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Dehydrating in CVap

No, That’s Not an Oxymoron If you’re familiar with CVap®, you probably think of it as a “wet” cooking device. After all, the power behind it is derived from heated water vapor. However, it’s also great for dry processes, like dehydrating. Typically, even without water, CVap ovens hold temperatures steady. Dehydrating calls for relatively low

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Juicy hamburger with sesame seed bun, layered with lettuce, tomato, and melted cheese, served with crispy French fries and a side of dipping sauce.

School Recipes – Hamburger – Fully Cooked Patty

Product: Fully Cooked Burger Patty* 4 oz./0.1 kg Process: Retherm (RTV)/Cook and Hold (CHV) Cook Time: 15-20 Minutes Vapor Temp: 190°F (88°C) Air Temp: 320°F (160°C) Holding Program (CVap Oven, Holding Cabinet, or HBB) Holding Time: 2 Hours** Vapor Temp: 150°F (66°C) Air Temp: 160°F (71°C)*** Preheat CVap® Oven. Place frozen burger patties onto a

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Fresh Ricotta: Whey to Go

Chef Sam constantly looks for new uses for CVap® ovens. Recently, she used them to prepare fresh ricotta cheese. Naturally, the results were da’ bomb. The old Monty Python adage is true; blessed are the cheesemakers. A Cheesy History Ricotta is ancient. That is to say, there’s evidence of its production on the Italian peninsula

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5 Reasons Maintenance is Important

5 Reasons Why Equipment Maintenance is Important

Commercial kitchen equipment is a big investment. Regular maintenance protects that investment. Winston’s CVap® and Collectramatic® products are no exception. Consequently, they must be maintained to keep them functioning properly. What do we mean by regular maintenance? This means commonsense everyday cleaning. Removing food and chemical residue reduces contamination risks. Draining and cleaning also inhibit

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