There is a lot to consider when choosing the right oil for foodservice use. And new oils are coming to market with superior nutritional and heat-resistant characteristics....More
Lars Kronmark was part of a small team of instructors who laid the foundation for the Culinary Institute of America's California campus, Greystone. In...More
Salty, fermented fish sauce with fresh chilies (called nahm phrik pla raa) is the most important flavoring ingredient in Thai cooking. It is like salt...More
Native cooks of Thailand would tell you that these are some of the fundamental ingredients of their diet. Bean curd (tofu or soya bean extract) Cardamom...More
By Robin Asbell Chronicle Books, Aug. 2007 $19.95 (paperback) From whole wheat, oats, and rice to farro, barley, and quinoa, no grain is left unturned...More
Bunge Oils has announced the release of its new foodservice website, http://www.transfatsolutions.com/. At the site, operators can download product brochures,...More
When New York City recently voted to phase in a ban on the use of the partially hydrogenated oils that contain trans fatty acids ("trans fats") in city...More
BY DIANE RIDGE Today, onsite chefs are not so much rediscovering great beef cuts as they are elevating beef dishesin this case sandwich mainstaysto new...More
There is a growing interest in both the taste and health benefits of different varieties of rice. Classified as long, medium or short grain, there are...More
What's the catch of the day? Salmon-of course. Earning high marks for many healthful attributes, all varieties of salmon are high in protein as well as...More
Until fairly recently, the American perspective on Mexican cuisine tended to begin and end with Tex-Mex dishes like tacos, nachos, burritos, tortillas...More