The foods you choose can make a difference, so go further with this interesting twist on a seasonal salad using flavorful and bold blood oranges, peppery shaved radish, and savory black olives.
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Staff Spotlight: Cecilia Carrasco Practices Compassion at the Register
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Students can always count on Cashier Cecilia Carrasco’s smiling face at Santa Clara University. Here, the campus celebrity shares her favorite parts about working with Bon Appétit for more than 17 years
Wellness Tips: Multivitamins — Good Insurance Policy or a Waste of Money?
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Should I be taking a daily multivitamin?
Your Carolina Hosts Get Taste of “Healthy Kids in the Bon Appétit Kitchen”
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Hannah Schmunk, Bon Appétit’s manager of food education for children, made an appearance on Your Carolina, where she got hosts Jack Roper and Jamarcus Gaston to try dragon fruit and fennel!
The Buzz: Bee Pollen
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Is bee pollen really a natural allergy reliever and energy booster? Our dietitians clear up what’s backed by science and what’s just buzz (pun intended).
Special Prix-Fixe Menus Extend the Museum Experience at the Getty
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Two special menus came to the Restaurant at the Getty in Los Angeles this spring, including one to accompany the exhibition “A Queen’s Treasure from Versailles: Marie-Antoinette’s Japanese Lacquer” and another for Valentine’s Day.
Mt. Angel Abbey’s Salmon Smokes Competition Again
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Mt. Angel Abbey’s Executive Chef/General Manager Paul Lieggi collected his second consecutive win in the preserved seafood category for his hot-smoked salmon at the Good Food Awards in San Francisco.
The Buzz: Carrageenan
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Should you be concerned about the carrageenan in plant-based milks, yogurts, and coffee drinks? Find out what the science says about the controversial food additive.
Staff Spotlight: The Accidental Chef – Case Western’s Dick Thompson
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When asked how he ended up in cooking, Bon Appétit Chef/Manager Dick Thompson answers, “Life happened.” In just over three years, Dick has gone from supervisor at Melt to chef/manager of the entire TVUC, which has five concepts.
MIM Shows Weekend Visitors How Tasty Science Can Be
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The special “experience weekend” at the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) in Phoenix offered focused on the “Science of Cooking” and incorporated a live, rapid-freeze ice cream demo.