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Outfresh Pasta Expands Its Reach Page 8 FOOD FANATICS FOOD FOOD PEOPLE MONEY & SENSE PLUS Braise Women Family Dining Inspectors Slow food, fast profits, Away with ladies night, Rock the kid segment, Ace the test, page 20 page 40 page 46 page 52 FANNING OUT FANNING Sharing the Love of Food—Inspiring Business Success WINTER 2015 FANNING FRESH PASTA EXPANDS OUT ITS REACH PAGE 8 ©2014 Land©2014 O’Lakes, Inc. LAND O LAKES® Extra Melt® Performance Cheese WINTER 2015 IT PAYS TO BRAISE FOOD PAGE 20 COVER STORY Crank it Out 8 Add a housemade pasta program to reel in the dough. Heads or Tails 12 Take a chance on the everlasting, ever-changing menu power of bouillabaisse. Taking Root 16 Dig into the latest menu trends show- casing underground vegetables. Long and Slow 20 Good things come to those who wait, LAND O LAKES especially when it’s a solid braise. FOOD PEOPLE Talk Shop ADVERTISEMENT 36 Solid saves for businesses that look a SIMPLYSIMPLY EXEXTRAORDINARY. bit like sinking ships. 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For the latest Filippo Berio® Culinary SelectionTM Filippo Berio® is a trademark of SALOV S.p.A., used under license. ©2014 Cargill, Incorporated promotions, visit www.foodservicepromos.com foodfanatics.com | FOOD FANATICS 7 Most foods that endure genera- tions evolve with the times. Pas- ta, however, is staying relevant by devolving. In line with the ar- tisanal boom, some restaurants are getting back to basics and crafting their own pastas the way people did long before dried variations became mainstream: with flour, water and, for the most part, their hands. “It’s a matter of care and craftsmanship that’s passed through the generations,” says Ryan Bartlow, chef de cuisine at Frankies 570 in New York. “I’ve learned from the Franks (owners Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli), who learned to cook from their grandparents.” Now Bartlow is teaching a new generation of chefs to mix and knead, roll and thin, and extrude and cut. The Proof is in the Pasta Once upon a time, pasta prep solely consisted of opening a package, but the finished product often ended up gummy and soggy. “Freshly made pasta is a revelation for many people: the flavor, the tooth,” says Jason Strat- ton, chef of Spinasse in Seattle. Spinasse fol- lows the traditional ratio of Piedmont for ta- jarin (thin egg noodle) using only egg yolks—40 per kilogram of flour. The result, as with most fresh pasta, is a tender, rich strand with a true bite. Spinasse’s customers call it “pasta crack.” “The love and craftsmanship of a skilled chef producing handmade pastas can never be replicated by a machine,” says Merick Devine, chef de cuisine of Frasca Food and Wine in Boulder, Colorado. “Whether or not our guests know just how much work goes into producing the pastas, their dining experience is undoubtedly elevated.” In other words, the proof is in the pasta. Flour Power The difference between good pasta and great pasta depends on many variables. Among them: weather, humidity, water content and whether the pasta is made with a machine or a Fresh, handmade pasta is pair of hands. tender but also has a true And the kind of pasta, of course. When Phil bite and flavor, a revelation Rubino, former sous chef of Cicchetti in Chica- for many diners. go, produces filled pasta, he prefers the dough a tad softer; if it’s a hand-formed shape, he wants 8 FOOD FANATICS | WINTER 2015 it a little bit drier. Strings? Somewhere in be- Saffron Cavatelli At service, cook cavatelli in salted tween. But nothing else matters if the dough is WHAT ABOUT GLUTEN? water. Transfer to a large saute pan with BIG TIP Some pasta-focused restaurants with Anchovy, enough pasta water to cover the bottom not mixed properly.
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