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AUGU-SEPT 2015

VI

hand the United States at the beginning

of the cocktail room is now a must in

many restaurants.

But be careful. Among the Millennials,

there is a trend opposite to the gourmet

food that is the basic nutrition of athletes

living supplements and packaged

food and fast, and do not find time to

plan meals. Widespread in the United

States, she is catching on here too. It

presupposes an emotional detachment

from the food we often cited reasons

for health-conscious. “It is necessary

that the experience of visiting the

restaurant becomes itself therapeutic,

starting From the welcome with a smile.

There is so much emphasis on food,

on furniture, but first of all there is the

relationship, service, human contact”

explains Colussi. “The restaurant of the

future will be a place where not only

eat, but taste, you know people, places

and products and we learn things. Will

become an increasingly experiential, not

only gain on the menu.”

So off to the cooking courses at any

level, where it also teaches how to

make pizza, theme nights where they

sell products selected in the course of

their work, books, music. Recalling that

investing in quality and transparency

pays. Young people are also willing to

spend more for quality. In the future

probably we will eat less, but better.

The food is a commodity today, but for

the distinctiveness there is stillroom for

growth. To this it must be reorganized

the way to propose not only flat, but the

ingredients that make it up.

“These new requirements - concludes

Colussi - if will translate into proposals

of catering and communication methods

adequate, are opportunities that

can make interesting and believable

the restaurant world, and become a

significant competitive advantage for

those who will know how to play well.”

As I catch the Millennial: 10 straight

for the restaurant owner

- Always have a vegetarian option on

10% of Italians are vegetarian, and many

more have reduced meat consumption.

Without a viable alternative, we risk

losing not only a client, but the entire

table of friends.

- Working with the territory the local

or regional level, especially in southern

Italy that has suffered less immigration

and more parochial, more is required.

It is the time to forge relationships with

small wine producers in the area to

capitalize on these needs.

- From forestry to certify the certifiable

organic, use of renewable waste

treatment, creating an image “green” is

useful to attract younger customers.

- Transparency is essential especially

for the ingredients “hot” as those of

animal origin: indicate origin and tell, if

possible, the source, the people behind

the breeding, some info on suppliers,

will reassure customers.

- Lightness health consciousness as well,

shares fruit & vegetables, fair share of

animal foods: are all factors to be taken

into account when you create your own

menu.

- Cooking class, Chef opportunity is

aspirational for the profession 44% of

Millennials surveyed. 21.9% attended a

cooking class. Why not propose one at

the restaurant?

- The service in the foreground the

human relationship as always makes

the difference, even more so at this

time in which to communicate a dish

or ingredient differentiating aspect

becomes especially with Millennials

foodie.

- Quality at the right price the money is

short, especially among young people:

but for the quality they are willing to

spend more. But it is never without

reason.

- Visibility into the network From

TripAdvisor, to monitor, to Groupon, to

manage if it is felt useful to get visibility

for a short time, the App booking

guides, from Facebook and Instagram,

is absolutely essential to be known by

young people.

- Not only food restaurant of the future

benefits from being a place where not

only you sit and eat, but you do meet,

you know, you buy, you listen and

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BY MARIELLA BONI

Vanilla, nutmeg, cardamom, turmeric,

lemon grass, curry ... exotic spices

are now entered by force in recipes

professionals. About a kitchen

increasingly globalized, a culinary

melting pot that, under the heading of

“fusion” has determined the success of

spicy dishes, sometimes reinterpreted

according to our own tastes, where the

lemon Amalfi plays its role protagonist

of a dish with oriental ginger or cumin.

IN THE NAME OF GLOBAL KITCHEN

professional market now has dozens

of spices, some familiar, others less so,

which - used wisely - can constitute a

new and winning countless recipes.

Says Paolo Barbagli, sales manager of

Grocery & Food, historic importer and

marketer of spices of San Piero a Sieve

(Florence), “Merit of the proliferation

of ethnic cuisine, the globalization of

markets, the tastes of the Italians who

are open to the world, is the fact that the

consumption of spices in catering halls.

Of course, we are far from consumption

of Asian countries and the Middle East,

but here too there is an increase of about

4% per annum. In particular, we note

that in recent times the interest of the

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