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Oreo Peppermint Bark


Oreo Peppermint Bark is both easy and fun to make--not to mention festive!
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Homemade Eggnog


Rather than panic because your local grocery store is sold out (again), consider making your own eggnog this year. 
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Ice Machines for Christmas?


Have you or a loved one asked Santa for a home ice machine yet?
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12 Holiday Gift Ideas


If you have any cooks in your life, a new kitchen gadget makes for the perfect gift!
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Tea 101: History of Tea


Its official origin can't easily be traced but for thousands of years now, tea has quietly spread across the world.
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Cranberry Sauce


Having cranberry sauce on the menu at Thanksgiving is about as mandatory as the turkey itself.
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Sweet Potato Casserole


Instead of serving mashed potatoes and gravy at Thanksgiving this year, switch things up by trying a Southern favorite--sweet potato casserole.
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Loaded Green Bean Casserole


Green bean casserole strikes the perfect balance between creamy and crunchy thanks to the cream of mushroom soup and fried onions. 
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Guest Post: The Benefits of Owning a Braising Pan


Its versatility and convenience make it useful in nearly any commercial facility.
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Thanksgiving Essentials


The Thanksgiving meal is the most important part of Thanksgiving.
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Pumpkin Pie


Turkey may be the main event on Thanksgiving, but pumpkin pie is often the star of the holiday.
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Five Ways to Cook Your Thanksgiving Turkey


Like with most meats, there are several ways to cook a turkey.
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Tea 101: Loose Leaf vs Tea Bags


How to prepare tea can spark debates between die-hard tea drinkers over which method is best—tea bags or loose-leaf tea. 
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Monster Eye Cupcakes


These monster eye cupcakes are not only tasty but are also spookily cute.
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Halloween Cookies


These dark chocolate cookies strike the perfect between deliciously chocolately and mildly spooky. 
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All About Pasta Makers


Homemade pasta and store bought pasta belong to different realms.
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Manufacturer Spotlight: Norpro


Providing quality and innovation since 1973, Norpro is the best place to start when searching for everyday kitchen items, cool kitchen gadgets, or those random, but oh-so-useful baking supplies. 
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Halloween Swirl Brownies


Make these scarily good brownies and be the hit of your home or Halloween party. 
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Tea 101: Tea Flavors


Within each category of tea are endless flavor combinations.
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Guide to Apples


While an apple may just be an apple to some, they can actually have different suggested uses based on their variety. 
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Canning 101: A Beginner's Guide to Canning


While there are two methods of canning--pressurized and water bath--water bath canning is more popular.
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Guide to Commercial Sinks


Choosing the right sink for your commercial kitchen is just as important as simply having one since different sinks serve different purposes. 
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Make Your Own Hot Chocolate Mix


Hot chocolate is one of the coziest drinks out there. It's warm, chocolatey, and perfect for fall and winter as the days get shorter and the air gets chillier.  
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Easy Fried Apples


Does anyone else like the fried apples that only seem to be at Cracker Barrel? 
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ADA Compliant Equipment


Several of the manufacturers that we carry at JES have equipment with ADA compliance specifically listed in the specifications section. 
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Tea 101: Types of Tea


In general, there are 6 basic types of tea from which the thousands of varieties we see in the store are made. 
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What's in Season This Fall


Buying produce when it's in season can help cut down on cost. 
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Tilapia Fish Tacos


Tacos are an easy, do-it-yourself meal that can feed a family of four or a crowd of twenty with little effort. 
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Manufacturer Spotlight: Valpro


Whatever your kitchen needs are, Valpro offers an option that benefits you as the customer and the environment. 
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10 Mushrooms You Should be Cooking With



Mushrooms are extremely versatile as they can be added to virtually any meal for extra flavor, texture, and variety. 
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Cinnamon Apple Chips


There are endless ways to make or eat apples--raw, baked, in various pastries, etc. Making apple chips at home is yet another tasty way to eat them. 
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Coffee 101: Coffee Around the World


While Starbucks and your local coffee shops have a seemingly endless list of ways you can order your coffee, even that isn't every combination. 
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Fresh Peach Pie


Fresh peach pie is one of the best things about peach season. 
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10 Kitchen Gadgets for Those Who Love to Cook


For the person who already loves to cook or for the curious chef just delving deeper into the world of food, here are ten items any lover of cooking will want to have in their arsenal. 
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Types of Cooking Oils


The world of cooking oil is experiencing a major boom. Although the new selection may seem excessive, not all oils are created equal.
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Oreo Cheesecake


