Menu

A collection of menu planning ideas for foodservice operators.

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Ethnic flavors make meatless breakfast dishes pop

All operators with a stake in breakfast have the same challenge—creating menu items that are tasty, easy to execute and unique from what the other guys sell.

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From gyro to hero, global takes on the sandwich menu

The Food Channel named global flavors a Top 3 sandwich-and-salad trend of 2015, while a 2014 report by Datassential found 41% of diners interested in ethnic fare.

Ancient grains, fermented foods, dandelion greens, matcha and goji berries are just some of the trendy superfoods currently gaining traction on menus.

After an upward trajectory in the past several years, these concessions fads, often found at theme parks, stadiums and zoos are here to stay.

When it comes to portability and customization at lunchtime, it’s pretty tough to beat out the mighty sandwich. Here are the components of a great one.

Instead of trying to find healthy (yet still convincing) substitutes for the butter or sugar in his peach cobbler, David Cohen tried a different approach.

Despite the proximity to St. Louis and Kansas City, Chicago-style barbecue is not a thing. And yet barbecue concepts do just fine here, as it is everywhere.

Secondhand produce is perfectly edible fruits and vegetables that can’t be sold to stores because of cosmetic imperfections, but it tastes normal.

Luke Saunders is out to prove healthy meals can come at the push of a button with Farmer’s Fridge, a line of vending machines stocked with healthy foods.

University of Montana’s executive chef says flexibility is key when storing local produce for winter.

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