Hospitals & Long-term Care

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New Veggies

We were looking for ways to add more variety to our vegetable selection. So we looked at some not-so-common vegetables, such as mashed parsnips, creamed cauliflower and mixed roots, such as carrots, rutabagas and parsnips. These turned out to be good addi

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Three Takes On: Guacamole

Three Takes On offers several different versions of the same classic dish. This month: Guacamole.

Operators in colleges and healthcare locations say self-branded foodservice options have more growth potential than franchise or product supplier brands, according to The Big Picture.

I created a snack mix based on Dr. James Painter’s presentation at MenuDirections in 2012 about the 10 items to add to your diet. The mix includes raisins, dark chocolate chunks, pecans, almonds and pistachios. It’s a choice in the dessert sec

College and healthcare operators say they are the most likely to expand, upgrade or purchase cooking equipment for their retail operations in the next year.

Award from Healthcare Without Harm recognizes hospital's efforts to reduce its "climate footprint."

Sometimes, dreams simply aren’t to be denied, no matter the obstacles. Angelo Mojica, director of nutrition and food services for UNC Health Care, in Chapel Hill, N.C., understands this better than most because he’s experienced it. Mojica has

When it comes to marketing, operators go online, according to The Big Picture. Website and emails/enewsletters were the top two tools that operators use to market their foodservice programs.

Independent hospital kitchens spend more money than hospitals that use central kitchen.

When Angelo Mojica and his team wanted to create a patient room service program without incraesing labor, they turned to what they already did well: retail foodservice. They built their program using menus from their 20 retail concepts, and patient satisf

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