This recipe for Oreo cheesecake is great because not only does it taste great, but it's also a no bake recipe. 
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Coffee 101: Coffee Grounds


Coffee beans can be purchased at grocery stores or local coffee shops either ground or whole.
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How to Pick a Good Watermelon


The end of summer into the beginning of fall is peak watermelon time. 
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Pale Ale vs. Lager: Beer Breakdown


Despite pages and pages of beer options, beer actually only has two main "types"--ales and lagers. 
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Kebabs: An Easy, Quick Dinner


Kebabs are not only easy and tasty, but are also relatively quick and so customizable. 
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Guest Post: The Perfect French Fry


The perfect French fry starts with the ideal frying system.
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Utensil Etiquette


Have you ever wondered how a server know to clear your plate when you've finished eating at a restaurant? Or how they knew you were finished but your companion wasn't?
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Cooking While Camping just got Easier


The food and tools available to cook food while camping out have improved greatly over the years. Now there's no need to live on only jerky or spit roast a rabbit--unless you want to.
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Coffee 101: History of Coffee


The history of coffee contains more excitement than you would expect. 
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5 Types of BBQ Sauce


There are certainly many variations of BBQ sauce--it seems that almost every Southern state has their own spin on the stuff--but here is a quick breakdown of the most popular five. 
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How to Make Frozen Treats


It's the hot season which means frozen desserts and snacks are more desirable than ever. 
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Summer Mocktails


Last week, we shared some fun cocktails to punch up your summer.
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Summer Cocktails


These fun, colorful drinks combine fresh fruit and alcohol to make delicious combinations. 
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Introducing Wilmington Grill


JES is pleased to announce that we will now be carrying Wilmington Grill products and accessories.
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Easy to Make Summer Drinks


Colorful drinks are a staple of summer—from pink lemonade to a range of Kool-aid colors to the slushies you can get at the convenience store. 
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Coffee 101: Types of Roasts


Coffee tastes great and may be considered an elixir for some, but there is quite the process that coffee beans go through before it reaches the mugs of the consumer. 
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What's in Season This Summer

Every fruit, vegetable, and herb have a natural season. While we can find almost any type of produce in the grocery store year-round, buying produce while it’s in season is often cheaper.


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Introducing Antunes' New Egg Station Mini


Everyone loves a good egg. They’re easy to make, taste good, and are super versatile. 
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How to Make Your Own Ice Cream


Who doesn’t love a scoop of ice cream in the summer? Or, anytime really.
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What is a Dutch Oven?


They’ve been around for decades, but Dutch ovens seem to be rising in popularity once again (thanks Chrissy Teigen), but what is it and why do people swear by them? 
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The Three Types of Table Settings Everyone Should Know

All meals generally require the same basic utensils—plate, fork, knife, spoon, napkin, glass, etc. But the presentation of these items can not only provide a nice visual aesthetic but can also convey the formality of an event.


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Coffee 101: Coffee Beans


Coffee, one of the most popular drinks in the world and most people’s preferred choice of caffeine. While there are a ton of different ways to make coffee, pretty much all coffee in the world is made from one of four main species of the coffee plant. 
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What Temperature Should my Wine be?


There's nothing quite like a nice glass of wine after a long day. But, are you storing and drinking your wine at the right temperature for optimal taste? Check out this infographic and find out! And if you like, please share it and tag JES!
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5 Things You Need for an Outdoor Party


The weather is warming up which means summer is almost here! It also means the season for outdoor BBQs has arrived. 
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What are Crepes?


Although crêpes have been popular around the for world for quite some time, there is still confusion over what exactly a crêpe is. So, what is a crêpe?  
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Cooking for One Just got Easier


Food is delicious but when you’re cooking just for yourself, the idea of making food can be daunting. 
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The Customizable Accessories You Didn't Know You Needed


Finding the perfect pieces to fill your home isn’t always easy. The same can be said about the little things you use on an everyday basis.
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Basic Spices Every Kitchen Needs

Whether you’re a novice or a master in the kitchen, there are a few basic things that everyone should have and know how to use. Spices are one of those things.
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What You Need for a Big Breakfast Spread


Who doesn’t love a big breakfast spread with all the fixings? Especially on a beautiful weekend morning when the start of the day doesn’t have to be as hectic as the rest of the week. Depending on what you like to eat, the options are endless: poached eggs and toast, eggs with bacon or sausage, omelets, pancakes, waffles, crepes…the list could go on and on.
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The Perfect Wine Fridge for You

There’s nothing quite like unwinding after a long day at work or a long week with a nice glass of wine. But, are you properly storing your wine to get optimal taste? Wine fridges may have seemed like something that only belonged in mansions, but with the variety of styles and sizes available today, they are more accessible than ever. 


