Inspiration and Information for your Tabletop

This decadent dessert was created by chef Lynn Warnesky from Merrimack, New Hampshire as part of the August 2012 Deep Plate exercise.

Almost nothing inspires passionate debate like food. And in the age of Instagram, those passions are apparently spilling out onto the plate, as well. Literally.

In this August 2012 Deep Plate exercise, we explore a brilliant watermelon pairing from Executive Chef of the Highland Country Club, Russell L. Neff.

Lorens and Lansky sounds like a law firm, but this dynamic duo combined forces to create yet another beautiful salad plating.

It's so stunning, it almost doesn't look real. This beautiful fruit salad was created as part of the August 2012 Deep Plate exercise by culinary artist Stella Lorens and tournant Michelle Lansky of Edward Don and Company.

Nothing brings dinnerware to life like the holidays. In this November 2012 Deep Plate exercise, we enjoy holiday platings with chef Elizabeth Buckingham of Kitchen Table Cooking School in Greenwood Village, Colorado.

We've talked about the trends in healthcare foodservice that matter, but those trends can change from year to year, especially in an industry like healthcare with so much volatility. Important factors like budgets and patient volume will always be important, but let's take a look at some of the healthcare foodservice trends we feel will be important in 2018.

Cider is profitable. In fact, this premium beverage category sells for more than double the price of total beer sales, but we'll get to that in a bit.