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Chefs Feed expands into social media and 16 locales

Launched in late 2011, the free Chefs Feed app for iPhone and iPad has quickly become a favorite with chefs and their fans, registering more than 100,000 users in less than a year.

Feeling the Brooklyn hipster vibe

Brooklyn has become a must-visit destination on the culinary map. Senior editor Pat Cobe, native New Yorker but Brooklyn neophyte, recently trekked through the borough on a tasting tour, sampling the fare at several buzzworthy restaurants and artisanal food producers.

The fried fish sandwich is a staple in limited service, but few chains have taken a deeper dive.

Ever notice how trends seem to run in circles? Hemlines rise and fall. Disco music made a comeback. Even the VW Bug is back. A menu trend that's currently in vogue — did it really ever leave? — is side dishes.

Americans love tacos, burritos, and nachos. Now Mexican menus are digging deeper to offer fresher, authentic fare.

Funny how a handful of celebrity chefs and mom-and-pop global joints can round out a local cuisine. Now visitors in the know—and with a car to navigate the bi-state sprawl—have a new nickname for Kansas City: Chowtown.

Flynn Dekker, VP of marketing at Dallas-based Steak and Ale, needed a new ad campaign. He wanted TV and its broad reach, but didn’t think he could afford it. Then he discovered Spot Runner.

Tour the flavors of Mexico and how they can enhance your menu.

WASHINGTON D.C. (December 1, 2010)—The National Restaurant Association’s “What’s Hot” survey of more than 1,500 professional chefs – members of...

The rapidly growing Hispanic population will continue to drive demand for more ethnically diverse foods, NPD forecasts. But spicing up the menu with Latin flavors and ingredients is not the only way to attract Hispanic diners. It also pays to learn a bit about their restaurant behavior.

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