Chef's Special
Chef's Special is a seasonal magazine distributed to more than 10,000 foodservice establishments. The articles highlight the latest beef, sheepmeat and goatmeat menu ideas, food trends, on-farm developments that impact on the consistency and eating quality of red meat, health and nutrition, and food safety trends.
40 per cent of the foodservice sector has read Chef's Special in the last 12 months and the magazine has an ever increasing presence in kitchens across the country.
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Chef's Special Issue 53
In this issue we celebrate all things Spring; char-grilling; Lamb; Chef’s Special puts the spot light on food fads; World on a Plate looks in to real Mexican food; Handbook of Australian Meat codes and how they can help you get the meat you want; MSA under the microscope; and much, much more….. View PDF |
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Chef's Special Issue 52
Chef’s Special Winter showcases the classic Winter slow-cook methods as well as soups and other warming fare; World on a Plate looks at the rustic cuisine of Greece;
And Chef’s Special looks into what fast food chains are doing to clean up their image; and plenty more articles….. View PDF |
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Chef's Special Issue 54
Chef’s Special looks into the warm weather potential of veal; investigates the dangers of food-borne illness; Market Trends looks into the resurgence of steak houses; seam cutting of primals such as rumps; and plenty more…… View PDF |
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Chef's Special Issue 51
Our Feature Cut in this issue is the lamb shoulder rack and we take you though the versatility of this particular cut; this issue has a particular Vietnamese feeling about it as we not only visit the country of Vietnam, but also travel to the Vietnamese restaurants of Sydney; the MLA Black Box is back on again; plus many more culinary delights…. View PDF |
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Chef's Special Issue 50
In this issue we look at culinary tourism; our industry profile takes a look at new ‘Serious About Meat’ concepts in Melbourne and Brisbane; introduce foodservice to the new sheepmeat eating quality scheme; and we take a look at Sydney’s Cleveland street food precinct; and plenty more…. View Document |