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The Food People uncover the top 10 new and rising trends to look out for in 2022 /2023.

On the 4th of November, thousands of people will be celebrating Diwali, or as it is often called the 'Festival of Lights' or the 'festival of flavours'. Diwali takes place each year after the conclusion of harvest and to coincide with the new moon between mid-October and mid-November.

With so much to think about in a busy kitchen, the impending increase of energy costs shouldn’t result in chefs having to compromise on quality. “Although energy costs within the hospitality industry often account for a small percentage of outgoings, reducing electricity bills can dramatically improve revenue without having to increase sales,” said Derek Duffill, Chief Executive of Energy Works

National Seafood Week takes place from October 4th to the 11th. It’s an annual campaign celebrating the wide variety of fish and shellfish available in the UK and aims to get people eating more fish, more often. With diets such as Pescatarianism and Seaganism growing in popularity, we are here to help you celebrate all things seafood with a selection of mouth-watering recipes...