Healthcare facilities striving for more creativity in the kitchen

Hospital chefs and food service workers networks submit themed recipes for annual contest


Many healthcare facilities have been striving for more creativity in their food service offerings in recent years, according to an article on the Washington Post website.

Chefs are ditching mashed potatoes and Jell-O cups for fresh and often locally grown produce. 

To support these efforts, Premier, a healthcare improvement company, hosts a recipe competition at its national conference each year. 

This year’s theme was on-trend bowls. Matthew Cervay, executive chef of Pennsylvania’s Geisinger Health System, won the contest with his Santa Fe Breakfast Bowl. 

Read the article.

 



July 10, 2017


Topic Area: Food Service

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