menu development

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How to make perfectly portioned meatloaf

St. Joseph Memorial Hospital only needs three or four servings of meatloaf, so instead of making a large loaf, they place the meatloaf mix into muffin tins.

Operations

Va. district creates student nutrition-advisory councils

Students will have more of a say of what’s on their menus.

Daniel Giusti’s new company, Brigaid, will renovate school kitchens and staff them with professional chefs.

What’s happening street side could work in noncommercial settings.

The six-week program teaches students about health, nutrition and how to prepare nutritious meals.

Last year’s dominant menu trends might sound familiar, as foodservice directors have been riding those currents for some time. But the emphasis shifted.

Chefs and industry folks aren’t the only ones who blend pleasure and profession over restaurant meals. Winsight Media is tracking foodservice trends.

Spinnerie adapted a slow cooking method to a high-volume, quick-service environment, through a combination of efficient prep methods and rotisserie ovens.

To “clean” up his school’s cheesesteak, Chef Kevin Frank replaced the meat product with one that’s more healthful and saves seven cents per serving.

When it comes to capturing the attention of America’s young consumers, Starbucks reigns supreme, according to Piper Jaffray’s Fall 2015 survey of 9,400 teens.

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