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From a special meal for St. Patrick’s Day to an everyday staple, corned beef is delicious and, if you plan ahead, very easy to make!   Recipe Roughly 2 1/2 lbs beef brisket 1 quarts water 1/2 cup kosher salt 1/4 cup brown sugar 1 cinnamon stick (crushed) 1 tsp …

When it comes to replacing light bulbs in the heavy duty equipment in your restaurant, most people wouldn’t think twice about throwing in any old bulb, but for safety reasons and to ensure the equipment keeps running properly, there are light bulbs made specifically for commercial use that you should …

Are you in the market for a new fridge or freezer? You should definitely consider the Turbo Air M3 Series. The Turbo Air M3 Series offers impressive durability and convenience—and I daresay beauty—at an equally attractive price point. But don’t let the price fool you! These units may be affordable but …

If your restaurant is in an area with a large Jewish community, it makes sense to ensure your menu has kosher options. Would it surprise you to know that kosher eaters in America are equal to the number of people with food allergies? The truth is that offering kosher food …

Keeping food at safe temperatures is vital for the health of your customers and your restaurant. With this handy infographic learn safe temperature zones for everything from refrigerator and freezer temps to thawing and cooking temps. And it’s all free, just for you to print it and display it in …

When going through and asking our Tundrites what their favorite piece of kitchen equipment is, they have answers that range from knives to cast iron skillets to bottle openers (yes, someone actually said that a bottle opener was their favorite), but it rarely fails when asking them what the first …