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Culinary Council: How to slip in healthier ingredients

Question:How are you slipping in healthier ingredients?Answers from FSD's Culinary CouncilThe fundamental rule of cooking Italian cuisine is less is more; the fewer ingredients you use, the more flavo...

FSD Culinary Council

Culinary Council What to do about the price of eggs

Question:What are you doing about the price of eggs?Answers from FSD's Culinary CouncilWe are just starting to see the effects of the avian flu. We hope we will be able to curb most of the costs, but ...

Question:What, if any, food substitutions are you making as a result of weather-related costs or supply issues?Answers from FSD's Culinary CouncilWe don’t want to take items away from our guests...

Question:How are you saving on food costs without sacrificing quality?Answers from FSD's Culinary CouncilWe are piggybacking a bid this year for our frozen, dry and refrigerated foods to make it 2 per...

Here’s how fellow FSDs are taking precautions to minimize disruptions to their operations.

Students donate uneaten lunch items, giving peers a chance to take leftovers before they are given to local pantries or meal programs.

Officials at Lenox and Lee Public Schools aim to improve efficiency, share services and reduce costs.

The cafeteria director said he hopes to also make the school’s Pasta Wednesdays gluten free.

Leah Schmidt was presented with the award for Foodservice Director of the Year.

The bipartisan bill gives foodservice operators a break on sodium, whole grains and fruit and vegetable standards.

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