SAGE Dining Services

SAGE Dining Services

Food and Beverage Services

Lutherville, MD 9,006 followers

Defining the standard in food service for independent schools and colleges throughout the North America.

About us

Established in 1990, SAGE Dining Services® is the nation's leading provider of campus dining and upscale catering services. For 25 years, SAGE has worked in partnership with independent schools and private colleges across North America who share our passion for great food, nutrition, and sustainability. Our chefs tailor menus for each community and prepare meals from scratch using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. We provide unparalleled levels of support, financial transparency, and culinary innovation that define a new standard of excellence.

Website
http://www.sagedining.com
Industry
Food and Beverage Services
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Lutherville, MD
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1990

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    Safety is our priority, and we take food allergies very seriously. To ensure community members with food allergies feel safe and included, we follow a comprehensive allergen management program called Serve It Safely, which covers everything from purchasing and deliveries to food preparation and service. Our Registered Dietitians review every ingredient used in our recipes and tag menu items that contain one or more of the 12 most common allergens. Learn more about our approach to managing food allergies at sagedining.com/education. @sagediningservices #DefiningtheStandard #foodallergies

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    At SAGE, we know balanced meals are essential for strong academic and athletic performance! While we’ve got you covered at lunchtime, don’t forget that a nourishing #breakfast is the best way to prepare for a productive day ahead. Starting your day with a nutritious breakfast gives your body the energy it needs and boosts attention, memory, and creativity. Here’s what makes an ideal breakfast: • Carbs: Whole-wheat toast, oatmeal, or whole-grain cereal. • Protein and Fat: Yogurt, milk, cheese, or eggs. • Fruit: Fresh options like berries, bananas, apples, and oranges. • Hydration: A glass of water to replenish after sleep. We know busy mornings can make breakfast tricky. Stock up on grab-and-go items like yogurt cups, hardboiled eggs, preportioned cereals, breakfast sandwiches, and handheld fruits. Set yourself up for success with a wholesome breakfast! #backtoschool #SAGEathome #inspiringminds

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    Ever wondered how a professional cook would restock a sparse spice cupboard? We asked three of our SAGE Chefs for their go-to spices, herbs, and flavor combinations to keep on hand, so you’ll always be prepared for a delicious meal. “Salt and pepper are my go-tos because underseasoned food is as bad as poorly prepared food. I like the freshness that thyme and lemon thyme bring to food, especially grains and poultry. Certain combinations are delicious, too, like blueberry and lemon in drinks or strawberry and balsamic vinegar in salads. Tomato and basil with high-quality olive oil is my quintessential summer dish. And for a garlicky barbecue sauce, lightly coat chicken with a combination of brown sugar, garlic, and kosher salt before grilling.” “My dried spice staples are paprika, cayenne, granulated garlic, onion flakes, parsley, thyme, and oregano. They’re super-versatile; I can turn them into a dry rub with a little brown sugar, or use the thyme and oregano to make a homemade focaccia or pizza dough. I always have a pot of fresh rosemary, thyme, and basil.” “I put black pepper in almost everything. I use cumin for meats, and I particularly like to toast it and add it to black beans with garlic and onions. Bay leaves are great simmered with meats, beans, or lentils. And I like to add smoked paprika to dry rubs; it’s really good on short ribs! Then there are the pairings I always go back to: celery seed for roasts and sauerkraut; sage with pork; and thyme in meats, gravies, and rice. And, although it’s not an herb or spice, always salt!” What are some of your go-to flavor combos? Share below! #herbsandspices #SAGEathome

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    The foundation of a SAGE menu is our recipes. Our passionate Chefs create unique menus that highlight our fresh, high-quality ingredients and showcase our diverse cooking methods. With your wants and needs in mind, our menus include lots of variety, community favorites, and the latest food trends. @sagediningservices

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