2011 featured articles and recipes

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Think about how to convert dining trends into bottom-line rewards.

Restaurants from across the U.S. compete in San Jose.

Mixologists mix it up at the Tucson Culinary Festival.

Experiment with salsas and moles to add new flavors to your restaurant's menus.

Restaurant menus, decorations and events bring patrons into your family celebration.

Soup, salad and main course trends from restaurants in Mexico.

Authentic Hispanic cheeses gain diners' favor.

Menus blossom with watercress, spinach and other leafy greens.

Exhibitors at the Hispanic/Latino food and beverage show.

Bars serve up profitable new twists on old favorites.

Mashing up an old-school tavern technique.

Cold soups refresh summer restaurant menus.

Gluten-free, low-calorie, heart-healthy, vegan and vegetarian food trends.

The Gallic and American roots of a Mexican celebration.

A healthy ingredient wakes up flavor on menus in Mexico.

Beef and pork are mainstays of Mexican cuisine.

Hibiscus adds color and zest to Mexican menus.

What you don't know about the cocktail's most important ingredient.