menu development

Operations

Student-run restaurant serves more than food

Atlantic County Institute of Technology students not only prepare and serve the food for the cafe, but also learn how to run a restaurant.

Operations

N.C. students taste test locally grown foods

Morganton Day School officials said they want to expose students to foods they may not have had before and increase their food nutrition and sourcing knowledge.

Brandon Valley School District serves breakfast before school and offers a second option less than one hour into the day.

As The Terrace at Phoebe Allentown transitions to its fall/winter menu, a few recipes will be as close to home cooking as some residents can get.

With the program set to expire in December, the effort to change certain rules is resuming—none too soon, in the opinions of some school foodservice execs.

Students at two of the district’s elementary schools were served meals made with locally sourced foods.

Districts are trying to figure out how to collect without denying children something to eat.

Jessica Shelly worked through various programs to land the cost-free enhancements.

After receiving student feedback, Greenville County Schools added such choices as St. Louis-style ribs and sushi.

With 2015 coming to a close, Technomic has identified the 10 trends likely to shape menus next year. Here is what the Chicago researcher has identified.

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