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4 unexpected uses for frying oil on menus

With varieties that are adaptable to nearly every fat or oil application in the food industry, soybean oil works well in dishes from fried appetizers and salad dressings to sauces and desserts.

Food

Global flavors shake up turkey LTOs

For operators who offer turkey and want to put an ethnic item on the menu, incorporating global flavors can be a great opportunity.

Operations

The rise of food allergies and how to keep your guests safe and happy

Sponsored content from our partner Fourth on Feb. 15, 2019

With food allergies on the rise, and more than 15 million Americans affected, it’s critical for your restaurant to be able to deliver clear, accurate allergen information to guests. It can also be a competitive advantage.

Food

18 flavors shaping modern menus

By Lizzy Freier on Apr. 11, 2018

These on-the-rise ingredients are set to pop on the radar for trendsetters.

Food

Comfort food makes a comeback

Sponsored content from our partner AdvancePierre® Foods on Aug. 30, 2017

Homestyle ingredients and dishes can offer an experience that’s nostalgic and familiar—which is why comfort foods never go out of style.

Food

Boost profits with natural ingredients, clean foods

Sponsored content from our partner Litehouse Foodservice on Aug. 21, 2017

Today’s diners are more conscious than ever about the foods they eat—what they’re made of, but more importantly, what they’re not made of.

Food

4 fastest-growing proteins on menus

By Lizzy Freier on Jun. 12, 2017

Restaurants are increasingly adding a common pulled pork cut, a Spanish sausage, a trash fish and an upscale beef product to their menus.

Food

5 relishes spreading on menus

By Lizzy Freier on May 15, 2017

Global relishes are poised for growth as operators increasingly use condiments to differentiate.

Food

Is bone broth a blip or a good bet?

By Restaurant Business Staff on Feb. 07, 2017

Bone broth supposedly helps you sleep, aids digestion and nutrition absorption, and strengthens bones and hair. Heck, even Kobe Bryant is a fan, according to SI.

Food

Reshaping lamb

By Patricia Cobe on Apr. 16, 2015

By reformatting the dish—and using ground meat instead of sliced leg—Millman now is able to offer lamb for $15 instead of $35, appealing to younger diners.