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From the editor: A happier new year

 By Dana Moran on Jan. 16, 2018

These inspiring tidbits and trends started off 2018.

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FSD’s Culinary Council shares on-trend takeaways

 By Patricia Cobe on Jan. 09, 2018

Attendees of an FSD culinary summit got a few lessons in local sourcing, promoting talent and fostering inspiration.

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4 menu ideas to beat the winter blahs

By Patricia Cobe on Jan. 09, 2018

Operators share innovative ways to excite winter-weary customers.

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5 great ideas gathered at a chefs’ conference

By Patricia Cobe on Oct. 17, 2017

Smart tactics to tackle labor issues, sustainability, food safety and more were offered up this week during FoodService Director’s first Chefs’ Council Summit.

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Sharing is significant

By Dana Moran on Oct. 15, 2017

FSD's Managing Editor discusses the latest issue of Foodservice Director, operators who are innovating in an immediate crisis and all the workers who are highly motivated to get it right.

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A fresh face for FoodService Director’s Culinary Council

By Dana Moran on Oct. 12, 2017

FoodService Director is pleased to welcome some new members to its FSD's Culinary Council, a panel of chefs from C&U, B&I, hospitals, senior living and K-12.

4 modern twists on wraps

By Benita Gingerella on Aug. 17, 2017

ScheduleOperators are going beyond veggies and Buffalo chicken to add a splash of uniqueness to their wraps. Here are a few takes they’re employing to attract customers.Schedule

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Chefs’ favorite energy-boosting snacks

By Dana Moran on Aug. 09, 2017

FSD added some fresh faces to the veterans on our Chefs’ Council. Noncommerical chefs dish on the productivity promoters that get them through the workday. 

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5 ways to battle chef burnout

By Dana Moran on Jul. 11, 2017

Even with menu cycles and seasonal meals, it’s not tough to see how chefs can become burned out on the job. 

50 rising menu stars

By Patricia Cobe on Jun. 20, 2017

The most successful new dishes in noncommercial are feeding the demand for innovation balanced with tradition.

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