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Food service ventures turn back to standard recipes.

From in-house operations to marriages with fast-food operators, the food service at many hospitals has become a source of nourishment for budgets instead of a drain. But hospitals no longer are pushing the entrepreneurial limits of food sales like they did a few years back, mainly because they're realizing the effect their not-for-profit presence has on taxpaying competitors in the community.