Alto-Shaam Electronically Operated Ovens manual Control Operation Gene RA L CO Oking Guid ELI NE S

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CONTROL OPERATION

GENE RA L CO OKING GUID ELI NE S:

1.PR EPAR E OV EN FOR COOKI NG

A.Insert and adjust the requi red num ber of she lves inside the cooking comp artmen t. Place the curved edge of the shelf towar d the back of the oven.

B.Adjust the inside doo r vents as indicated in the individua l cook ing procedure selected.

C.Insert drip pan directly on the bottom surface of the oven compartm ent.

2.PR EH EAT OVEN

A.Refer to contr ol opera tion to cook by probe, time, or preset program men u keys.

3.PR EPAR E PRODUCT FOR COOKIN G

A.Refer to individu al cook ing instru ctio ns.

4.LOAD PR ODUCT ON SH ELVES

A.Refer to individu al cook ing instru ctio ns. DO NOT overload the oven .

B.Most meat products are cooked directly on wire shelves. For many products, the use of pans is not recommended.

5.CLO SE DOOR

A.Keep door clos ed durin g the cooking cyc le.

6.OVER NI GH T COOK AND HOLD

A.For maximu m meat tenderiz ing and to reduce labor durin g peak prepara tion hour s, overnigh t cook and hold is highly

recom mended for many produc ts. Ref er to individual cookin g instru ctions.

7.DET ER MIN ING IF PR ODUCT IS COO KED

A.Befor e opening the ove n door, leave the produ ct in the “HO LD” cycle for a min imum of one hour. This time period will allow the oven tem pera ture to decrease from the “COOK” setting to the selected “HOLD” temperatu re. Durin g this one hour per iod, the produ ct will cont inue to cook .

8.REHEATI NG

A.Any over production must be removed from the oven, wrapped, rapidly chilled, and refrigerated.

B.Product can be removed from refrigerator, returned to the oven, and reheated the next day.

C.Produ cts must be reheated at a temperatur e range of 250° to 275°F (121° to 135°C) . Refer to individua l cook ing instru ctions for the cor rect thermos tat setting for the produc t bei ng reheated.

D. Lengt h of time necess ary to reheat a produc t dep ends on the typ e of produc t and the quantity to be reheated. Time should be bas ed on internal produ ct temperat ure. Use a pocket ther mom ete r or the oven prob e to deter mine the inter nal produc t temp eratur e of the reheated product.

United States food code requirements indicate cooked foods that have been cooled, followed by reheating for hot food holding, must be reheated to 165°F (74°C). The temperature of 165°F (74°C) must be maintained for a period of 15 seconds.

Always follow federal and local heal th NOTE : (hygiene) codes for the time and internal

temperature required for reheating products.

In the Uni ted Sta tes, FDA food cod e requi res produc ts such as red meat to rema in in “HO LD” for a spec ified time period. This hold ing time requirem ent is bas ed on th e inter nal pro duct temp erat ure desired for the finished produc t and incl udes the one hour time period while the oven decrea ses from the cooking temperature to the holdi ng tempe ratu re and the produ ct continue s to cook.

INTERNAL PRODUCT

 

TIME* IN HOLD CYCLE

TEMPERATURE

 

REQUIR ED BY FOOD CODE

 

 

 

130°F (54°C)

 

1 HOUR, 52 MINUTES

 

 

 

131°F (55°C)

 

1 HOUR, 29 MINUTES

 

 

 

133°F (56°C)

 

56 MINUTES

 

 

 

135°F (57°C)

 

36 MINUTES

 

 

 

136°F (58°C)

 

28 MINUTES

 

 

 

138°F (59°C)

 

18 MINUTES

 

 

 

140°F (60°C)

 

12 MINUTES

 

 

 

142°F (61°C)

 

8 MINUTES

 

 

 

144°F (62°C)

 

5 MINUTES

 

 

 

145°F (63°C)

 

4 MINUTES

 

 

 

147°F (64°C)

 

