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Embark on a transformative journey to elevate your culinary prowess. Explore how fundamental cooking techniques, artful presentation refinement, and the skilled orchestration of seasonal ingredients converge.
Explore some of the current presentation trends showing up on tables across the country and you may discover a spectacular idea for your next creation.
Try these approaches to preparing cauliflower and you’ll soon see that there are endless ways to put your produce to work.
Two of the most common food-related allergies involve tree nuts and peanuts. Chefs can use peanut butter substitutes to cater to a broader audience.
Farm to table is now an umbrella term of sorts for a variety of trends.
Here are some exceptional pairings that will provide ample food for thought
Chefs often focus on using perfectly honed techniques and fresh ingredients to capture the potential of a classic dish. A delicious new combination of beloved comfort foods looks poised for explosive popularity: the tacro.
A new food trend is popping up in stores, restaurants and home kitchens: pickles, and not of the common cucumber variety. Pickled fruits and vegetables of all kinds can be pleasing additions to a dish.
Networking is important in every field, but in the culinary world it's especially vital. Practical career advice can help you make the most of new opportunities.
A vegetable medley makes a simple but satisfying addition to dinner by bringing a welcome mixture of colors and flavors to the table.
Follow these tips to ensure the perfect combination of crispy exterior and bold, spicy flavor.
Infusing your own spirits is one way to open up fresh and delicious possibilities for drinks.
Israeli food may be a major restaurant trend in 2018, thanks to the wide variety of dishes and influences involved in its development.
Chefs can leave everyone at a corporate event satisfied with a varied menu full of tasty entrees and appetizers, achieving positive word-of-mouth and repeat business.
Once you’ve tried these items for yourself, you’ll want to dig deeper into Finland’s rich culinary heritage.
One such diet plan is the Whole30, a popular short-term diet that changes the way eaters think about food. Here are some tips on how to craft a Whole30 compliant menu.
By trying new combinations and seeing the results, you may even find that you prefer certain recipes with substitute ingredients.
One of the many endless yet important decisions restaurateurs or chefs may have to make comes down to a simple question: Steak sandwich or Philly cheesesteak?
Using more fruits and vegetables on your menu is in line with general customer sentiment, meaning your restaurant appears relevant and responsive.
What does the increasingly popular hyperlocal trend mean for chefs and restaurants? The answer centers around using more local ingredients.
Successful chefs stay organized and plan ahead so they’re ready when the kitchen turns into a hive of intense activity.
By staying on top of the latest trends, you may discover ideas for creating your own ultimate burger, like more creative toppings.
Cider has been a part of meals for millennia, and you can offer exciting, modern versions of this classic drink to your customers.
When cowboys were hungry, they either needed to prepare dinner themselves or look around for the nearest chuck wagon. Here's what professional chefs can learn from life on the range.
Today, many chefs are striving to meet the needs of diners by developing new dishes that are both tasty and promote gut health.
Many food enthusiasts have realized that with fresh ingredients and creative flavor combinations on the menu, there’s no need to overcomplicate a recipe.
Chefs and culinary academy students who explore the thriving industry of food tourism may find their own chances to take part.
Think about how you can harness the power of savory and sour ingredients when crafting intriguing dishes.
If you’re looking for a way to step up your breakfasts, give one of these delicious recipes a try.
Once you learn the steps to clarify butter, you can use this versatile cooking fat in a wide range of delicious recipes.
Follow these strategies to get the best results from working with local ingredients.
Katsu is made with a thin slice of meat that's breaded with panko.
For many culinary arts students, clam chowder may prove to be a deceptively complicated dish.
Menus for special occasions are an exciting opportunity for chefs and culinary students alike.
If you have an arm of ginger on hand, put it to good use in one of these recipes:
Creating a distinctive take on holiday favorites could be just the ticket to get diners excited about your offerings this winter.
As winter brings chilly weather to Austin, culinary students might begin to seek out soup and stew recipes to warm them up.
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The colder months are a great opportunity to explore the flavors and textures of favorites like root vegetables and squash in your dishes.
At the center of any good barbecue is an array of delicious smoked meats.
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