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Steamers cook food with steam rather than boiling it in pans, so veg keeps its colour and texture instead of turning to mush. They work well for rice, dumplings and batch-cooked sides when you want consistent results without tying up all your hobs.
Catering Equipment →
Wider kit for the rest of your kitchen
Servery & Display →
Other front-of-house serving units
Bains Maries →
Hot holding in gastronorm pans
Display Units →
Chilled and ambient merchandisers
Chafing Dishes →
Event and buffet heating
Racking & Catering Trolleys →
Moving and storing equipment
Hot Cupboards & Plate Warmers →
Keeping plates and food hot
Sushi Counters →
Refrigerated sushi displays
Food Prep Bars →
Chilled prep and topping rails
Soup Kettles & Warmers →
Hot holding for soups and sauces
Patisserie Counters →
Cake and pastry display
Hotplates →
Flat heated surfaces for pans
You generally see compact units in smaller kitchens, then taller multi-tier models in schools, care homes and canteens where veg and rice go through in bigger volumes. The main thing operators tend to look at is how many pans it actually takes and whether it keeps up during the busiest service, rather than just the headline power rating.
Written and published by Ascot Wholesale, a hospitality equipment supplier with more than 25 years working directly with chefs, caterers and venue operators.