2 MINUTES, 14 SECONDS

 

 

 

149°F (65°C)

 

1 MINUTES, 25 SECONDS

 

 

 

151°F (66°C)

 

54 SECONDS

 

 

 

153°F (67°C)

 

34 SECONDS

 

 

 

155°F (68°C)

 

22 SECONDS

 

 

 

157°F (69°C)

 

14 SECONDS

 

 

 

158°F (70°C)

 

0 SECONDS

 

 

 

*HOLDING TIME MAY INCLUDE POST-OVEN HEAT RISE

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Contents LOW Temperature Cooki NG and Holding GUI Delines Low Temperatu re Cooking Operation Low Temperature Cooking IntroductionCleaning and Maintenance Cooking Guideline Low Temperatur e Cooking Fact sLOW Temperat URE Cooking Introducti on Mea t play s a sign ific ant role in the diet LOW Temperature Cooking IntroductionDegree of aging on the meat Temperature at which meat is cookedIntern al temperature before cooking Inter nal temp eratu re of the meatLabor and Equipment Cost Reduction Stu cc o Alum inum Ex terior Al l stai nlessProb e Sta ck ab le de signCook & Hold Smokers Options & Accessories HE AT RE COV ERY OV EN CH Arac Terist ICSStar T-UP Control Identification & Function Used to erase a progr am from memory stor age AU Dible SIG NalsControl Identification & Function Oper ATI NG Feat Ures Beeper Volume Selection Control Operation CO OK by PR OBE Control Operation Cook by TI ME Control Operation PR OG Rammi NG Control Operation Prog Rammi NG Control Operation PR Ogra MM ING Press Prog Rammed Preset KEY DesiredControl Operation Gene RA L CO Oking Guid ELI NE S Phone 800 Control OperationClea Ning Materi ALS Cleaning & MaintenanceProtect ING Stainl ESS Steel Surfaces Clea Ning Agen TSCHE CK the Cooling FAN Oven CON Trol AR EA CLE AN the Oven DailyCLE AN the EXT Erio R of TH E Cabin ET CHE CK Over ALL CON DI TI on OVE N Once a Mont HCooking Guide Smoking Beef COO KI NG Proc ED UR E Guideli NE IND EXCooking Notes I MU M HO Lding Time Required MA XI MU M HO LDI NG TIM E Beef BrisketPRO DUC T S Pecifications OVE R RI DE Llow ANC E 6FOV Erride Llowanc BEE F ST RIP LoinPrepara Tion Over RID E Period After Override OPT IO NAL ONE-HAL F OP ENFinal INT Erna L TE Mperature After Override Beef Short RibsOvern Ight Cook & Hold Door VEN TSOV Erride Llowanc E Corne D BeefOver RID E Period After Override MUS T do Overni GHT ONE-HAL F OP ENONE -HAL F OP EN After Override HamburgersPRO DUC T S Pecifications Prepara Tion OV Errid E PeriodOV Erride Llowanc E 3 0F PRI M E 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and Smok EDPRO DUC T S Peci Fications 2F 7 CBon ele ss, Tied 8 to 10 lb 4 to 5 kg LoinPO RK Pork Loi nOver NIG HT Cook PO RK Ribs2 Hours Llow ANC E 30F 17 C PO RK Chops18 x 13 x 18 x 13 x 1 on 18 x 26 x 1 on Shelves OVE R RI DEPork Shoulder, Boston Butt, Boneless 8 to 10 lb 4 to 5 kg PO RK S HoulderHigh ly Re com mended On e-Half Op en 165 to 170F 74 to 77C Press the up and down arrows to set the holding SausagePress and release control ON/OFF key Press the Hold keyOpen Full 185F 85 C Chicken BreastsNot Re co mme nd ed OpenDOORFull Vents ND F Over RID E PeriodOP EN Full ND F OV Errid E PeriodOV Erride AL Lowance Chicken WholeOpti