6 BUILDING/MODIFYING A MENU
Renaming a Recipe
*ChefComm Pro only.
1. Create or open a menu (page 4).
2. Expand the group that contains the recipe you
want to edit (double-click the group or click the
“+” to the left of the group name).
3. Click the recipe name once, wait for one second,
and then click it again.
NOTE: You can also change a recipe name from the
recipe edit pane (Figure 20).
4. Type the new name and press Enter (Figure 19).
NOTE: To view how the name will appear on the
oven display, go to File > Menu Preview (Figure 18,
page 5). From the preview screen, the group and item
names can be edited, and the soft keys simulate the
edit mode.
Editing Recipe Settings
*ChefComm Pro only.
1. Create or open a menu (page 4).
2. Expand the group that contains the recipe you
want to edit (double-click the group or click the
“+” to the left of the group name).
3. Click the recipe you want to edit. The settings
will appear in the Recipe Edit pane (Figure 20).
4. In the recipe edit pane, enter the cook time
(Figure 20, Item A), separating minutes and
seconds with a colon.
NOTE: A number entered without a colon will be
calculated in cumulative seconds.
5a. If the recipe is for the Tornado, enter the IR cook
temperature (Figure 20, Item B).
5b. If the recipe is for the High h Batch, select Rack
On to oscillate the rack during cooking.
5c. If the recipe is for a conveyor, specify the
temperature and belt speed(s).
6. Enter event settings (Figure 20, Item C).
NOTE: Event setting parameters will vary depending
on oven configuration. For example, some TurboChef
ovens use microwave, while others have independent
top and bottom airflow, etc.
7. For reference or culinary development purposes,
enter notes about the recipe (Figure 18, Item D).
NOTE: Recipe notes will be retained when you save a
menu file, but are not stored when importing/
exporting a menu file (pages 10-12).
Figure 19: Rename a Recipe
Figure 20: Recipe Edit Pane
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B
C
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