In terms of safety, cleanability is important when choosing an outdoor grill or rotisserie.
When purchasing an outdoor grill, operators should consider the events, menu items and flexibility they require. Identify whether natural gas or propane is preferable, and be aware that gas pressure and regulators differ.
Outdoor grills and rotisseries expand the cooking capacity and options for on- and off-site catering operations.
By the nature of its cooking process, a rotisserie’s service life can be impacted by grease buildup.
The rotisserie’s capacity should match the operation’s peak demand. Different variables will help determine which size rotisserie best suits a particular operation. These include the size of the operation or number of seats, business hours, and whether the foodservice operation will offer carryout service or catering.
Foodservice operators can use rotisseries in both the back and front of the house to roast skewered meats and poultry, most often whole chickens. Other menu items suitable for cooking on rotisseries include turkey breast and fish as well as potatoes and other vegetables. Some operators also use rotisseries to prepare barbecued items, such as ribs, pork and beef brisket.
Featured Products
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Countertop Chicken Rotisserie Oven
Vollrath
The Cayenne rotisserie oven has a glass front and back as well as a removable drip tray. This countertop model can prepare up to eight chickens at once. The chrome-plated wire baskets can be used for a variety of products including chicken, ribs and more.
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