Prawn cocktail, minestrone, casseroles, curries, roasts, trifles, bread and butter pudding. It’s kind of back to basic, hearty and family food.
I predict a pause in sophistication.
And it’s hurray for beer and quaffing claret. Sales of onions, herbs and wooden spoons are booming already in the UK.
Become a great, economical cook. Make 2009 the year of the noisy positive supper party with friends with reasonably priced wine and delicious frugal food. Sort out the world while you eat.
Tomorrow is about 'The New Nations'.
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Saturday, 3 January 2009
FOOD AND DRINK
Labels:
credit crunch,
economic downturn,
food,
marketing,
recession,
surviving recession,
wine
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