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3 Reasons Why Slow Cooking is Great for the Summer Months

Posted in Cooking Tips, Thermodyne. on Tuesday, July 28th, 2015 by Martin Smazenko Tags: fluidshelf technology, food holding cabinet, low temperature cooking, restaurant operating costs, slow cooking, thermodyne foodservice, thermodyne foodservice products, thermodyne sous vide cooker, thermodyne sous vide cooking
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Want to add some new items to your menu this summer? How about adding some slow cooker meals? Continue reading to learn why slow cooking is great for the warmer months of summer.

Less Heat in the Kitchen

Like to serve up smoking good food but hate being in a smoke-filled kitchen during the summertime? Then you’ll enjoy cooking in a slow cooker. Food comes out just as hot and tasty, but the kitchen would remain nice and cool.

Less Cooking Staff Needed

It’s never a good thing to have too many cooks in the kitchen at once. But when the weather’s scorching outside, you really don’t want to have too many cooking staff hanging around. That’s because the more crowded the kitchen gets, the hotter everyone’s going to feel. With slow cooking, you don’t need to constantly keep a close watch on the food. Hence, you won’t require as many cooking staff.

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Greater Profits

Regardless of the season, it’s always good to minimize expenses. And with slow cooking, you can actually cut back on several expense categories. As stated above, you won’t need as many cooks when your food is being cooked slowly; so you won’t have as many cooks to pay. Secondly, because a slow cooker doesn’t require much electricity power to operate, you’ll get to save on your electric bills. Finally, because slow cooking is best for cooking cheaper cuts of meat, you can reduce your spending on cooking ingredients without jeopardizing the final outcome of your meals.

Contact us to learn more about the advantages of slow cooking the food on your menu.

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