Patricia Cobe

Senior Editor

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Patricia Cobe

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Food

How 'Shark Tank' turned these restaurateurs' dreams into reality

Budding culinary entrepreneurs come onto the TV show with hopes of scoring an investment. Some are more successful than others.

Operations

How well-written recipes can optimize productivity and profitability in the kitchen

Raeanne Sarazen, author of “The Complete Recipe Writing Guide,” shares the secrets every menu developer needs to know.

The landmark restaurant in NYC’s Central Park, closed for two years, has been refreshed with a modern continental menu and an elegant interior to match.

Pépin was a founding dean of the French Culinary Institute, a training ground for some of today’s most influential chefs.

February’s most popular items lean towards crispy, cheesy, creamy foods, finds Technomic.

Taste Tracker: Spring blooms for Ruby Slipper and Cracker Barrel; it’s cereal all day at Scooter’s and Salt & Straw; Burgerville goes for waffles; and El Pollo Loco doubles up on tostadas.

The locally owned independent restaurants are recognized for quality food, timeless appeal and their ability to reflect the character of their communities.

Through curated wine flights, local flavor and enlightened server training, certified sommelier Larissa Dubose captures guests on the go for a bit of pampering.

Behind the Menu: Hyper-local Wisconsin ingredients and a three-day baking process turn out pastries that are in high demand by hotel guests.

The chain is partnering with the iconic Mexican seasoning blend to spice up a taco, snack and beverage, all in test at one California location.

Technomic’s new State of the Menu report recommends actions chain operators can take to move their menus forward this year.

Behind the Menu: The chain’s newest menu addition aims to break the mold on what a fast-food burger can be, and customers are buying in.

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