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May 2014

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RETAILOBSERVER.COM MAY 2014 18 A few of the Prizer Hoods debuting at the show include: • 30" London Flat in Stainless Steel – The 30" London Flat offers a modern aesthetic and functional simplicity that speaks to the professional chef in us all. The London under-cabinet hood is a chic complement to your kitchen décor. Available only in stainless steel, the London Flat range hood's dual-étagè silhouette makes for a beautiful signature under-cabinet. • 48" Tahoe Wall Hood in European Black Steel with Brushed Brass — The Tahoe's commercial style stainless steel baffle filter system features handcrafted seamless construction with 16 gauge material. This hood integrates a stainless-steel internal liner with double wall construction and has a high-heat sensor safety feature and a 3-speed fan control. The Tahoe's pronounced curves, defined by bowing trim, add a romantic ambiance to any décor. For additional information on the Prizer Hoods products featured at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show 2014 or to request a quote, please visit www.prizerhoods.com. JENN-AIR ® BUILT-IN STEAM OVEN AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE A recently introduced Jenn-Air ® 24" built-in oven that uses steam to preserve tenderness and create even browning for a wide variety of dishes is now available nationwide. "Our latest oven is engineered to deliver precise results and offer a range of cooking modes, from steam cooking to proofing," notes Juliet Johnson, manager of brand experience for Jenn-Air. "Aesthetically, it's designed to seamlessly integrate into a variety of contemporary kitchen layouts." As part of this nationwide launch, Jenn-Air hosted a cocktail reception at New York's Tasting Table test kitchen where guests sipped cocktails and sampled a variety of canapés prepared in the steam oven by its executive chef Brendan McHale. Guests were introduced to a variety of features including a steam plus convection setting that multitasks to both crisp and maintain moisture in dishes, and a powerful 1200-watt convection heating element that evenly circulates heated air to ensure consistent baking results and speed up cooking times. Another time-saver, the oven's No Preheat option, eliminates the need to wait to begin the cooking process. When steam is not required, a Convection Bake mode provides the drier, even heat that benefits such dishes as cakes, soufflés and roasted meats. Additional cooking modes include a Preset Foods setting that makes adjustments based on the selected food category; a Manual mode that enables the selection of a preferred setting; and a Steam Reheat mode that evenly warms foods without drying them out. I N D U S T R Y [ N E W S ]

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