Restaurant Consultant in one of the Industry’s Leading Technical Magazines
For the third year, CSG has been featured in Culinology as a key contributor to the Recipe Redux section. This special section is designed to take the reader through the process that the formulator follows from taking a Gold Standard recipe to the plant manufacturing process and how the conversion of that recipe takes place. The feature includes what ingredients and functional foods get converted, added to, or changed over from the Gold Standard to the formula. The result is a plant-ready and manufacturable product ready for consumption for in marketplaces ranging from restaurant chain level to supermarket retail.
The 2006 issue included Seafood Jambalaya and Jasmine-Honey Tea with a High-Fiber, Low-Fat Granola Fruit Bar and Raspberry Foam. This issue took a slightly different perspective, as in addition to converting the recipe to a plant-ready formula, CSG made these classic fat and calorie laden recipes into “Better for You” recipes.
For the third year, CSG has been featured in Culinology as a key contributor to the Recipe Redux section. This special section is designed to take the reader through the process that the formulator follows from taking a Gold Standard recipe to the plant manufacturing process and how the conversion of that recipe takes place. The feature includes what ingredients and functional foods get converted, added to, or changed over from the Gold Standard to the formula. The result is a plant-ready and manufacturable product ready for consumption for in marketplaces ranging from restaurant chain level to supermarket retail.
The 2006 issue included Seafood Jambalaya and Jasmine-Honey Tea with a High-Fiber, Low-Fat Granola Fruit Bar and Raspberry Foam. This issue took a slightly different perspective, as in addition to converting the recipe to a plant-ready formula, CSG made these classic fat and calorie laden recipes into “Better for You” recipes.
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