 Size of kitchen  Number of customers served  Food offered on menu  Style of service.

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 Size of kitchen  Number of customers served  Food offered on menu  Style of service

 Receiving table/area: space where employees inspect and weigh delivered items ◦ Scales: weigh items  Utility carts  Shelving: Made of stainless steel  Refrigerator and freezers ◦ Walk-in ◦ Reach-in

 Knives  Hand tools and small equipment  Measuring utensils  Pots and pans Parisienne Scoop (Melon Baller Ricer Skimmer Zester Mandolin

 Cutters and mixers  Steamers  Broilers  Ranges, griddles, and fryers  Ovens

Immersion blender Blender Meat Grinder Meat Slicer Food Processor Mixer Food Chopper

Convection Steamer Steam-Jacketed Kettle Pressure Steamer Tilting Fry Pan

Countertop broiler Rotisserie Charbroiler Hotel Broiler

Deep fat fryer Griddle Induction burner Open burner Ring top burner Wok burner

Convection oven Combi oven Conventional oven Conveyor oven Deck oven Smoker

Speed rack Hot holding cabinet Hot boxChafing dish Bain-marie

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