The aroma of roast chicken is one of the most recognisable features of rotisserie and takeaway food service. As autumn arrives, roasted meats, potatoes and seasonal hot side dishes also become increasingly attractive to customers.
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Professional Hot Chocolate Machines: Preparing Bars, Hotels and Pastry Shops for the Cold SeasonRead moreAs autumn arrives, customer habits begin to change. Temperatures fall, indoor consumption increases and hot drinks return to the menus of cafés, coffee shops, hotels, pastry shops and hospitality businesses. Among these products, hot chocolate has a particularly strong association with the colder months.
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Professional Fresh Pasta Machines: Organising Pasta Production in Restaurants and Food LaboratoriesRead moreFresh pasta is one of the most recognisable products of Italian cuisine, and autumn provides some of the best seasonal ingredients with which to serve it. Porcini mushrooms, truffles, pumpkin, chestnuts, cheese, meat ragù and slow-cooked meats can all be used to create distinctive seasonal first courses.
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Professional Bratt Pans: Braised Meats, Stews and Slow Cooking for Autumn MenusRead moreBraised meats, stews, slow-cooked dishes, sauces and other hot preparations return to restaurant, hotel, catering and institutional menus. In this environment, a professional bratt pan can be a highly versatile piece of cooking equipment, particularly when substantial production volumes need to be managed.
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Professional Soup Kettles and Food Warmers: Managing Soups, Cream Soups and Hot Dishes in AutumnRead moreFresh summer preparations gradually make way for soups, cream soups, vegetable purées, broths and hot dishes. Restaurants, hotels, buffets, catering companies, canteens and delicatessens therefore need not only to prepare these dishes correctly, but also to manage them effectively during service.
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Professional Food Dehydrators: How to Make the Most of Autumn Mushrooms, Fruit, Vegetables and HerbsRead moreAutumn brings some of the year's most interesting ingredients into professional kitchens: mushrooms, apples, pears, aromatic herbs, chillies, vegetables and many other seasonal products. For restaurants, hotels, delicatessens and professional food laboratories, working with these ingredients does not necessarily mean using them exclusively when fresh