Moroccan Food Is the Most Exciting 2012 Trend

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Readers voted on the food trend they're looking forward to trying

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Two weeks ago we predicted the top food trends for 2012, and it seems like Moroccan food might be the most popular.

We asked readers which 2012 food trend they are looking forward to trying the most, and Moroccan food received 60 percent of the vote.

Nordic cuisine came in second, with 26 percent of the vote, and arancinis received 10 percent. Exotic fish dishes, such as paiche, fugu, and toadfish, only received 5 percent.

Moroccan food's win isn't surprising; couscous has become part of the everyday culinary world, and the spiced, healthy cuisine is nothing less than delicious. Nordic cuisine's second place status may be attributed to its highbrow reputation (Noma, anyone?), making it seem challenging to try, even though Nordic cuisine was number one on our list.

Exotic fish, on the other hand, may have come in dead last because of some species' ability to poison eaters if it's not prepared properly (we're looking at you, fugu).

What are you looking forward to trying in 2012?

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Restaurant Marrakesh

Restaurant Marrakesh is one of Disney World’s most ethnic and interesting restaurants, and it has taken great pains to make authentic Moroccan food appealing to guests with any palate visiting EPCOT’s gorgeous Morocco pavilion.

For interested guests who may be traveling with less-adventurous eaters, a menu with pictures of the food is often available outside which you can peruse to get an idea of the cuisine ahead of your meal.

Unique dishes and wonderful entertainment provided by belly dancers and live musicians is presented in truly beautiful surroundings here.

Service: Table Service

Type of Food: Moroccan

Location: Epcot, World Showcase, Morocco Pavilion

Disney Dining Plan: Yes, Table Service credit

Tables in Wonderland: Yes

Don’t forget to look through the picture menu at the front of the restaurant to see exactly what everything looks like!

Important Info:

The Morocco pavilion, including Restaurant Marrakesh, was hand-tiled by the Moroccan King’s artisans.
The restaurant features Moroccan musicians and a belly dancer as entertainment.
Check out the picture menu in the front of the restaurant to help picky eaters decide what to order!
This is another restaurant where you can often get a table as a walk-up diner.

Famous Dishes: Seafood and Chicken Bastilla, Beef Brewat Rolls, Harira Soup, Shish Kebab, Couscous dishes, Baklava, Warm Beignets and Sweet Cream

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