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Rethinking risotto

Reinventing risotto with a non-traditional grain adds a sustainable twist to a classic dish.

Gazpacho

These modern American chefs' interpretations show just how versatile, trendy and tropical American gazpacho can be.

Pairing ethnic beverages with global menus appeals to customers' more adventurous palates. Check out the latest beverage trends.

Inventive kitchens are now going beyond burgers, sandwiching everything from pulled pork to ahi tuna between tiny buns to create specialty sliders.

A smoked brisket sandwich struts its authenticity, thanks to new smokers installed at all Hard Rock Cafes.

Menus from restaurants featured in the April issue of Restaurant Business magazine.

Mahogany woodwork, tufted leather upholstery, prosecco on tap—this isn’t anything like the other 1,700 Denny’s around the U.S.

Whether on-premise or off, catering can be a lucrative extension of your brand. But just as with the in-restaurant dining arena, the economic downturn has changed the rules of the game. Corporate events and high-ticket expense account dining have dried up. Weddings and other social events are smaller in size and budget. Fancy and formal are out; casual, creative and flexible are in. Caterers' new marching order: Do more with less—a lot less.

Consumers are going to want more variety and excitement in 2015, the result of an improved economy and lots of pent-up demand.

Festive fare destined to spread cheer throughout the holiday season.

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