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Introducing Bakerlux and VariKwik Ovens by Cadco


Since 1996, Cadco has been a leader in providing unique, quality foodservice equipment. Known for their innovative oven designs, Cadco provides fast cooking ovens suitable for a variety of foodservice markets including hotels, food trucks, delis, baking, and more. Regardless of your cooking needs, Cadco’s countertop ovens provide quality, fast cooking without compromising taste.


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Gas vs Electric Restaurant Equipment

Gas versus Electric Restaurant Equipment


Restaurant Equipment: Gas vs. Electric - What's Best For Your Operation? 

Gas vs. Electric | Which is Best for Your Restaurant? 
Your kitchen equipment directly impacts how your food is prepared, what your chefs interact with every day, and the amount of your monthly energy costs. No matter if you’re just opening up your first restaurant or if you’re looking to make a change in your commercial kitchen, there’s always the battle of choosing gas or electric equipment. 

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Outfitting a Commercial Kitchen

What You Need To Get Started:

The kitchen is the center of your business. You need high-quality, high-powered commercial kitchen equipment to withstand daily use and keep your staff organized and happy. Before you start purchasing equipment for your kitchen, it’s crucial to note which appliances are right for your restaurant.

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The History of Therma-Tek

Therma-Tek Range Corporation might appear to be a new company in the market, but the company’s rich tradition and combined experience spans more than 100 years. The owners are seasoned professionals in the design, development, manufacturing and sales of commercial foodservice cooking equipment.

“The objective of Therma-Tek is to produce HIGH QUALITY at the best prices in the market. Each one of our products carries this rich R&D experience behind them; which sets our brand far ahead of our competition.” – Sam Kelsi
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All About Smoothie Bars


Smoothie bars are all the rage and have been for a few decades. They are a convenient way to get a cool drink and a serving of fruit and veggies. Popular places to have one is near a health club or in malls or on the beach. There are several different types of equipment you’ll need to start up your smoothie bar. This is a guide along with some recommendations to help you get started.

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How to Start a Restaurant on a Low Budget



Starting a restaurant easily cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Equipment, space, menu design, and marketing are all big-ticket items that add up quick. Throw in staff and inventory and your funding may start to look flimsy. While these factors may seem nonnegotiable, businesses before you have made it by on much less money than normal and still seen success. Read on to find out how you too could start a restaurant with a barely-there budget.

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How To Protect Your Ice Machine During The Summer



During the hot summer months, everything tends to run a little slower. To help your ice machine run more efficiently, so you can keep cool,Ice-O-Matic has some helpful tips for maximum ice machine productivity.

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How To Waste Less Food in Your Restaurant



With the constantly increasing awareness of world energy use becoming a more and more pressing concern with every passing year, many food service establishments are beginning to look for ways to reduce their waste production and excess energy use. The mental image of trash being emptied into slowly crowding landfills is powerful motivation for many restaurateurs to begin minimizing their waste – not to mention the increasing costs of waste disposal services. While taking steps to reduce waste is often slightly less convenient, and will take more time and effort from both you and your restaurant staff, the financial, environmental, and social impact of minimizing waste will almost certainly be worth it in the long run. Here are a few tips to start reducing your restaurant’s waste production.

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Six Easy Tips to Prepare Your Restaurant for a Health Inspection


Health inspections for commercial dining venues are a fact of owning such a business, and thank goodness for them, because we’d never want to eat out if there weren’t any guidelines. The experience can, however, be unnerving to the point of downright terror if you allow it to be. There are some common sense ideas in preparing for a health inspection that can make it less painful and more successful.

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How to Motivate Servers in Your Restaurant



When it comes to motivating your servers, business writers suggest you hold daily contests with the winners receiving small monetary prizes. They suggest, basically, that once a day you should gather your waitstaff in the kitchen, flash a fifty dollar bill, and then tell everyone that whoever sells the most surf-and-turf plates that evening goes home with the fifty tucked inside their billfold. The logic here is everybody wants money, and so when you dangle $50 over your employees’ heads, they’ll jump however high it takes to snatch it. Well, if that sounds reasonable to you, then listen up because this is important. Contests are for chumps.

