Reflecting on 2025: Growth, Gratitude, and Gear for the Future with JES Restaurant Equipment

Reflecting on 2025: Growth, Gratitude, and Gear for the Future with JES Restaurant Equipment

As we close the books on an eventful 2025, all of us at JES Restaurant Equipment want to take a moment to reflect on the year that was — and share what’s next as we continue our mission to serve kitchens and restaurateurs everywhere. A
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Before the Holiday Rush: Clean Out Your Commercial Fridge Now

Before the Holiday Rush: Clean Out Your Commercial Fridge Now

The holiday season is almost here — which means more orders, more inventory, and more pressure on your kitchen. At JES Restaurant Equipment, we know that a refrigerator in peak condition can make or break your holiday service flow. That’s why now is
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The Unsung Heroes of the Kitchen: Oven Mitts and Pot Holders

The Unsung Heroes of the Kitchen: Oven Mitts and Pot Holders

When it comes to kitchen essentials, we often think of cutting boards, knives, and skillets. Yet, two humble tools—oven mitts and pot holders—play a crucial role in ensuring both safety and convenience. They may not be the flashiest items in your
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Classic Grape Jelly Meatballs

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You'll be surprised at the "secret" ingredient in these meatballs. Find out what sets these classic meatballs apart from the crowd!
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Broccoli Cheese Soup with Potato

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You'll want to take your broccoli cheese soup to the next level with this recipe! Find out how to make your broccoli cheese soup even better!
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Frosted Gingerbread Cookies

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Everyone loves fresh baked cookies around the holidays. Find out how to make these festive gingerbread cookies and watch as they disappear in minutes!
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Holiday Treats for Man's Best Friend

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Don't forget your dog this holiday season! These pumpkin and peanut butter dog treats are easy to make and sure to be a hit!
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Gift Giving in 2020

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Instead of traditional gift exchanges, surprise loved ones by sending a holiday care package or dropping off a bag of goodies. 
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How to Make a Graham Cracker Gingerbread House

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Using graham crackers to create the gingerbread house is an easy alternative to baking gingerbread pieces from scratch or buying a pre-made kit.
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Spice Up your Gift Giving This Year

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Not sure what to get someone for the holidays? Check out these common seasonings and add flavor and a personal touch to your holiday gifts this year!
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2020 Holiday Gift Guide

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This holiday season gift loved ones in your life with some new kitchen gadgets they'll love.
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Thanksgiving Wild Rice

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Looking to try something new for Thanksgiving this year? Check out this Thanksgiving-inspired take on wild rice and add a new side dish to your Thanksgiving recipe rotation!
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5 Ways to Still Celebrate the Holidays in 2020

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While the holidays this year may look very different from previous years, it's still possible to celebrate regardless of where you and your loved ones are.
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Prevent Burnout in the Kitchen



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Don't get burnt out on cooking. Keep kitchen burnout at bay with these helpful tips!
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Jack-o-Lantern Bundt Cake

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This jack-o-lantern Bundt cake is cute, tasty, and perfect for Halloween.
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4 Ingredient Homemade Pasta

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Homemade pasta never tasted so good--or was so easy! Learn how to make pasta at home with just 4 ingredients!
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Pumpkin Spice Pound Cake

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This pumpkin spice pound cake is perfect for the start of autumn.
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How to Sous Vide the Perfect Steak

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Want to cook the perfect steak every time? Learn how to sous vide your steak and get perfection every time!
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Tomato Basil Pie

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Love tomatoes? Then check out this pie! You'll be surprised at how easy this recipe is to make!
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Watermelon Salad

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If you like watermelon, you'll want to try this summer salad! Learn how to make this watermelon salad and discover your new go-to summer staple!
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Red, White, Blue Berry Lasagna

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Celebrate Independence Day with a twist! Find out why this "lasagna" is perfect for summer celebrations!
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Benefits of a Small Kitchen


While you may get kitchen envy when you see a large kitchen, there are a few benefits to having a smaller kitchen space.
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10 Ways to Clean your Kitchen with Lemons


Did you know lemons could be used to clean your kitchen?
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When was the Last Time you Deep Cleaned your Kitchen?


