Energy use and management in production of entrees in hospital food service systems

Extract: Energy required for process stages of production of beef loaves was determined for 5 simulated hospital food service systems. Three were on-premise systems: conventional, cook/chill, and cook/freeze. Two were assembly/serve systems: thaw/heat/serve and heat/serve. Meters were used to monito...

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Cattle
Conservation of Energy Resources - methods
Conservation of Natural Resources - methods
Electricity - economics
energy conservation
energy resources
Food Handling - economics
Food Preservation - economics
food production
food service
food service management
Food Service, Hospital - economics
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Frozen Foods
hospital food service
Meat - economics
Microwaves
natural resources
Refrigeration - economics
Thermodynamics
title Energy use and management in production of entrees in hospital food service systems
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