Culinary trend suvery shows hydrocolloids and gums are the current tools of choice for experimental chefs. Also (of course) seasonal and local is big. Latin America looms on the horizon as the biggest new influencer. But ultimately it's the bottom line and flavor that matter.
Posted on October 20, 2006
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