Passion for Food

Cura’s Creative Twist on Traditional Thanksgiving Favorite

As November arrives, the excitement of Thanksgiving is in the air, bringing thoughts of gatherings, celebrations, and, of course, that beautiful roasted turkey at the center of the table. Turkey dinners are a cherished tradition, often leaving us with generous portions of leftovers – a culinary gift that keeps giving! While turkey soup and sandwiches

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Honey, a Natural Sweetener with Remarkable Health Benefits

Cura features “Honey” as its September wellness blog encouraging us to use as a natural, healthier sweetener to our food! Honey has been treasured for thousands of years, not only for its sweetness but for its remarkable health benefits. From ancient civilizations to modern wellness enthusiasts, honey has been used as both food and medicine.

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Food Blog: Waste Nothing with No Waste Italian Tomato Sugo Pasta

Since January 1, 2024…Through our Waste Nothing program, Cura has diverted over 100,000 lbs. or 15% of its food waste from the landfill through donations, recycling, composting, and rescue recipes. Enjoy our Waste Nothing Italian Tomato Sugo Pasta, a perfect example of our commitment to reducing food waste implemented across all of our senior living

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Back to School with the Cura Culinary College

The Cura Culinary College (CCC) is an industry gamechanger that invests culinary resources and trending techniques to strengthen the skills of our cooks and cross trains your culinarians. Unique Job Perk…The Cura Culinary College (CCC) is an industry gamechanger that invests culinary resources and trending techniques to strengthen the skills of our cooks and cross

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Cura’s August Food Blog Features Delicious Panna Cotta

Panna Cotta is a beloved Italian dessert, traditionally made with heavy cream, sugar, vanilla, and gelatin. It’s often served with delightful toppings like chocolate, caramel, or berries. This vegan version offers the same creamy, indulgent experience, using agar agar powder and cornstarch to achieve a firm yet silky texture with gentle hints of vanilla.  What

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Celebrating National Culinary Arts Month with Yuleika Martinez’s Fruit Inspired Dessert

Meet Yuleika Martinez, a production manager at Baylor Scott and White Surgical Hospital, Fort Worth in Texas, who enhances dining services –  from retail to patient food and hospital special events! Yuleika graduated Magna Cum Laude from Johnson & Wales University with a Baking and Fine Arts/Food Service Management Degree.   She credits her grandmother as

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Seasonal Recipes: National Picnic Month Combines Fresh Seafood and Crisp Vegetables

Cura offers ways to enhance your picnic experience with a Seafood Salad on Croissant and a refreshing Chickpea, Green Bean, and Tomato Salad.  The Seafood Salad on Croissant combines the best of the ocean’s flavors with the buttery goodness of a fresh croissant. Made with a mix of shrimp, crabmeat, and a hint of lemon

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Cura Observes Independence Day and National Ice Cream Month

Cura observes Independence Day by indulging in a favorite dessert – ice cream!  As the summer reaches peak temperatures, we are celebrating National Ice Cream Month in July to cool off and enjoy the nation’s favorite frozen treat with friends and family… The average American eats roughly 4 gallons (20 pounds) of ice cream each

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