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3 years ago

What is commercial cooking?

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2 answers:

Svetlanka [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

Commercial Cooking- Commercial cooking operations are defined as kitchens that have cooking equipment that produces grease and grease-laden vapors. This includes flat grills, char broilers, and deep fat fryers.

Schach [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

Commercial cooking is cooking on a large scale for money (commerce). Generally a commercial kitchen will have large-scale cooking apparatuses. In example I could be use side by side Tilt Grills, one searing 50 pounds of meat, while boiling 20 pounds of pasta in the other. 300 slices of bacon cooking in the ovens, and 30 gallons of stew in one of the tilt-kettles. On another wall I might have a mixer, mixing 30 pounds of cake batter, and 10 gallons of chile cooking in one of the small tilt kettles. I did generally get some help though, lol.

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