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Pavos creativos
Last Updated on July 14, 2024 by Daily News Staff
Ideas deliciosas y únicas para la comida sobrante
(Family Features) Cuando terminan las festividades, la mayoría de los anfitriones siguen hablando del pavo. ¿Qué hacer con tanto sobrante de ave?
Durante el fin de semana largo posterior a las reuniones festivas, puede encontrar un uso útil para esos sobrantes. Hay muchas delicias novedosas con pavo, que serán de gran ayuda para aprovechar las sobras y vaciar el refrigerador.
Para servir con tranquilidad sabrosos platillos a sus seres queridos, busque en el empaque del pavo el sello del Departamento de Agricultura de los Estados Unidos (USDA), que indica que el pavo fue criado por granjeros responsables que no suministran antibióticos que promueven el crecimiento. Una buena opción es Honeysuckle White, la primera marca líder de pavos que comercializa pavos sin antibióticos que promueven el crecimiento y no cobra un precio más elevado.
La calidad comienza en la granja
Hace más de 20 años, Darrell Glaser, un granjero de sexta generación de Texas, comenzó a criar pavos con su madre Jeannette y su esposa Shannon. Hoy en día, sus cuatro hijos también ayudan en la granja familiar.
“Intentamos ofrecer un producto de calidad que otras familias disfruten con tranquilidad durante las festividades”, destacó Glaser.
Glaser, que ha criado casi 14 millones de pavos, señala que todo comienza cuidando la salud y la comodidad de las aves.
“Cuidamos que el entorno sea el indicado para nuestros pavos. Esto incluye mantener secos los pisos de los graneros, que ingrese bastante aire fresco y que las aves reciban agua y alimentos de buena calidad”, manifestó Glaser.
Glaser afirma que si los pavos están felices y cómodos, por lo general, son sanos: se reduce la necesidad de recetar medicamentos, como los antibióticos.
Glaser y su familia son una de las más de 700 familias granjeras independientes que se encargan de criar pavos para Honeysuckle White sin suministrar antibióticos que promuevan el crecimiento.
“Alimentamos a los estadounidenses, y deseamos ofrecer alimentos de calidad a nuestros clientes”, señaló Glaser. “Dado que los consumidores están cada vez más preocupados por su alimentación, criamos pavos saludables sin suministrarles antibióticos que promuevan el crecimiento”.
Para obtener más recetas y consejos de preparación, ingrese a www.honeysucklewhite.com.
Minipanecillos festivos
Ingredients
- 1 libra (o 3 tazas) de pavo picado Honeysuckle White (carne clara y oscura)
- 1 paquete (14 onzas) de mezcla para relleno de pan de maíz
- 1 frasco (16 onzas) de salsa de pavo
- 1 lata (6 onzas) de salsa de arándanos rojos con arándanos enteros
Preparation
- Precaliente el horno a 350 °F. Rocíe los moldes para minipanecillos (para preparar 48) con aceite antiadherente para cocinar.
- Pique el pavo recién cocinado o las sobras de pavo en trozos de 1/4 pulgada.
- En un tazón grande, prepare el relleno como se indica en el paquete. Agregue el pavo a la mezcla de relleno. Añada una taza de salsa de pavo. La mezcla debería permanecer unida cuando la pase a un tazón con una cuchara. Si la mezcla queda demasiado seca, agregue más cucharadas de salsa hasta lograr la consistencia adecuada.
- Coloque el relleno en un molde con una cuchara, rellene cada cavidad y, luego, presione la mezcla hasta completar cada porción.
- Lleve al horno entre 15 y 20 minutos o hasta que la parte superior esté dorada. Retire del molde, y decore cada panecillo con salsa de arándanos rojos. También se puede calentar más salsa para servirla como acompañamiento.
Serves
48 panecillos
Croissant de pavo
Ingredients
- 1 libra (unas 2 tazas) de sobras de pavo entero Honeysuckle White, en cubos de 1/2 pulgada
- 1 taza de piñones tostados
- 1 taza de apio en cubos
- 6 cucharadas de cebolleta fresca picada
- 6 cucharadas de pimiento rojo, en cubos
- 1 taza de mayonesa reducida en grasas
- 2 cucharadas de jugo de limón
- 12 croissants
Preparation
- En un tazón mediano, combine el pavo, los piñones, el apio, las cebolletas y el pimiento rojo. Agregue la mayonesa y el jugo de limón. Divida los croissants en dos, coloque una generosa porción de ensalada de pavo en el fondo de cada croissant, cubra con la otra mitad y sirva.
- Para tostar los piñones: en una sartén seca, coloque los piñones en una única capa y tueste a fuego lento (unos 5 minutos), revolviendo siempre que sea necesario para evitar que se quemen. Dado que los piñones se queman fácilmente, es una buena idea controlarlos hasta que queden dorados y con aroma, lo cual significa que están tostados.
