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A murky picture as seafood industry eyes oil slick

NEW ORLEANS (May 3, 2010)—As a giant oil slick lapped at southeastern Louisiana'secologically sensitive coast, chefs, restaurant owners and seafood dealers...

Applebee’s to introduce new menu by staging Times Square street party

The casual-dining chain’s event will feature samples of new menu items and “special-guest” performances.

(July 19, 2010)—Laurentino Cardenas leaned over the edge of his narrow boat, his hands clenched above the murky, green surface of the Gulf of Mexico's...

The twin chains’ new owners have tapped a turnaround vet to reinvigorate the buffet brands.

Mixologists are giving drinks a distinctive snap with the addition of ginger. Several inventive libations start with a base of ginger beer or a ginger-infused spirit and some end with a splash of ginger ale.

CHICAGO (January 26, 2011 - Business Wire)—Last summer’s oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico released an estimated 200 million gallons of oil over the course...

Commodity prices are on the rise. And animal proteins—always one of a restaurant’s more expensive buys—are getting hit hard. But there are ways you can purchase and plate beef, pork and lamb to ease the pain—without shortchanging your customers or your profits. Listen to what these chefs, suppliers, economists and other experts have to say.

As cool and refreshing as their color, the cucumber’s palate-taming properties provide chefs with a subtle counterpoint to an array of dishes and drinks. These suave cukes are definitely not destined for the pickle jar!

The current farm-to-fork mindset is changing the way restaurants buy produce.

Great ideas we've seen from the restaurant industry.

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