5 trending TikTok dishes to try this month
November 14, 2022
Butter Board
Food TikToker Justine Doiron said
that she wanted butter boards to be
the new charcuterie board and began
teaching her fans how to make
them. The dish is made by spreading
soft butter over a wooden
board. You can decorate the spread
with spices, vegetables, nuts and
other ingredients. Then you take
crackers or bread to scoop up the
buttery goodness like a dip.
Corn Ribs
It’s corn! Ever since the corn kid
reminded us that we all love those
big lumps with knobs, TikTokers
have been creating new corn recipes
to enjoy. First shown on TikTok
by food influencer, Farrah J, “corn
ribs” are cobs of corn cut into strips
and put in the air fryer to come out
grilled and toasty. They are coated
in herbs, butter and often cotija
cheese for a Hispanic flavor.
Overnight Oats
Overnight oats recently became
popular because of how easy they
are to make. TikToker Kenziejo
Clark showed fans how to make
strawberry shortcake overnight
oatmeal by adding milk, uncooked
oatmeal and freshly sliced strawberries
to a mason jar. Then you
mix it up and leave it in the fridge
overnight. In the morning, you can
enjoy your breakfast like a parfait.
Salmon Bowl
Emily Mariko started a more upscale
food trend by creating viral
salmon bowls. These Japanese-inspired
dishes involve layering
salmon, avocado, sauces like sriracha
or soy sauce, and other optional
ingredients such as kimchi in a
bowl over rice. The recipe can be
made using leftover rice and small
portions of ingredients that you already
have in your fridge.
Jelly Drink
The “jelly drink” originally started
trending in Japan and made its
way to American FoodTok. By adding
gummy bears and hot water
to a cup, stirring until liquid, and
refrigerating, TikTokers create a jelly-
like substance. Then they add a
Japanese yogurt drink over the top.
It creates a sweet and creamy layered
treat that makes you feel like a
true drink connoisseur.