CVap

CVap, or Controlled Vapor Technology, is a true game changer when it comes to the outstanding quality of the food prepared using it. It provides precision control over a food’s temperature, moisture, and texture, preserving juiciness or crispness and everything in between. It also increases yields when cooking and the length of time food will remain at just-cooked quality while holding. It does this by controlling not only air temperature like traditional warming appliances, but also utilizing controls to maintain the food moisturize (evaporator) temperature. And since food is mostly water, CVap is the best choice for cooking and holding foods at their optimal level of doneness and texture, for extended periods of time.

Controlled Vapor Technology comes wrapped in a variety of configurations, from single drawers to full-size cabinets and from models that will perform multiple cooking functions to single-purpose appliances. From fast food to fine dining, operators and chefs are discovering that CVap products provide a level of control and flexibility that nothing else in the kitchen can match.

Crispy fried chicken tenders served with golden French fries and a side of dipping sauce on a white plate.

School Recipes – Chicken Tenders

Product: Frozen Crispy Chicken Tenders or Strips Process: Retherm (RTV)Cook Time: 25-30 MinutesVapor Temp: 130°F (54°C)Air Temp: 350°F (177°C) Cook and Hold (CHV)Cook Time: 25-30 MinutesVapor Temp: OFF – Water Removed*Air Temp: 350°F (177°C)Ensure that the Auto-Water Fill options LevelSensor and Water Valve, are DISABLEDunder “Settings–>Fill System.” Holding Program (RTV/CHV/HOV)Holding Time: Up to 2 Hours**Vapor

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Creamy macaroni and cheese in a white bowl, featuring tender elbow pasta coated in a rich, smooth cheddar cheese sauce. Perfect comfort food for any occasion.

School Recipes – Macaroni and Cheese

Product: Refrigerated, Ready-To-Heat Options: Bob Evans Tasteful Sides Macaroni & Cheese, 20 oz CPET Tray Frozen, Ready-To-Cook Options: Stouffer’s Macaroni & Cheese, Party Size 76 oz Foil Tray Process: Retherm (RTV)/Cook and Hold (CHV)Cook Time: Refrigerated Items–30-40 Minutes or until internal temp reaches165°F (74°C)Cook Time: Frozen Items –RTV: 60 Minutes or until internal temp reaches

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Rethermalizing Prepared Foods

Preparing Foods in Bulk with CVap® Retherm Ovens

Retherming bulk packages of prepared foods can be challenging unless you have the right equipment. To clarify, let’s discuss rethermalizing, define prepared foods, and outline what operations are likely to use premade food. Finally, we’ll talk about what equipment is best suited to retherm them. What is Rethermalizing? Rethermalization is the process by which prepackaged

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Slice of pepperoni pizza featuring melted cheese and a crispy crust, set on a wooden surface.

School Recipes – Pizza

Product: Red Baron Frozen Pizzas – Classic Crust – Pepperoni Process: Retherm (RTV)Cook Time: 15-20 MinutesVapor Temp: 200°F (93°C) Air Temp: 325°F (163°C) Cook and Hold (CHV)Holding Time: 15-20 MinutesVapor Temp: 200°F (93°C)  Air Temp: 350°F (177°C) Preheat CVap® Oven. Place two pizzas onto a solid sheet pan lined with parchment paper or sprayed with

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