Patricia Cobe

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Recipe report: Fruity desserts

It’s that time of year to put fruit front and center on the dessert menu. Berries, pears, peaches, cherries and other seasonal fruits are at their peak in the spring.

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Recipe report: Brunch

Brunch is a celebratory meal that adapts to any event, catering to groups large and small. To amp up your menu, move out of the eggs-Benedict-and-omelet rut.

Why not set your menu apart this year by adding something a little different to the lineup? Get the party started with these festive Cinco de Mayo recipes.

A revamped North American tribe recipe is now a staple in Wash U’s dining program, which completes 18,000 to 22,000 transactions daily.

American regional classics, such as New England clam chowder, are showing up on menus, often with signature touches. Each of these recipes has a story to tell.

Chicken still rules the roost, but diners are coming across more turkey options.

Operators in every segment are meeting the customization demand by providing a variety of ingredients so customers can create bowl meals geared to their taste buds.

As dayparts continue to blur, try grabbing the interest of between-meal customers with unique flavors and global foods.

These emerging ingredients can help push menus ahead of the curve. 

Exploring underutilized cuts of beef, pork and lamb can yield both economic and flavor rewards. Many of these less-familiar cuts are lower in cost.

With the current focus on vegetables and grains, sides are in the menu spotlight. See how three side dish flavors are making waves.

The earliest local produce is arriving to freshen up menus. So the timing is right to incorporate some spring produce into the lineup, starting with these recipes.

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