Tara Fitzpatrick

Senior Executive Editor

Articles by
Tara Fitzpatrick

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11 maximalist mash-ups from Levy’s NBA/NHL playoff menus

More is more with these sporty menu items, from the LA Cheesesteak Dog to the Milwaukee Brat Burger to Steak Elote Empanadas to Stuffed Concha Bread and Smoked Meat Rings.

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Student teams cook up great stuff at K-12 by Elior’s Junior Chef Competition

Kids in the kitchen? It’s a wonderful place to learn about the connection between cooking and community.

Sodexo Live! puts the pedal to the medal with new menu items and concepts calibrated just for racing fans as the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix roars into the Miami International Autodrome in May.

Michigan State University’s on-campus meat processing facility makes local meat within reach for dining halls, athletic events, catering and collaborations.

These shrimp-centric recipes make the most of a seafood favorite in zesty, spicy, citrusy, bold, tangy ways for mega flavor appeal on the menu.

Applications are being accepted through May 13 for the 2024 US Foods Scholars program, which will provide $360,000 to outstanding culinary students.

Long Island’s Stony Brook University Hospital transforms patient meal-ordering with launch of new easy-to-use mobile app.

Bon Appetit’s new Dine Well, Eat Smart monthly takeover series taps into the college-age generation’s wants and needs, from lowering their carbon footprint, to elevating their mood, all in a chill, low-key manner.

Pocket some key summer-stunner recipes now; bask in the glow of menu success all season long with tropical cocktails, farm-fresh salad, grill-friendly skewers and the famous healthcare recipe, Beef Steak Tomato Sandwich.

OVG Hospitality’s backyard barbecue-meets-global-street food items are your perfect summer-fun idea starters for something different under the sun in stadium cuisine.

The unsung hero of salads, bowls and more, couscous has got your back, whether it’s in the background, soaking up the sauce, or the main attraction, soaking up the spotlight.

Some old-school training tactics are stale and need to go. Others are tried and true and should stay. Morrison Healthcare’s Chef Thomas Sewell gives us his take on why you shouldn’t automatically get rid of every old-school training rule, and why you don’t have to jump on board with every new one, either.

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