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How to Know Which Timer is Right for Your Kitchen


It’s no secret that every good chef needs a great kitchen timer to ensure a delectable meal. Whether you are a residential or commercial chef, purchasing the right kitchen timer is a priority for avoiding over or undercooked meat. The kitchen is a very serious place to be when using electricity, heat, etc. Therefore, timers are a great asset to have to keep from setting your kitchen ablaze from absent-minded cooking habits.

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How To Open Your Own Restaurant


So you want to open your own restaurant.  It’s a more popular field than ever before because less people are taking time to cook.   Maybe you’ve seen that perfect old building being remodeled in town, and envisioned it fully of happy diners expounding on your brilliance.  Seems like a good place to start?  Wrong answer!  There’s a logical process to opening your own restaurant, and it doesn’t start with the cutest old building you’ve ever seen.

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How to Remove Common Stains from Restaurant Booths


It’s easy to see why restaurant furniture designers have moved away from upholstering their booths in cloth to upholstering them in vinyl. Modern vinyl fabric, which honestly is barely recognizable as a plastic anymore, duplicates the skin-like plushness of leather while costing restaurateurs much less to own. And since vinyl repels water, most of the spills absorbed by cloth upholstery simply rolls off these seats. However as you’ve probably found out for yourself, vinyl is less than 100% impenetrable to stains. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the best cleaning techniques to undo vinyl’s most common blemishes, including solutions for ink, blood, scuffs, gum, rips, rain, the sun, & crumbs.

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Is Your Restaurant Making These 10 Sanitation Mistakes?

Maybe it’s because you’re swamped. Or maybe you’re just lazy. Regardless the reason, that thing you’re doing… it’s disgusting. Anyone who works in the service industry has skipped some important sanitation procedure before—it’s only when you start making a habit of uncleanliness that your restaurant begins to suffer. So be honest with yourself, are you guilty of these ten sanitation no-no’s?

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How To Calibrate Your Kitchen’s Thermometer


Thermometers are a necessity in any commercial kitchen. A myriad of things can go wrong without a thermometer. The only thing worse than not having a thermometer is having one that is not calibrated correctly. Thermometers lose their accuracy over time and use. Even if your thermometer is only a few degrees off, then you’re running the risk of health problems, over cooked food, and overall calamity in a commercial kitchen; all this can be easily avoided by simply recalibrating your thermometer.

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Create An Outdoor Kitchen With Holland Grill


Outdoor kitchens are one of the hottest trends in grilling, with homeowners adding backyard grilling and entertainment centers in rising numbers. Creating an outdoor seating/cooking area is one of the easiest and most economical ways to increase your living space, and it allows you to get the most use out of it by providing a comfortable place to enjoy the outdoors with your family and friends.

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How to Properly Clean Aluminum Cookware

How to Properly Clean Aluminum Cookware

Aluminum cookware is a popular choice due to its excellent heat conductivity. However, improper cleaning can lead to discoloration and reduced performance.
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Addressing Food Allergies


Food-based allergies have symptoms ranging from barely noticeable to imminent threat of death.   Research suggests that approximately 15 million Americans have food allergies.  A 2015 study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that food allergies in children increased by about 50% between 1997 and 2011.  The most common allergen for children is cow’s milk, while the most common allergen for adults is shell fish.   Peanuts aren’t the most common allergen for any segment of the population, but they are frequently the most violent.  Some are so allergic to peanuts they can’t be in the same room with a peanut butter cookie.   Food allergies are increasing in all segments of the population.   It’s not clear whether allergies or reliable diagnosis is on the rise, but one thing is certain.  The health threat can’t be ignored.  Food service is feeling the impact strongly.

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All About Bar Beverageware



Stocking the cabinets in your commercial bar or home kitchen with the right kind of glassware can sometimes be a daunting – or at least financially intimidating – task. The sheer variety of different types of beverageware will mean that most establishments won't have the budget or space to keep every single kind of glass on hand.

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Why Do Cakes Sink at Higher Elevations?



When you bake a cake, your ingredients must work together. Cooking chemist Charlie Boss puts it this way:

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A Dinnerware Buying Guide


Customers will pass judgment about your restaurant the second they sit down. That is why picking the right dinner plate is so important to the restaurateur. Dinner plates are an important part of your restaurant experience and thus should be well thought out before purchasing. It should complement the color and design of your establishment. When choosing dinner plates, you should consider several things including materials, colors, shapes and sizes.

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