If you work in a restaurant, it's important to know about food safety guidelines in the United States to keep your customers healthy and happy. Here are some tips to help you understand the basics of food safety:
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Every day, the average American spends nearly forty minutes in the kitchen. Over a lifetime, those numbers really begin to add up--particularly for those who make a living with food. Since you're investing quite a bit of your life in your kitchen, you'll want to be sure that you're staying as safe as you can in the process.
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f you are seeking an opportunity to steam or heat food through, Thermodyne has large commercial and industrial kitchen items. New and improved technology is fitting for a culinary event. You are in control of mastering these food warmers, as their design is able to keep food hot for long periods of time.
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If you're ready to purchase new catering food warmers and are in the market for quality products, you're in luck. We've put together a post to help guide your research. In searching for the right products to meet your needs, here are three traits to consider.
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If the menu at your next event is complex, you already know that a lot of the work is going to need to be done ahead of time. That leaves you the complex question of how much you can prepare before the event itself. Not doing enough early work can leave you stressed and running behind all day, but preparing too much might leave your plates filled with food that tastes stale or has the wrong texture.
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One of the best friends that a busy person can have in their kitchen is a crockpot or slow cooker. Typically, one just has to toss in some ingredients, set the appliance on low for a few hours, and then come back for all or a good part of a delicious, home-cooked meal. Here follow three great recipes, each of which just needs a little preliminary prep time.
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As we work our way through what for many of us is the coldest part of winter, we're here with four great stew recipes to keep your kitchens warm and cozy. These low and slow cooking favorites are just the thing to tide you over until spring.
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Stewed chicken is one of the most savory and hearty dishes you can make. Popular around the world, recipes for stewing chicken varies from place to place. Because of differences in culture, cuisine, and the availability of fresh ingredients, we have a wide variety to choose from.
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It's natural to feel intimidated when you try something new. That holds true for sous-vide cooking. In an effort to help you ease into things, we've prepared a list of four simple sous-vide sides that are simple to prepare and downright delicious.
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The cool of evening sets in a little sooner every day. What better way to unwind after a long work shift than to sit down to a savory, slow-cooked soup or stew? We've gathered four of our favorites below for your slow-cooking pleasure.
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It's no secret that many of us, organizations and individuals alike, actively seek ways to keep down expenses. As we assess where and how we spend money to keep things afloat, we must ask necessary questions about whether or not cutting corners will affect more than just the bottom line. Some cost-saving techniques, while effective in keeping down expenses, could negatively impact the quality of our products and services.
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When it comes to adding seasoning to your dishes, there are two types of people: those who measure carefully with cups and teaspoons and those who measure with their hearts. Whatever your habit, you're bound to make a mistake with your seasonings once in a while.
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A summer-ready food warmer is one that's recently been given a thorough cleaning. Though daily cleanings are most likely already routine, you should periodically give extra time and care to all your appliances, particularly your food warmers.
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