Flavor Trends, Strategies and Solutions for Menu Development

 

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Eye-catching drizzles, dollops and swooshes inject instant drama, and when they’re applied with artistic flourish or even random patterns, the effect eclipses flavor expectations. Capture guests’ attention by blending the familiar with the unexpected in sauces, purées, pestos, condiments, syrups and oils infused with intercultural charm.

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Savory: Chermoula Flatbread, with slices of roasted lamb, roasted red bell peppers and smashed chickpeas, topped with dollops of chermoula labneh

Sweet: Mexican Concha Bread Pudding, drizzled with mole-spiced chocolate sauce and served atop a swoosh of tahini crème anglaise

Sippable: Pumpkin Mudslide, finished with Aleppo chile-caramel sauce and a dusting of sumac-pumpkin spice, served in a ginger-sugar rimmed glass

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About The Author

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Rob Corliss is a three-time James Beard House guest chef with more than 30 years of experience that includes running world-class hotels, launching new concepts, working in top marketing agencies and owning the culinary consultancy ATE (All Things Epicurean) since 2009. Based in Nixa, Mo., ATE has an energizing passion focused on flavor innovation and is dedicated to connecting people to their food, environment and wellness. Rob is also a regular contributor to Flavor & The Menu.