Introducing the Zephyr Typhoon Range Hood
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Greensboro, NC (PRWEB) May 04, 2012
As dining guest grow more sophisticated and adventurous, kitchens must be equipped with tools and technologies that can profitably and consistently produce top quality results. The Multichef by Cattabriga provides the extraordinary versatility of pre-programmable, precisely controlled multi-step functions needed. For the first time, American chefs and artisan dessert makers now have access to the Multichef and can see the products exhibited by Advanced Gourmet Equipment and Design in booth #6650 at NRA Show 2012, May 5-8 at Chicagos McCormick Place.
From p?te ? choux, pastry fillings, and chocolate tempering to fabulous gelato, sorbets, and ice cream, the Multichef is the most versatile culinary assistant on earth, said Jim Hall, President, Advanced Gourmet. Plus, with the heat/chill/freeze functionality, the Multichef opens the door for those who desire to explore and experiment in a precisely controlled environment.
Mr. Hall added, Virtually every item on the menu is important and can be delivered better. Even classic menu items with the most ingrained, traditional preparation methods can now be produced to exacting standards faster and at lower cost than ever imagined using Multichef technology. The Multichef is truly a culinary workhorse which allows chefs to open their creativity and precisely produce a huge array of exceptional products when needed and in the exact quantities desired.
The Multichef was invented in Switzerland in 1935 to meet the demanding needs of top pastry chefs. Over the last 77 years it has undergone an evolutionary process that has resulted in an incredible device that can automatically heat, cool and freeze inside a single vertical cylinder. Today, the Multichef is a critical component of of many kitchens throughout the world and is now available in North America through Advanced Gourmet Ice and Gelato Equipment & Design.
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Advanced Gourmet Equipment and Design offers one of the most complete caf? design/build programs today available in the USA and is a one-stop source for advanced equipment solutions for the modern kitchen and retail frozen dessert shops. AG owners have helped open and improve hundreds of operations throughout the United States and Canada including concepts for Cold Stone Creamery, Marble Slab, Maggie Moos, Bruesters, Hard Rock Caf?, and other leading companies.
Lima, OH (PRWEB) May 15, 2012
American Trim Range Hoods has followed up with the launch of the brand with the introduction of new sizing and options for their range hoods.
Once its time to get a new range hood, the right hood must be purchased to match current kitchen layouts and appliances. Product Manager, Laura Lavish describes, Our range hoods were designed to offer flexibility in all installation types while maintaining the highest quality standards.
These choices include what type of venting style is required, what size is needed to fit a kitchen, and finally which finish would be best to match appliances? All of these questions can be answered by the newly released American Trim Range Hoods..
American Trim Range Hoods now offers 3 different venting styles that are as follows: Non-Vented, 8 Round Vented, and Rectangular convertible. Lavish describes that (each) type of design allows for maximum performance in the installation configuration required.
The Non-Vented, or Decade series:
These range hoods re-circulate air back into the kitchen after being run through a Polysorb carbon filter to remove odors. Customers who purchase the Decade series do not have a duct currently running from their range hood to an outside vent.
The 8 Round Vented (Century Rounded)
The round venting option allows for an easy connection with existing round ducting in older homes. This provides ventilation to the outdoors through the homes already install air duct system.
The Rectangular Convertible Vented (Century Rectangular)
The Century Rectangular series is the hood perfect for a newer ducting system involving a rectangular need. The Century Rectangular allows a convertible option for the customer deciding whether to vent out of the back of the range hood or out of the top.
The size needed for your range hood is generally 24 inch, 30 inch, or 36 inch. American Trim Range Hoods now offers both the Decade Series and Century Rectangular Series in all three sizes while the Century Rounded Series offers 30 inch and 36 inch models.
The final option when choosing a new range hood is finding which finish best fits kitchen colors. American Trim Range Hoods offers White, Black, and Bisque colors for every series and size of range hood and a Stainless Steel finish for the Decade Series and Century Rounded Series.
About American Trim
American Trim specializes in the forming, decorating, and coating of metal and composite substrates and is a Tier 1 supplier to the transportation and appliance markets. These core competencies are supported and enhanced by American Trims Design and Research and Development activities ensuring the most advanced and cost effective solutions for its customers.
For more information, please visit our website at http://www.amtrim.com or http://www.newrangehoods.com
Sulgrave Manor – home of George Washington’s ancestors in Northamptonshire
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This is a fine manor house dating from 1539, and was home to the ancestors of George Washington (First President of the United States).
It is on British and American soil, hence the flags from each nation is flying on its grounds. It was presented to the Peoples of Great Britain and the United States of America in celebration of the Hundred Years peace between the two nations (in 1914) (100 years after the War of 1812 ended).
An ancestor of George Washington – John Washington left England in 1656 and emigrated to Virginia.
Sulgrave Manor is a Grade I listed building.
Manor house. Built c.1540-60 by Lawrence Washington, who acquired the Manor in 1539. c.1673 it passed to the Rev. Moses Hodges, whose son John made alterations to the house c.1700 and added the north-east wing. By the late C18 the house had become a farm and part was demolished. Of the centre, only the right half with the porch is original. The left half was rebuilt by Sir Reginald Blomfield who restored the house in 1920-30. Coursed limestone rubble, rendered porch, stone slate roof, brick and stone stacks. L-plan, through passage. 2 storeys and attic, 3 bays. Gabled 2-storey porch in centre has entrance with 4-centred arch under square hood with Washington arms in the spandrels. Washington coat of arms in plaster above, 3-light window with wood lintel and old iron casement on first floor. Plaster coat of arms of Queen Elizabeth I in the gable and a traingular device in plaster, said to be the wool stapler’s symbol, at the apex. Inner doorway has 4-centred wood arch and C20 panelled door. 4-light wood mullioned and transomed windows with wood lintels on the ground floor. 4-light wood mullioned windows with wood lintels on the first floor. Coped left gable end with kneelers. Former brewhouse, now offices, attached to house by short stone wall to north. Probably c.1700, remodelled C20 by Sir Reginald Blomfield. Coursed limestone rubble, stone slate roof, one storey and loft. 4 bays. 2 doorways with wood lintels in plank doors to left, two C20 windows with wood mullion to right. Interior: Side walls of porch have large C16 plaster figures of a lion and dragon. Great Hall has screen designed by Blomfield and original open Fireplace with moulded timber 4-centred arch and stone jambs. Ceiling with moulded cross beams forming 24 square panels. The windows contain reproductions of stained glass arms of the Washington family. The originals are in Fawsley Church and Weston Hall. Oak Parlour on the ground floor has early C18 fireplace with moulded stone surround and panelled walls and overmantel of the same date. In the kitchen is a large open fireplace with ovens. Late C17 staircase with twisted balusters. The Great Chamber, on the first floor, has a fireplace similar to that in the hall and an open timber roof of 2-bays with central cambered collar beam and central moulded pendant, and arched braces carved on moulded wood corbel. Interior of former brew- house not inspected. Lawrence Washington was a wool merchant and became mayor of Northampton in 1532. In 1610 Sulgrave Manor was purchased by his grandson, Lawrence Makepeace. It was sold in 1659 and had no further connection with the Washington family. In 1914 it was purchased as a memorial to George Washington. (H. Clifford Smith, Sulgrave Manor and the Washingtons, London 1933).
Sulgrave Manor – Heritage Gateway
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