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A collection of menu planning ideas for foodservice operators.

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How one senior-living FSD addresses allergies

James Martin explains how The Village at St. Edward handles the challenges of accommodating residents with food allergies in a segment that already abounds in special dietary needs.

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The essential pulse

Lentils, chickpeas and dry beans serve a valuable function on non-commercial menus.

When it comes to barbecue, foodservice directors are balancing authenticity with innovation in their side dishes.

Farmers are gearing up to satisfy increasing demand for pulses worldwide.

Small plates offer delicious, artful fare for a fraction of the calories.

Three Takes On offers several different versions of the same classic dish. This month: unique takes on potato salad.

Barbecue’s versatility makes it a natural fit for menu items of all kinds, and operators who focus on adding innovative barbecue dishes to their menus will not only find a way to make barbecue their own—they’ll set themselves apart from their competition.

Foodservice directors responsible for feeding college students—who fall somewhere within Gen Z and the younger millennial category—must balance health and flavor on menus in order to appeal to student desires.

The pro-vegan Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine is asking the public to pressure a pediatrics facility into dropping McDonald’s.

Snapshots of all the recipes from the March 2015 issue featuring vegan and vegetarian dishes.

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