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Chatelaine's 10 most popular recipes of 2011

In early 2011, Claire, our food editor revealed her top food trends for the year and at the top of her list were burgers and comfort food. Looking at the recipes that made our list, it's clear that our audience is also in love with these cozy dishes and burgers (yes, quinoa counts).
By Grace Toby
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Chatelaine's 10 most popular recipes of 2011 Pulled pork

In early 2011, Claire, our food editor revealed her top food trends for the year and some of the items at the top of her list included charcuterie, burgers and comfort food. Looking at the recipes that made our list, it's clear that our audience is also in love with these cozy dishes and burgers (yes, quinoa counts).

Also, in October we featured 31 days of soup, slow-cooker and stew recipes and these dishes were among our most popular, proving that we've fallen in love (again) with our crock pots. Recipes like pulled pork, pot roast and baked beans, prepared in a slow-cooker mean we can have our comfort food and not have to slave over a hot oven. This is a trend we'll gladly take with us into the new year.

Bon Appetit!

The top 10 recipes of 2011 are:

1. Pulled pork with ginger-bourbon sauce

2. Classic baked beans

3. Moroccan vegetable stew

4. Beef bourguignon

5. Quinoa-veggie burger

Chatelaine's 10 most popular recipes of 2011  



6. Slow-cooked super-saucy pot roast

7. French country chicken soup

8. Lemon-garlic chicken

9. Upside-down shepherd's pie

Chatelaine's 10 most popular recipes of 2011  



10. Roasted rep pepper soup

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