Cooking Tips & Recipes Blog

How Long Can Peppers Sit Out After You Roast Them?

Cooking individual ingredients before you add them to a larger, more complex dish is how you get great flavors from a small array of ingredients — that's commercial cooking 101. Doing all of your prep work in the mornings, which includes a lot of washing, chopping, and starting to cook, can make sure you have plenty of time to extract those flavors before the orders start rolling in. While your staff knows not to leave the meat out all day, vegetables can be a little more questionable. Keep these hazards in mind as you cook throughout the day:

Posted in: Cooking Tips & Recipes

Four Fresh Fish Marinades

In spring, we tend to think of lighter fare. White meats, vegetables, and cold salads tend to dominate menus. If you're looking for something light for your entree but aren't partial to chicken or pork, consider one of the following fish options.

Posted in: Cooking Tips & Recipes

4 Issues That Can Wreck Your Stewed Food

Commercial cooking is a game of driving down distractions. The dishes that can sit and do their own thing are some of the most reliable staples in your kitchen. But even reliable stews and broths can start to throw a wrench in the works if things don't go just right. Make sure you're using equipment — not people — to minimize these four potential problems:

Posted in: Cooking Tips & Recipes

Stewing and Stirring: What Gives?

One of the delightful aspects of stewing food is that the process is long, slow, and relatively hassle-free. Many stewing recipes are of the "set it and forget it" variety. This makes them especially alluring during the fall season when cool outdoor temperatures make us long to keep our homes warm, cozy, and full of fragrant smells all day long.

Posted in: Cooking Tips & Recipes

3 Delicious Stews Perfect for Your Commercial Food Warmer

About Thermodyne Foodservice Products: Founded in 1987, Thermodyne Food Service Products, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing of both countertop and full-sized slow cook and hold ovens. Each unit features Thermodyne’s patented Fluid Shelf Technology, in which low-temperature heat is transferred throughout each shelf rather than through the air. This not only ensures food quality and safety but also allows food products to be held for extended periods. Contact us today to find out about the incredible flexibility and serving capabilities made possible by Fluid Shelf Technology. For more information, call 888-310-7352 or visit www.tdyne.com.

Posted in: Cooking Tips & Recipes

4 Delightful Holiday Dishes Perfect to Cook and Hold

The holidays can be a hectic time. Even apart from the busyness of the season, those of us who work in foodservice find our time-stretched even thinner. Not only must we keep up with all the expected shopping, outings, and activities; but we must also prepare delicious food for parties, get-togethers, and holiday-themed meals.

Posted in: Cooking Tips & Recipes