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Maple syrup: tap the sap

Mixologists are experimenting with natural syrups, like maple, honey and agave, to differentiate their drinks. Maple syrup has been sugaring cocktails and...

Heirloom Tomatoes

Colorful heirloom tomatoes of all shapes and sizes are overflowing at farmers markets. Here’s how some restaurants are featuring this juicy, flavorful late-summer bounty on their menus.

Cooking demos and on-premise ads aren’t doing it for most diners, but these five things are.

Few dishes warm the body and soul like a hearty stew. These places are serving up tasty meals-in-a-pot based on meat, seafood or vegetables, much to the delight of diners coming in from the cold.

To assume an industry leadership position in the culinary field, it’s a given that a chef possesses strong technical abilities. But to become a leader and an innovator, there are additional skills and areas of expertise that a chef must gain. Returning to the building blocks of flavor and gaining a strong knowledge of today’s global flavors is key.

CHICAGO (May 24, 2011 - PR Newswire)—Consumers recently polled by Technomic say they eat chicken more frequently than any other type of meat. Yet despite...

CHICAGO (August 11, 2011 - PR Newswire)—With nearly 16 million college and university students in the United States commanding over $300 billion in...

Chinese, Thai and Japanese restaurants are no longer the only destination for Asian cuisine. Many mainstream menus have embraced Asian, using classic Eastern flavors and ingredients to update Western menu options.

Rising temperatures in the years ahead could have a direct impact on a wide range of food items.

Wolfgang Puck wants to be America’s go-to-chef, and his new iPhone/iPad app. launched mid-April, may just help him realize his dream.

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