Wolf E Series Oven Is a True Workhorse for Home Chefs
Wolf E Series Oven Is a True Workhorse for Home Chefs
The latest Wolf E Series Ovens are battle tested and chef approved. Here we go over the Wolf SO30TE/S/TH which is installed in Flush Inset application, thanks to Sub-Zero / Wolf’s Reveal Web Application. LINK TO UNIT: https://bit.ly/2no3uys
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165° carving temperature for a roast? Good heavens! Even the overly-conservative USDA guidelines only suggest 145°F, and most chefs I know would prefer 130° for medium-rare, and 140° for medium (or 150° for medium-well). Heaven forbid someone should want a well-done roast, even that would only be 160°. 165° is the usual internal temperature for poultry, not for beef, lamb, or pork.
How can we turn the volume down on this unit?
*My sister <<>>**allmy.tips/Wolf-Range?p94** and I received our Wolf gas range before thanksgiving so we put it to the test and it’s a great appliance our dinner was awesome*
I still don’t get why they are 10x more expensive than other ovens.
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Nice video – very helpful.
I make these lol
What is the difference between bake and roast????
Price u don’t say