By reading the title of this blog post, you might think we're suggesting that your kitchen resemble that of a restaurant's. To be honest, we kind of are, because some of the best equipment is often featured in such kitchens. However, not all of us can afford a commercial kitchen at home. They can be extremely costly and a little over the top but if you're a professional chef or Martha Stewart (hi, Martha!), the idea of having at least one or two commercial-grade appliances in your home probably sounds like a great idea.
Why Your Kitchen Should Be More Commercial
Assuming you're not a professional chef, the average layperson can still reap many of the benefits of commercial appliances at home. Some of the more obvious? The speed and efficiency of your cooking. And if you have a larger family, you'll appreciate the generous size of a deep freezer or a reach-in fridge. If you enjoy entertaining, you can host parties with ease by cooking several different dishes on a 6-burner gas range.
So how should you go about designing your commercial kitchen at home? Here are just a few must-have commercial-grade appliances you should consider for your kitchen:
The Workhorse
Of all the appliances in your kitchen, the one true workhorse has to be the microwave. Microwaves are like your personal sous chef, helping to prep, cook and warm most foods. It's one of the most versatile pieces of kitchen equipment with many different styles, sizes and functions. From warming up leftovers to baking clementine bars, today's powerful microwave ovens are a far cry from those we grew up with.
Take for example the Samsung CM1929. It has a capacity of around 26 liters, which is quite large compared to most other microwaves on the market. And along with its size comes power: This model features 1,850w of heating strength (vs. the average 800w), so you know this microwave means business. With this kind of size and power, you can easily heat up larger sized dishes, bowls and bakeware, which is perfect when it comes to feeding a crowd.
Take for example the Samsung CM1929. It has a capacity of around 26 liters, which is quite large compared to most other microwaves on the market. And along with its size comes power: This model features 1,850w of heating strength (vs. the average 800w), so you know this microwave means business. With this kind of size and power, you can easily heat up larger sized dishes, bowls and bakeware, which is perfect when it comes to feeding a crowd.
The Star Of The Show
Even though we appreciate the microwave for it's convenience and ease of use, when it comes to cooking the majority of our meals we opt for the stove or the oven. Unfortunately, older stoves and ovens take their sweet time to heat up to the correct temperature and aren't very energy efficient. Newer models, however, are designed for versatility and efficiency.
When shopping for a new stove, look for a professional range with a convection fan to ensure even heat distribution. Check out the Thor TKD4801U: a 48 inch dual fuel range featuring a 6-burner cooktop, double oven, griddle, and of course, an easy-to-clean stainless steel finish. This attractive range is sleek and stylish and is the perfect addition to any gourmand's commercial kitchen.
When shopping for a new stove, look for a professional range with a convection fan to ensure even heat distribution. Check out the Thor TKD4801U: a 48 inch dual fuel range featuring a 6-burner cooktop, double oven, griddle, and of course, an easy-to-clean stainless steel finish. This attractive range is sleek and stylish and is the perfect addition to any gourmand's commercial kitchen.
Spinning Right 'Round
Another work horse in the kitchen by far is the blender. Today, you can find blenders that pull double and sometimes triple duty as juicers and food processors, helping to streamline your appliances while cutting clutter in the kitchen.
We love the Ninja Mega Kitchen System (below) for it's 1,500 watts of power and 72 ounce pitcher capacity. This bad boy can turn ice to snow in no time. Whip up a smoothie or a frozen margarita and use the 16 ounce to-go cups for convenience. The processor bowl not only slices, dices and shreds, it also preps dough. While not nearly as pricey as the other two commercial appliances mentioned in this post, the Ninja Mega Kitchen System clearly gives you plenty of bang for your buck.
We love the Ninja Mega Kitchen System (below) for it's 1,500 watts of power and 72 ounce pitcher capacity. This bad boy can turn ice to snow in no time. Whip up a smoothie or a frozen margarita and use the 16 ounce to-go cups for convenience. The processor bowl not only slices, dices and shreds, it also preps dough. While not nearly as pricey as the other two commercial appliances mentioned in this post, the Ninja Mega Kitchen System clearly gives you plenty of bang for your buck.
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