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September's the perfect month to think about staying home and snuggling by the fire with a good book. Unfortunately, most of us don't have the time for that particular brand of relaxation. If, however, we can plan ahead to cook and hold our sides, we could open time in the afternoon for a self-care activity of choice. Whether it's a book and a coffee or just a long nap, once you have these savory sides in the food warmer, you're well on your way to a cozy afternoon away from the kitchen.

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While salt is a culinary heavyweight, the world is embracing alternatives. When warming periods are involved, pull back on salt when preparing food to avoid over-salting. It's always better to offer a choice. After all, isn't that what salt shakers are for?

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As we move from late summer into fall, the days will be getting shorter. In most of North America, temperatures will also drop. While many people look forward to this time of year, others look forward with some caution, sensing the onset…

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Brisket is one of the toughest forms of meat that can be cooked, though if one cooks it properly, it will come out tender and filled with flavor. The trick is how it is marinated.

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Warm bread is a staple at almost every restaurant. But if even your free bread or sides are known for being stale, dry, or even rancid, you're going to lose a lot of customers. Make sure you have the right tools to keep your fresh bread fresh all day long. Start with the right food holders.

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When it comes to preparing food for large groups of people, there are definite tricks to the trade. When done correctly, large-scale cooking can accommodate a wide range of diners easily and effectively. When done (or attempted) without proper care and consideration, it can prove disappointing at best and dangerous at worst.

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Here at Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc., we have spent thirty years supplying premium food warmers for commercial, industrial, and institutional kitchens. If you have questions about anything in this article or if you would like to hear more about our product lines, please feel free to contact us at any time.

Posted in: Cooking Tips & Recipes

Many variables affect the flavor of our dishes, including everything from the quality of the ingredients to the varieties of herbs and spices used. One oft-overlooked aspect of flavor is the cooking method itself. Anything from baking, broiling, boiling, frying, or microwaving could affect the flavor of the dish; therefore, choosing a method requires some care and attention.

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This spring, the time is right to try some new stewing recipes. For your convenience, we've gathered our favorites below. Feel free to scroll down, click through them, and find the ones that best suit your tastes.

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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that company representative Aaron Bremer CEC will be attending the School Nutrition Association (SNA) Annual National Conference (ANC). The conference takes place July 14-16 in St. Louis, Missouri at America’s Center Convention Complex.

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This spring, why not change it up with some delicious and hearty low-temperature cooking? There are several reasons to do so, not the least of which is the fact that many other popular cooking methods actually reduce the nutrient contents of foods.

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If you run a commercial kitchen, you're already likely to follow a daily cleaning checklist to ensure that your kitchen is safe and bacteria-free. However, there are still a few reasons to participate in spring cleaning.

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