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P.O. Box 340500 Milwaukee, WI 53234-0500 USA Midway between Chicago and Detroit is the picturesque community of Marshall, Michigan. Once suggested as the site for the state capitol, Marshall is known today for its small-town Return Service Requested ambiance, historic architecture and, especially, May 20162016 as the home of Schuler’s Restaurant & Pub. • National Restaurant Association In 1909, Albert Schuler Sr. opened a combination (NRA) Show cigar store and restaurant. A dedicated cook and May 21 - 24 an excellent host, Albert was able to expand with McCormick Place Convention Center Chicago, IL, USA the purchase of the Royal Hotel and Restaurant Booth #3420 in 1924. Renamed Schuler’s, it quickly became a local landmark and favorite eating place for locals and visitors alike. by David Rolston Albert’s love of cooking inspired his family—rst with his son, Winston, and, President and CEO June 20162016 today, as the restaurant operates under the direction of Hans Schuler, the third of ve generations to call this town, and its beloved restaurant, home. Known for its traditional yet • Foodservice at Retail Exchange he current renaissance in beer would come as no surprise to (FARE) Conference creative cuisine and homey atmosphere, Schuler’s has received numerous industry awards, as well as T June 20 - 22 landmark recognition. is dedication to great food and atmosphere continues to attract a devoted Just historians of the beverage. Archeologists at the University of Gaylord Texan Convention Center following. Pennsylvania, analyzing residues found on ancient vats and vessels, Grapevine, TX, USA imagine . have determined that people were fermenting beverages as long ago To experience a Michigan tradition, Schuler’s Restaurant is located at 115 S Eagle St., Marshall, Booth #205 as 7000 B.C. More than just a refreshing drink, the fermented grain Michigan, or call 269-781-0600 or visit www.schulersrestaurant.com for more information. n It is the source of all ideas and the home was also more nutritious than cereals of creativity. It can enrich us, delight us, processed by other means. In fact, it appears SeptemberSeptember 20162016 empower us, and frighten us. It is critical that grains selected for development by our • Equipotel to not only our progress but to our very distant ancestors were selected for their ecacy in producing existence, and we frequently take it for September 19 - 22 beverages rather than breads as it São Paulo Exhibition Center granted. It is our imagination. has been previously supposed. São Paulo, Brazil As an engineer, I am especially aware of Beer in some form was produced and consumed in virtually all the tools and skills necessary to develop ancient civilizations. Because brewing was heavily localized, October 20162016 or improve a product or system. But, the a number of regional ingredients were used in its production. really challenging part involves dening Ingredients: In Scandinavian countries, mead, a honey-based brew, is • PIR Expo the end result in the rst place. October 17 - 20 ½ c (115 g) butter ¾ tsp (4 g) celery salt commemorated in legends and stories. Other areas used grains, Crocus Expo International Exhibition Center 2 lbs (907 g) onions, thinly sliced 8 oz (240 ml) dark beer In the late 18th century, James Watt en- including corn and rice, and multiple avoring agents. Moscow, Russia 1-1/2 tsp (7 g) Hungarian paprika 12 slices French bread visioned an improved steam engine that e most signicant event in the history of beer occurred in 1516 when 6 c (1420 ml) beef stock or low-sodium 12 slices Gruyère cheese could pump water from mines. Some the Duke of Bavaria published the “Reinheitsgebot,” or purity law, which • NACS Show canned beef broth Parmesan cheese, grated years later, George Stephenson put a determined that the only allowable ingredients in beer are water, hops, and October 19 - 21 ½ c (118 ml) vegetable oil Salt and pepper to taste steam engine on a platform, connected it Georgia World Congress Center ½ c (63 g) our to wheels, and devised the railroad Atlanta, GA, USA lexibility is the word when it comes to Hatco’s new Hot/Cold Built-In Shelves. Please see “food for thought” on page 4 Instructions: F locomotive. 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As change or diminish the value of branding. promoted the informal adoption of the regional identity set the brand apart, and have taken to relling barrels with competitive the dishes, and the beverages, became more According to Chef Sasa, “From our Reinheitsgebot among many brewers in a short time, it had achieved national product as soon as they are empty. popular, we adjusted our menus, shortened observations, the customer loyalty is not so up to the present day. distribution. Its success also served as the our wine list, and added more beers and ales.” e proliferation of cra beer brands much to an individual brand, although local inspiration for multiple other cra breweries, Chef Sasa observes that, at present, the Although beer has been brewed in North corresponded with the increasing popularity breweries are preferred, as it is to a style or a number of which were aliated with products are popular among both sexes and America since Colonial times, the inux of sports bars, which provide a natural outlet type of brew. Visitors coming here from other foodservice establishments. all age ranges, although women frequently of German immigrants in the mid-nineteenth for them, with many bars boasting of the and vendors, it remains to be seen whether areas frequently ask, ‘what are the local beers prefer ciders and lighter brews (see sidebar). century was a major factor in the establishment Smaller cra breweries can more readily number of dierent brands and avors the relationship will be destructive to its or ales?’ Local is big.” of multiple local breweries and the immigration produce seasonal avors and beers and ales that they carry. In an eort to keep up with the trend, the Foodservice patrons are increasingly demanding original brand and local identity. With so e super-heated growth of breweries and of expert German brewmeisters. Cheaper with unusual bases. Dogsh Head Cra major national brewers, including Anheus- more information from operators about what goes Although initially the many players in the market, it is clear that the costs involved in constantly bringing than wine and whiskey and more refreshing, Brewed Ales, founded er-Busch InBev and MillerCoors, have been into their oerings. For instance, new variations on cra beer and ale further consolidation is in order.