In the heart of the Midwest, Wisconsin’s culinary scene is as diverse and hearty as its culture. From traditional Friday fish fries to farm-to-table delicacies, the demand for quality, efficiency, and flavor in food preparation is paramount. It’s here that pressure fryers become not just an option but a necessity for commercial kitchens looking to
Henny Penny pressure fryers are the epitome of efficiency, producing high-quality menu items while minimizing operational costs. These fryers come with a variety of questions, all of which are answered in this frequently asked question post. What are the benefits of pressure frying? Pressure frying cooks food in a pressurized environment at lower temperatures than
The commercial deep fryer is the workhorse of a commercial kitchen, producing everyone’s favorite fried foods. Because it is frequently used (over and over and over again), it makes cents (literally) to narrow down the options for the best commercial deep fryer with these questions. The selection process starts by asking questions and proceeds with
Commercial deep fryers are the source of many delicious fried foods—and myths that come with these commercial workhorses. There are a lot of commercial deep fryers on the market, and it’s easy to believe these myths that can cost food service operation time and money. Myth: All commercial deep fryers occupy a lot of floor
Fried foods are a key part of any menu, and a reason customers flock to businesses with the best chicken, pork, turkey, and fish around (because a good Wisconsin menu always includes a fish fry). These popular menu items can be produced better and more efficiently in a pressure fryer, making this piece of kitchen