We use the kitchen several times a day and wash dirty dishes or clean up spills, but when did you last deep clean your kitchen? 
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DIY Your Own Disinfectant Wipes


Running out of disinfectant wipes? Make your own!
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How to Avoid Food Waste


Maximize the food in your kitchen and get as much mileage out of them as possible.
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Classic Banana Bread


Banana bread is an easy way to use the bananas your family refuses to eat rather than throwing them away. 
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How to Help Local Businesses Right Now


Local businesses and smaller organizations could use your help right now.
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Popular Recipes to Make While you Shelter in Place


Despite the endless possibilities of possible dishes, some meals seem to be more popular to make and share during this time than others.
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Back to Basics: Cooking for Absolute Beginners



If you don't know the first thing about being in the kitchen, now is a great time to learn. 
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Brownie Cookies


Who couldn't use a little chocolate right now?
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What's in Season This Spring


Spring is the season of new beginnings.
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Get the Most Out of your Food


Improperly storing your food could shorten its shelf life and raise the risk of bacteria or mold.
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Expand your Cooking Skills While Stuck at Home


Kill two birds with one stone: make your meals and improve your culinary skills at the same time. 
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Create an Easter Feast at Home


Easter this year will most likely be very different but that doesn't mean you have to skimp on celebrating with a nice meal. 
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Cooking Made Easy


There are several kitchen appliances that can help expedite the cooking process and keep it from feeling like a chore.
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5 Cooking Tips for Those who Don't Cook


Now is the perfect time to start mastering the basics. 
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Same Ingredients, Multiple Meal Options


If you've stocked up on a lot of staple ingredients but are now wondering what you can make so you're not eating the same meal over and over, we've come up with a few suggestions.
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Guinness Cheese Dip


This beer-infused cheese dip strikes the perfect balance for those who want to still have a Guinness on St Patrick's Day but can't have a few beers. 
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White Chicken Chili


There's nothing quite like a warm bowl of chili in the winter. 
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Chocolate Dipped Heart Cookies


Who doesn't love melted chocolate and homemade cookies?
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Galentine's Day Ideas


Galentine's Day is a day to celebrate friendship with your closest gal pals.
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Express your Love in the Kitchen


Instead of buying a cute teddy bear or a heart-shaped box of chocolates this Valentine's Day, consider doing something for your partner that they will really appreciate. 
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Raspberry Nutella Puff Pastry


This heart-shaped dessert is easy, quick, and full of chocolatey Nutella goodness.
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Pull Apart Cheese Bread with Pepperoni


This football-inspired side dish is a crowd pleaser and may inspire some red-flag worthy plays when you're down to the last piece. 
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Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas


Who doesn't love a quick, easy, all-in-one dinner?
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Skillet Chicken Pot Pie


Winter is the perfect time of year for chicken pot pie. 
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Easy Breakfast Casserole


Many start off a new year by vowing to make better decisions and cultivate healthier habits. 
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10 Easy Ways to Step Up your Cooking Game in 2020


Everybody can improve their skills in the kitchen--and it doesn't have to be hard or require purchasing expensive equipment.
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What's in Season This Winter


Knowing what is season can help lower grocery bills and can inspire you to get creative in the kitchen. 
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Black-Eyed Pea Jambalaya


The new year is right around the corner which means it's time to start preparing the traditional New Year's Day meal. 
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Potato Latkes


Regardless of whether you celebrate Hanukkah, Christmas, or nothing at all, latkes are a tasty and easy recipe to add to your repertoire. 
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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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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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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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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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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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Halloween Swirl Brownies


Make these scarily good brownies and be the hit of your home or Halloween party. 
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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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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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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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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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Fresh Peach Pie


Fresh peach pie is one of the best things about peach season. 
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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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Kebabs: An Easy, Quick Dinner


Kebabs are not only easy and tasty, but are also relatively quick and so customizable. 
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Classic Chocolate Fountains

Whether you're looking to throw an amazing baby shower, wedding shower, or just to celebrate National Chocolate Day, make it fabulous with a delicious and beautiful chocolate fondue fountain!

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