Cooking functions: probe cooking, Csl csm csb csg, Advantages – Henny Penny CSG User Manual

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Cooking Functions: Probe Cooking

For achieving precise “done” temperatures

Using the Probe Cooking function allows you to select the desired “done” temperature
as well as the cooking temperature. The probe measures the food’s actual internal
temperature and displays it on the control panel.

Advantages

• Achieve precise, repeatable cooking results

• Prevents overcooking, less waste

• Results in less shrinkage, more portions

• Requires no constant observation of cooking process

• High food quality with improved production efficiency

• Eliminates the need for wasteful intrusive testing methods, such as needle, finger,

fork or cut

• Built-in probe and control panel display makes Probe Cooking easy to accomplish

Cooking methods

Probe Cooking function can be used in all modes

Cooking examples

Roasts, meats, poultry, casseroles, frozen entrees, soups, etc. rethermalizing plated
portions

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