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Trending this week: Menus without borders, Matthew Kenney’s plant-based world, more
Apr 12, 2017

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Foraged ingredients, wild aromatics, housemade syrups and artisanal shrubs... the trendy touches for cocktails can also make the mocktail.

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Here are some helpful products to keep your operation going smoothly.

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The celebrity chef gives advice on how to be your own kind of star.

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Salty and sweet varieties gain play on US restaurant menus.

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Restaurants get creative in their efforts to reduce food waste.

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Restaurant Hospitality scours the Web for interesting reads on restaurants, food, chefs and more. This week, we find out about the designer helping restaurants go viral, a new way to raise salaries for kitchen staff and an old culinary technique that’s new again.

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The Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives alumni dishes on what happens to business after the show.

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2. Matthew Kenney’s plant-based world blossoms
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The chef and businessman sees boundless opportunity in vegan foods.

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Consumers say they want adventure. But do they?

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