Behind the Plate

Behind the Plate
Podcast Description
Ever dreamed of owning a restaurant but don’t know where to start? Behind the Plate is your cheat sheet for making it happen. Each 15-minute episode dives deep with real restaurant owners, uncovering the lessons, struggles, and insider tips that turn food dreams into reality.Whether you're an aspiring chef, entrepreneur, or just curious about the business side of restaurants, this podcast serves up everything you need to know—no fluff, just actionable insights.Tune in and get the knowledge, inspiration, and support to build your own successful restaurant.
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This podcast emphasizes key aspects of restaurant ownership and management, covering topics such as financial challenges, market trends, and culinary innovation. For instance, episodes discuss the effects of the pandemic on restaurant operations, the transition to retail supplies, and the importance of adapting to dietary trends like gluten-free and vegan options.

Ever dreamed of owning a restaurant but don’t know where to start? Behind the Plate is your cheat sheet for making it happen. Each 15-minute episode dives deep with real restaurant owners, uncovering the lessons, struggles, and insider tips that turn food dreams into reality.
Whether you’re an aspiring chef, entrepreneur, or just curious about the business side of restaurants, this podcast serves up everything you need to know—no fluff, just actionable insights.
Tune in and get the knowledge, inspiration, and support to build your own successful restaurant.
Antonio Howell Interviewed shared several clips from the, Behind the Plate podcast. First, Chip Malara, of Malara Gardens discussed the financial impact of unsold Christmas trees, citing high costs due to transportation and the pricey nature of the trees. He noted that the pandemic was his best year until then. Patrick Ernst of Silver State Foods highlighted challenges with traditional noodles due to rising gluten-free and vegan diets, and mentioned the trend of spicy sauces being bottled locally. Dagan Lynn of the Cattleman Beef Association mentioned the difficulty of appealing to Gen Z with older brands, not everyone knows the slogan, ”Beef, Its What's for Dinner. Finally Antonio Howell and Dino DeBell discussed classic steak recipes turned into had held burgers and Dino's experience in a cooking competition in Buffalo, NY.

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