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Artisan bread:  how to tell it’s the real thing?
08 Jun
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Artisan bread: how to tell it’s the real thing?

The artisan bread label is overused these days.  So, the folks at Ace Bakery shows you how to tell the real from the fake. All in 15 seconds!  Sometimes fewer words the better.  Or, in this case, no words!

How you figure food costs is probably all wrong
12 May
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How you figure food costs is probably all wrong

Ryan Gromfin, a.k.a. the Restaurant Boss, explains many restaurant operators focus on the wrong thing when figuring food costs. The trick isn’t reaching a 30-something percent cost.  It’s first knowing what customers are willing to pay for your menu item. Listen in below to our latest Chow Talks video.

Bag it… if you want to serve fluffy scrambled eggs!
04 May
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Bag it… if you want to serve fluffy scrambled eggs!

Here are short tips on how to turn liquid eggs into delectable servings for schools and restaurants, thanks to the American Egg Board. You’ll find more egg inspiration tools for schools here.

Pasta made from scallops?  Yep, that’s a thing
16 Apr
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Pasta made from scallops? Yep, that’s a thing

Pasta variations seemingly pop up every day… but this one comes from the sea.  Chef André Chiang makes pasta from scallops! Watch his technique in this video.

Why kitchen staff shouldn’t cut pineapple… or other stuff
03 Apr
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Why kitchen staff shouldn’t cut pineapple… or other stuff

Check out this video if you’ve ever thought having your staff cut up pineapple (or other fruits and vegetables).   Or have your team take the test itself! There’s a reason prepared produce from the likes of Dole and Del Monte continue to grow in popularity even among the pickiest of chefs!
Why your chocolate cake tastes dry as a desert
03 Apr
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Why your chocolate cake tastes dry as a desert

Do you use Dutch chocolate for that cake?  No? Well, that might be why your cake is more like a desert… than dessert.  The video explains!

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