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Town Food Service Equipment Company, Inc.
718/388-5650 outside New York State 800/221-5032
oPEraTIoNal oVErVIEW
The Town Mongolian barbecue is a high temperature round top griddle best used by a skilled chef. The cast iron top is
1” thick. We encourage training to prevent abuse to the equipment and unhappy guests. This unit should be used like
any griddle top applicance, sudden heating or cooling of the top can cause it to warp and crack. Questions regarding
use of the unit should be directed to our technical support department at (718) 388-5650, Monday through Friday, from
9am to 5pm. Technical support can also be reached by email at [email protected].
Model MBR-36 and MBR-42 Mongolian Barbecue Ranges are griddle style units that contain 3 high output burners.
These 3 burners have individual valves and safety controls that are centered for easy access during operation. up to 3
chefs can work at a unit as they sautée vegetables, fish, meat and poultry as guests watch. Mongolian barbecues are
similar to a tepanyaki griddle in use.
SEaSoNING
The first time this unit is used, the top must be seasoned. Seasoning must be done while the ventilation system is in
operation. Wash the top with soapy water to remove all grease and oil from the manufacturing process. Rinse the top
immediately and dry it off; it is cast iron and will rust if not dried immediately. using the procedure described earlier,
fire up the unit and get the top hot. Turn down the heat and wipe the surface with a towel coated with cooking oil. With
repeated heating and wiping, the top will attain a nonstick finish. Do not use soap again to clean the top. Clean the top
with griddle scrapper taking care not to remove the seasoning. Fine grit scrubbies or a mild grill cleaning liquid can also
be used to remove carbon build up.
CooKING
Cooking on this unit is like cooking on a high-speed griddle. The intense heat generated by the burners is designed
to achieve the searing quality of wok-style cooking. Similar techniques including stir-fry, applications of sauces and
seasonings are generally used. As in tepanyaki style cooking, chefs must understand the differences of the food being
cooked and should adjust the method to their individual dishes.