menu development

Operations

District uses student feedback to expand vegetarian options

Students ranked each sample item on a scale from “awesome” to “gross.”

Menu

5 hot menu predictions from chefs

These predictions grabbed our attention while looking through the National Restaurant Association’s 2017 culinary forecast.

New features include an expanded menu, interactive cooking stations and alcohol at dinner.

The pilot program will serve seniors lunch in the cafeteria every Friday.

The middle-schoolers also created their own dressing with help from their foodservice director.

The meals aim to improve health and nutrition among hospital staff, patients and guests.

Change has been on Colleen Wright-Riva’s mind since she arrived at University of Maryland from Cornell, a private institution that wins top marks for its dining.

Offering surprising foods on skewers could catch diners' attention.

Clients are increasingly demanding nonalcohol bar options at company soirees, and they expect the craftsmanship afforded to a classic cocktail.

Millennials and Gen Zers are heavy drinkers—of nonalcoholic beverages, that is. Respondents in the 18-34 age group purchase drinks four times a week.

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