Serves
12
Sopa caliente de pavo
Ingredients
- 1 cebolla blanca, picada (reserve 2 cucharadas)
- 3 cucharadas de aceite de oliva extravirgen
- 1,4 libras (unas 3 tazas) de sobras de pavo Honeysuckle White, picadas
- 1/8 cucharadita de sal
- 1/8 cucharadita de pimienta molida gruesa
- 1/2 taza de apio en cubos
- 1 taza de zanahorias, en cubos
- 1 diente de ajo, picado
- 5 pimientos amarillos, sin semillas y en cubos
- 2 papas medianas, peladas y en cubos
- 1 lata (15 onzas) de caldo de pollo
- 1 cucharada de sal
- cuencos de pan (opcional)
- 2 cucharadas de queso parmesano rallado
Preparation
- En una sartén, rehogue la cebolla con 2 cucharadas de aceite de oliva (de 2 a 3 minutos). Agregue el pavo cocinado y 1/8 cucharadita de sal y pimienta al gusto. Reserve.
- En una olla grande a fuego lento, caliente 1 cucharada de aceite. Saltee el apio, la zanahoria, el ajo y las 2 cucharadas reservadas de cebolla durante unos 10 minutos, o hasta que los vegetales estén suaves. Añada los pimientos amarillos, las papas, el caldo y 1 cucharada de sal. Cocine a fuego lento de 15 a 20 minutos, hasta que las papas estén suaves.
- Deje enfriar unos 10 minutos y, a continuación, vuelva a colocarlas en la olla para mantener el calor.
- Agregue el pavo y la mezcla de cebolla a la sopa.
- Vierta la sopa en tazones, y decore con queso parmesano rallado.
Serves
6
Quiche de pavo, espinaca y queso suizo
Ingredients
- aceite antiadherente en aerosol
- 1/2 cebolla blanca, en cubos
- 1/2 pimiento dulce, en cubos
- 2 dientes de ajo, picados
- 1,25 libras (unas 3 tazas) de sobras de pavo entero Honeysuckle White, del tamaño de un bocado
- 1 paquete (10 onzas) de espinaca congelada, descongelada y bien escurrida
- 3 huevos
- 1/2 taza de leche semidescremada
- 1/2 cucharadita de sal
- 1/4 cucharadita de pimienta negra molida gruesa
- 1 taza de queso suizo rallado
- 1 masa de pastel (9 pulgadas), sin cocinar
Preparation
- Precaliente el horno a 350 °F.
- Rocíe una sartén grande antiadherente con aceite en aerosol, y colóquela a fuego medio. Saltee la cebolla, el pimiento y el ajo a fuego medio hasta que estén suaves (unos 3 minutos). Añada el pavo y la espinaca descongelada (seque toda la humedad), y saltee durante 1 minuto o hasta que todos los ingredientes estén bien calientes. Retire del fuego.
- En un tazón, bata los huevos, la leche, la sal y la pimienta. Espolvoree el queso en la parte inferior de la masa. Por arriba del queso, coloque la mezcla de espinaca, pavo y vegetales. Vierta la preparación con huevo por encima.
- Lleve al horno por unos 50 minutos o hasta que el centro esté cocido.
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Food and Beverage
Why restaurant self-service kiosks can actually result in customers ordering less food
Last Updated on March 21, 2026 by Daily News Staff
Lu Lu, Temple University and Wangoo Lee, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
When restaurant customers order from self-service kiosks while a line forms behind them, they feel rushed, prompting them to buy less and stick to familiar items instead of browsing for something new, according to a recent study we published.
self-service kiosks
We found that businesses can reduce this pressure and increase satisfaction by revamping their system so that a single line of waiting customers leads to multiple kiosks. That way, customers feel less rushed because they aren’t the only ones who may be holding up the line.
We are experts in food and beverage marketing who research self-service technology. In recent years, many restaurants have adopted automated technology to streamline the menu ordering process and address staffing shortages. This ultimately gives customers more control over ordering, but an unintended consequence of this has seemed to be that it also makes them feel more responsibility for keeping the line that forms behind them moving, leading to rushed orders.
To understand what’s going on, we conducted three experiments in which we asked hundreds of participants to imagine waiting in line at a restaurant in a variety of scenarios. We found that most people do in fact feel pressured to order quickly when there’s a queue behind them. This resulted in hasty decisions and lower overall spending.
But we also found that retailers can mitigate this in one of two ways: by creating a single line serving several kiosks or by showing a pop-up message on the kiosk interface stating that the business takes full responsibility for any service delays during menu orders.
Our research reveals the social dynamics at play in do-it-yourself ordering and we believe offers valuable implications for designing a more effective and customer-friendly self-service process. It also alerts restaurant owners to the potential unintended consequences of switching to automated technology.
Lu Lu, Associate Professor of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Temple University and Wangoo Lee, Assistant Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.
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S.Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition Launches Its Seventh Edition
The S.Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition invites chefs under 30 to apply between February 16 and June 9, 2026. This competition emphasizes technical skill, creativity, and personal belief, serving as a platform for mentorship and visibility in fine dining. Winners receive guidance from renowned chefs, enhancing their culinary journeys.
