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FSD Culinary Council

Culinary Council: Shaping the menu

Expect three megatrends to hang around for another year according to respondents: healthier comfort foods, plant-based dishes and more customization.

FSD Culinary Council

Culinary Council: What's hot at breakfast?

High egg prices, a result of the avian-flu epidemic, continue to worry noncommercial chefs. Some are taking preemptive measures by redirecting the menu.

FSD’s Culinary Council is a cross-section of chefs from the K-12, college and university, senior living, health care, and business and industry segments. On a rotating basis, our industry experts answer questions about food trends and ideas.

The American Culinary Federation and Epicurean Club of Boston have named Addison Gilbert’s David Gauvin as the recipient of the award.

Instead of imposing limitations on the menu, the plant-centric focus pushes chefs to get creative in developing vegetarian dishes that resonate with all.

Smoking, both as a cooking technique and flavor enhancer, is heating up. The NRA's 2015 Culinary Forecast named smoking one of the Top 5 preparation trends.

Having a chef prepare school lunches may convince students to eat more fruits and vegetables, suggests a new study.

An empanada ‘fork’ seems like a tool that would lay in a back drawer—except when the Latin American-style turnovers are on the menu. But, it’s a kitchen MVP.

The Children’s Hospital will open its new Forest kitchen in the fall of 2016, which will offer made-to-order menus.

There are a handful of hidden surprises in NRA's 2016 What's Hot list for noncommercial operators among the 192 food, beverage and prep trends.

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