An innovative solution designed to control precise mixing conditions for bone cement. This new technology allows physicians to optimize their surgical cases when time is precious.
Maintaining a precise temperature keeps bone cement at the ideal mixing temperatures, decreasing curing time. Consistency reduces procedure times and enhances efficiency in the operating room.
By integrating Thermodyne equipment into your kitchen, you can improve consistency, reduce food waste, and maximize efficiency. Precision Temperature Technology allows you to maintain the quality your customers expect while protecting your bottom line.
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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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If you love low and slow cooking but are growing bored with your old standards, perhaps it's time to expand your borders. Below, you'll find a few of our favorite international dishes perfect for low-temperature cooking. Pick one that looks like a good option and give it a shot.
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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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Traditionally, the summer months are packed with weddings, cookouts, and backyard barbeques. While we enjoy our leisurely afternoon parties and late-evening gatherings, they're not without their dangers. We must be particularly careful about the refreshments. If they're not given due consideration, even the most safely prepared dishes can cause harm, especially if they're not kept within the proper temperature range.
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As the season continues to slide past too quickly, don't miss your chance to cook and hold some of the best and most delectable summer sides available. We've put some of our favorites in the list below. Check them out, choose the ones that most suit your needs, and add them to your summer repertoire.
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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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Here at Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc., we've spent the last thirty years producing high-quality appliances for commercial, industrial, and institutional kitchens. To hear more about our premium products or chat about anything in this post, please feel free to contact us at any time. For more cooking tips and recipes, visit Chef Hacks.
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Honestly, it's hard to choose the best season for low-temperature cooking. In autumn and winter, we love letting soups simmer, low and slow, all day long. In summer, low-temperature cooking keeps the heat from overwhelming us in the kitchen.
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What we mean by that is that not every recipe can withstand holding in an electric food warmer. Due to many factors--such as the integrity of the ingredients and the temperatures at which they retain optimal quality--, some dishes just withstand the holding process better than others.
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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:
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