K-12 Schools

Operations

Show me the sustainability

Deputy Editor Dana Moran, FoodService Director's designated green nerd, observes ways the National Restaurant Association Show could've upped its sustainability game.

Steal This Idea

Display ideas on the big screen

The W.K. Kellogg Foundation makes and broadcasts short YouTube videos on TV monitors to educate customers about cooking techniques while also displaying menus.

The new FoodServiceDirector.com has been redesigned to be more engaging and even easier to use. We’ve made it faster to find recipes, HR best practices and more.

The popularity of Meatless Mondays and the growing number of people who call themselves “flexitarians” have impacted menu development in the noncommercial sector.

As plans to increase the minimum wage surge ahead, operators will feel the reverberations shake up labor costs for more than just hourly workers.

You don’t have to be walking the floor eight hours a day, but as your major shift changes come in, you should make it a point to go through the kitchen.

Golden Living Administrative Office uses its Menu Forward idea to empower staff to develop menu items and keep leftovers in check. It also keeps the freezer clear.

Kayla Webb, executive chef at Muse School, has transitioned the private K-12 day school in Calabasas, Calif., to an entirely vegan menu over a three-year period.

Forced to battle crumbling infrastructure and a constant churn of trends, sometimes the best way to save a foodservice operation is to change it entirely.

Despite the perception that frozen is inferior, modern technology has given IQF produce the farm-fresh edge.

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