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Baumann's Mission: Better Display Skills

 By Karen Weisberg on Dec. 14, 2006

Too many chefs today ‘put the cart before the horse,’ says this stadium specialist. So, he emphasizes details and the basics.   At A Glance: SPORTSERVICE  •Revenue: Aroun...

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Going Organic

 By Karen Wilk Rubin MS, RD, LD on Dec. 04, 2006

Buying & serving organic foods helps the environment, but are they safer to eat? Are they healthier or more nutritious? As organic foods become more prolific, operators are asking these questions to see if these foods will work for them.

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Fish story

By Patricia Cobe on Nov. 28, 2006

The numbers tell the tale: Americans are eating more seafood.

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How Sustainable is Farmed Fish?

By Patricia Cobe on Nov. 28, 2006

Aquaculture has been a boon to the supply chain and as the quality of many species has improved, it has been embraced further. But the issues of sustainability that have plagued some...

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Freezing techniques

By Patricia Cobe on Nov. 28, 2006

Three processes and how they affect your seafood.

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Hospital Chef is Top in the ACF

By Karen Weisberg on Nov. 14, 2006

Joe Eidem proves healthcare foodservice ‘has come a long way’ with national award. The perception of “healthcare foodservice” has steadily changed thanks to the professionalis...

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Students learning 'balance'

Nov. 14, 2006

Sodexho’s Balanced Way program touts healthful eating over plethora of fad diets to students at four southern universities.

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Mary Kimbrough's Mantra: Always In Good Taste

By Karen Weisberg on Nov. 14, 2006

Dietitians, chefs must learn to work together, 24-year healthcare veteran says. She also advocates a return to whole foods. Many of the sea changes that have served to burnish the reputation of hospi...

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Dinnerware that breaks the mold

Nov. 02, 2006

Remember when all plates were round? Today's cutting-edge dishes are just as likely to be square, rectangular, triangular, scalloped or kidney-shaped.

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Shopping for Chocolate

By Patricia Cobe on Nov. 02, 2006

As the top-selling dessert flavor, chocolate is on every pastry chef's shopping list. But chocolate purchasing has taken a sophisticated and complex turn with the influx of more prod...

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