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A sampling of resources for sourcing, menuing, and cooking sustainable aquatic foods from BITE’s Chef Engagement Workshops, ready to use in your foodservice kitchen.

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Guides: Getting Aquatic Foods on the Menu

PDF

Chef Barton Seaver’s
Sourcing Tips

Which suppliers to trust, which formats to choose, and how to decide when introducing a new recipe.

PDF

Menu Integration Tips

A clear, practical plan built from real kitchen rollouts that work with your current systems.

PDF

Menu Naming and
Narrative Guide

Research-backed naming formulas and staff talking points that get guests excited to order.

Guides: Cooking Techniques

Which suppliers to trust, which formats to choose, and how to decide when introducing a new recipe.

PDF

Working With Clams
and Mussels

A clear, practical plan built from real kitchen rollouts that work with your current systems.

VIDEO

Four Go-To Ways to Cook
Sea Vegetables

Recipe Matrix: Infinite Ideas for Steamed Mussels

Research-backed naming formulas and staff talking points that get guests excited to order.

PDF

More Producer Stories

Stories can be a great way to connect with guests and make a great dish even better. Explore more stories of where your aquatic ingredients come from in these bonus videos from the editors at Eater.com.

Tradition in action: See how the Suquamish Tribe hand-harvests clams and oysters with centuries-old techniques.

Innovation at work: Discover how Bangs Island farmers use high-tech tools to grow mussels in Maine.

Looking for recipes, videos, or producer stories? Return to the chef resources page.

These resources come from BITE’s Chef Engagement Workshops, hands-on sessions that help foodservice teams get confident and excited about cooking aquatic foods and getting them on the menu. Download a one-pager to share with the person who plans your team’s trainings.

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