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CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS & the NEW YEAR with RESTAURANT PEOPLE

Culinary Cues

These special days: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day were set aside as times to be with those we love – regardless of a person’s career obligations. These were the days when our home kitchens were filled with mothers, fathers, grandmothers, grandfathers, children and even grandchildren.

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THE TEN KEYS TO RESTAURANT SUCCESS – POST PANDEMIC

Culinary Cues

The restaurant business is sometimes like the canary in the coal mine and at other times like the father of teenage children – the last to know. Most of the problems in restaurants were there before but not so vivid, not so “in your face”. ‘The times they are a changin’, proclaimed Bob Dylan in 1964.

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A RESTAURANTS HIGHER CALLING

Culinary Cues

I have always loved the restaurant business. My professional life has been dedicated to the kitchen, the people of restaurants, the ingredients and their source, the process and the adrenaline, the service and an opportunity to make people happy, and of course those plates as they slide down the pass.

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The Complete Guide to Creating a Winning Restaurant Newsletter (+Real Examples)

7 Shifts

As a restaurant owner, you know how difficult it is to win a customer's attention and make them keep coming back to your restaurant. 6 Tips on Creating a Winning Restaurant Newsletter. 10 Restaurant Newsletter Ideas. Benefits of Having an Engaging Newsletter for Your Restaurant Business.

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Appalachian Food with Fred Sauceman

KaTom

It is a special piece of America all its own. ’ I recently did a story about vinegar pie, which is served at a restaurant on top of Clinch Mountain in Grainger County.” ” When Sauceman was a boy, his father would take him on late-night hunts, using a gig mounted on the end of a cane pole. That was it.”

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How to Cook a Direwolf

EATER

Iliana Regan retells stories through her food: The texts she’s dealing with are series like Game of Thrones , while the subtext questions what a high-end restaurant is. I can’t claim to know everything about food,” she wrote in 2010, the first line of the first entry of her old blog, “but I do know how to find food.”

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Eric Rivera Is Playing the Game 

EATER

Despite everything, the Seattle chef has found a way to successfully run his restaurant Addo — and he has some advice for the rest of the industry Eric Rivera does not run a traditional kitchen. At his Seattle restaurant, Addo, the menu, cuisine, and concept change constantly. Addo was an unconventional restaurant from the start.