on al OpenDOORFull Vents Open Fu ll 185F 85C Over NIG HT Cook & Hold Optio nalOV E RR IDE Allowan CE Cornish HensEND F Over Ride Period After OverrideINI MUM H OLD I NG TI ME Requir ED Maximum Holding Time DU CK , WholeEND F Overr IDE PE Riod OVE Rride Lowan CEPRO D UC T Specific TU Rkey WholePrepar ATI on DOO R Vents TU Rkey BreastPRO D UC T Spec Ificat Overn Ight Cook & HoldHour To 8 Hours TU Rkey RollATI ONS and Prepar ATI on Turkey RollOVE Rride Lowan Is H , B AkedPRO D UC T Spec Ificat I ONS and Prepar ATI on EN of Overr IDE PE Riod After OverrideOver RI DE Allow AN CE PRO DU C T SpecificationsSAL MON Steaks RID E Period After OverrideOver Nightdocookr VEN& Holdts TroutTrout, Whole 1 lb 454 grams dressed TroutOp en Ful l PO TatoesNo t Reco mme nded OpenDOORFull Vents EN F Ride PeriodOVE Rride Allow AN CE UIC HEEND F Override PE Riod After Override Over Night Cook & Holdn /NOAMI Nimu M H Oldi N G TI ME RE QU Ired MA Ximum Holding Time RI C EEND Over Ride Period After Override OV ER RI DE Allowan C EPrepa Ratio N Baked EGG CustardOverni GHT Cook & HOLDn/aNo HE E T CakePRO D U CT SP Ecific Ations Prepa Ratio NCheese Cake Mmend ed FrozenFoods Op en Ful l 150F 66CFinal Internal TEM Perature After Override FR Ozen Convenience Entr ÉE PansOver Night Cook & Hold Door VentsCook & Hold Door Frozen Conveni ENC E Entr ÉE Pans100 0 Seri ES Overnigh T After Override100 0 Serie S Rozen Convenience Portioned Entr ÉESPRO D UC T Spec Ificat I ONS PreparFinal Inte Rnal Temperatur E After Override Breakfast SandwichesDo not Allow the Produc T to Remain Make Certain Product Reaches the Fully Heated Temper AtureApproximate pan capacity 24 cookiesper full-sizesheet pan CO OKI ESOpen Full Cooking Time to be SET 2-1/2 hours DoughnutsPRO D UC T Specific ATI ONS Prepar ATI onBased on size and quantity of dough, generally Temperature to 90 to 100F 32 to 38CDough Proofing Do not press the Cook keyPrepara Tion PRO DUC T SpecificationsHEA VY Smoke Flavor Cook in G Smok in G HO Lding Procedur ESLI GHT Smoke Flavor MED IUM Smoke FlavorCOO KI NG SMO KI NG HO Lding Proce DU RE S Cook ING S Moking Holding PR Ocedures Smoker O PerationUp to 10 0 l b 45 kg SM Oked BEE F B RI SKE TBeef Brisket, Fresh To 13 lb 4 to 6 kg RoastsO 8 hams Moked F RES H H AMSPork Fres h H am 14 t o O 4 hamsClosed Optional Flat wire shelvesBarbecue sauce can be added prior to service SM Oked POR K R IB SDuck s pe r sh elf Moked D UCK , WholeDuck, Who le Cl osed Not Recom mend edNon e SM Oked R KE YTurkey Whol e Turk ey sTo Vari Ations Product Quality IME and Probe Temperature are Suggeste DMoked C OD Pa nsShe et p ans SM Oked SAL MONNo TE She et p anClosed Not Rec omm ende d Moked S RI MPCl os ed Re comm ende d SM Oked BEA NSNon e Press and hold the Smoker key for 5 seconds COL D SM OKE D SA LmonSalmon Fill ets , Fre sh Sea Sa ltOven Must be Atroom Cold SM OK ED S AlmonCAU Tion General Holding Cabinet Operation HO T Foods Food SAF ETY Guideline S O K I N G N O T E S CO OK /HO LD /SE RVE SYS TE MS

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