Last Updated on March 20, 2026 by Daily News Staff
If you’re a chef under 30 with a dish that says something real about who you are, S.Pellegrino is officially calling.
The S.Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition has launched its seventh edition, opening applications worldwide starting February 16. The program is designed to identify and support the next generation of culinary talent—not just with a trophy at the end, but with mentorship, visibility, and a pathway into the global fine-dining conversation.
Applications are open for four months, closing June 9, 2026, through the official platform at sanpellegrinoyoungchefacademy.com.
More than a contest: a platform for young chefs
S.Pellegrino positions the Young Chef Academy as more than a competition. It’s a development pipeline—a way to help emerging chefs sharpen their voice, pressure-test their ideas, and connect with influential figures in gastronomy.
The Academy emphasizes three core judging elements throughout the process:
- Technical skill
- Creativity
- Personal belief
That last piece matters. This isn’t only about executing a perfect plate—it’s about what you stand for as a chef, and how that shows up in your food.
How the competition works
The competition divides applicants into 15 regions, with selections supported by ALMA, the International School of Italian Culinary Arts.
Here’s the flow:
- Applications open (Feb. 16 to June 9, 2026)
- Shortlisted candidates are selected within each region
- Chefs compete in 15 Regional Finals
- Regional winners advance to the Grand Finale
At the Grand Finale, finalists present their dishes to an international jury of renowned chefs.
Alongside the main title, participants can also compete for three collateral awards that recognize:
- Social responsibility
- Connection to culinary heritage
- Expression of personal belief through food
New this edition: mentorship that extends beyond the finale
One of the most interesting updates this year is a new mentorship initiative, aimed at reinforcing the Academy’s long-term commitment to supporting chefs beyond the competition cycle.
As part of that initiative, Ardy Ferguson (Global Winner of the 2024–25 edition) will complete a dedicated mentorship experience, spending three weeks working alongside two internationally recognized chefs who served on the previous jury:
- Julien Royer (Odette, Singapore)
- Jeremy Chan (Ikoyi, London)
Ferguson described the Academy as a career-shaping experience, noting that the continued learning opportunity is a way to keep pushing his craft and build on what the program offers.
Royer and Chan both emphasized what the competition is really testing: not only skill, but conviction—the ability to refine a vision and cook with individuality under pressure.
What applicants need to submit
To apply, chefs under 30 are invited to submit a signature dish that reflects:
- Personal belief
- Technical skill
- Creativity
If you’ve been building a dish that tells your story—your background, your values, your obsession, your point of view—this is the moment the competition is designed for.
Key dates and link
- Applications open: February 16, 2026
- Applications close: June 9, 2026
- Apply / learn more: https://www.sanpellegrinoyoungchefacademy.com/
Source: PRNewswire
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Creative Cupcakes to Complete Your Easter Feast
The Chocolate Easter Egg Cupcakes bring joy to post-Easter gatherings with a moist cake, creamy frosting, and delightful chocolate candies. The recipe, requiring a 30-minute prep and 15-minute cook time, offers a treat for chocolate lovers. For more dessert ideas, visit Culinary.net.
(Feature Impact) Once the Easter baskets are put away and the main course is cleared from the kitchen, you can liven up the dessert table or send guests off with a thoughtful treat thanks to these Chocolate Easter Egg Cupcakes. Moist cake, creamy frosting and chocolate-coated candies combine for a seasonal sweet that’s sure to impress.
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Chocolate Easter Egg Cupcakes
Recipe adapted from A Classic Twist
Prep time: 30 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes
Cupcakes:
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup buttermilk, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup hot water
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Frosting:
- 3 sticks unsalted butter, softened and cubed
- 3 cups powdered sugar, sifted
- 2-3 tablespoons milk
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 pinch salt
- 2-3 drops brown food coloring
- egg-shaped chocolate-coated candies
- To make cupcakes: Preheat oven to 350 F. Line 12-cup muffin tin with cupcake liners.
- In bowl of electric mixer, sift flour, sugar, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder and salt.
- In medium bowl, whisk egg, buttermilk, water, vegetable oil and vanilla extract.
- Mix dry ingredients on low speed 1 minute. Add wet ingredients. Mix 2 minutes on medium speed and scrape sides and bottom of bowl. Mix 1 minute on medium speed.
- Divide evenly among cupcake liners.
- Bake 12-15 minutes, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out almost clean.
- Cool cupcakes on wire rack.
- To make frosting: Using paddle attachment of electric mixer, whip butter 8 minutes on medium speed until pale and creamy. Add powdered sugar, milk, vanilla extract and salt; mix on low speed 1 minute. Increase speed to medium and mix 6 minutes until frosting is light, creamy and fluffy. Add food coloring and whip 1 minute.
- Pipe frosting onto cupcakes and top with egg-shaped chocolate-coated candies.
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