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Larry EdgerU.S.
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Multi concept restaurant owner. Just finished fourth restaurant. Can answer questions on all aspects of running, owning and starting a restaurant, cafe or hospitality operation. Enjoy helping other restaurant owners. Most "consultants" have no idea what a restaurant operator needs to be successful. Let me know if I can assist you finding answers to your operating and marketing questions. Accomplished chef and menu development a particular talent for upscale casual restaurants. | |
BML ConsultingU.S.
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I have 30 years within the foodservice industry as an equipment, supplies and fine dining consultant. I have worked for foodservice distributors and more than 50 equipment, supplies and top-of-the-table manufacturers within the Southern California marketplace. I have extensive experience and knowledge in the areas of heavy cooking equipment, front-of-the-house, fine dining, wine and tablewares. I am interested in giving back to the community that has assisted in my success and I am happy to offer my unbiased expertise to those in need of objective answers. I am also certified as a CFSP professional (Certified Food Service Professional) as a member of NAFEM. | |
Jim Wixson, CFSPU.S.
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I can answer any questions about food production process, alternate food process methods, new technologies, layout and design, energy choice issues, ventilation, health codes, productivity, profitability, and labor staffing issues. |
Richard, I believe the code will call for a Class 1 duct to an upblast fan, because of the LP gas. Whenever you have a flame and grease laden air, you have the potential for fire. Venting grease laden
Mike, Lincoln makes a number of different size ovens. You will need to check with a service company in your area and give them the model and serial number to see if it is possible. The only other
Steve, Which brand oven are you looking to buy? You will want to have a hood because the temperatures for cooking hamburgers are high enough to cause smoke and grease laden air. If you have a hood,
Kathie, You shouldn't need an exhaust hood with an electric bake oven cooking bread. There is no exposed flame and the temperatures of the oven will be below 350F. You should check in with the Fire
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