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Dishes that still fry high on pub menus

Fried food remains popular in venues, but the right oil and equipment is essential.

Chef’s Special: Stewart Macaulay, Head chef, The Adamson, St Andrews

Inspired by classic brasserie cuisine, the restaurant’s menus major in local seasonal produce.

Design must lay good foundations

Style, safety and durability key considerations when it comes to flooring.

A chip off the old block

On-trend fries can prove just as lucrative as the classics

Recipe: Triple-cooked Manchego Truffle Fries by Dion Scott, The Spanish Butcher, Glasgow

No trip to The Spanish Butcher is complete without tasting our glorious Manchego truffle fries.

Recipe: Crab and Crowdie Courgette Blossoms by Carla Lamont, Ninth Wave, Isle of Mull

This is a wonderful way to showcase the delicious brown crab that abounds in our waters.

Chef’s Special: Francesco Ascrizzi, head chef of Divino Enoteca, Edinburgh

The restaurant brings Italian regional traditions to the Scottish capital, offering diners a menu of seasonal, fresh Italian cuisine.

Ensure all bases are covered

Food safety is crucial at every stage – from storage and prep to serving.

Seafood bites pack a punch

FISHMONGER M&J Seafood has bolstered its seafood range with two new products.

Cost cuts can be bad for business

Even when profits are under pressure, don’t cut corners in the cellar.

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