Groen Steam
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GROEN DH20 TILTING FLOOR KETTLE 20 GAL GAS STEAM JACKET $2,999.00 |
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Dover Groen TDB/4-20 Steam Water Jacketed Tilt Soup Kettle 20 Quart $1,000.00 |
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Groen Mdl. TDC/2-20 20 Quart 5 Gallon Stainless Steel Steam Kettle w/ Sink $349.00 |
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GROEN TDB/7-20 ELECTRIC 20 QUART MANUAL TILT SOUP STEAM COOKING WARMING KETTLE $1,595.00 |
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GROEN TDH 20 MANUAL TILT NATURAL GAS STEAM SOUP KETTLE $2,395.00 |
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GROEN 40 GALLON NATURAL GAS STEAM JACKETED COOKING FOOD PREP SOUP KETTE $3,895.00 |
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Groen – 002051 Steam Valve; 3/8″ $79.95 |
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Groen – 003984 Steam Trap $111.78 |
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Groen – 008639 Valve, Steam Safety -; 3/4 $64.24 |
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NSF Groen Steam Kettle EE-40 3Ph 480V Stationary With Faucet Used $1,999.99 |
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Groen AE1-30 Stationary Steam Kettle 3ph 480v needs repair $999.99 |
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Groen Hy-per Steam 6 Double steamer Untested Festival, catering, restaurant NSF $1,399.99 |
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Groen Steam Jacketed Gas Kettle $5,000.00 |
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Groen Gas-Fired Steam Jacketed Kettle – 40 Gallon $5,900.00 |
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Groen Gas-Fired Steam Jacketed Kettle- 60 Gall $6,900.00 |
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Groen Convection Steamer – Hyper Steam $499.00 |
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GROEN TDB 6-10 Stainless Steel 10 Quart Electric Steam Jacketed Kettle $899.00 |
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Groen 40 Quart Commercial Steam Kettle on Stand 220 v $600.00 |
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Groen TDB C40 Steam Jacketed Electric tilting 10 gallon kettle soup chili sauce $4,200.00 |
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5 gallon Dual STAINLESS STEEL STEAM JACKETED TILT KETTLES GROEN $850.00 |
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20 gallon STAINLESS STEEL STEAM JACKETED KETTLE GROEN $650.00 |
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Groen 9730 Steam Kettle Thermostat $141.24 |
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Groen 124849 Hyper Steam Steamer Door Gasket $79.80 |
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NEW Groen Tilting 20qt Steam Kettle; Model # TDH-20 $6,500.00 |
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SALE PRICE REDUCED! GROEN 40 GALLON TILTING DIRECT STEAM KETTLE WITH LID 40DL $1,299.00 |
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HEAVY DUTY COMMERCIAL GRADE “GROEN” 20Q ELECTRIC STEAM KETTLE 1PH $1,699.99 |
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Dover Groen TDB/7-40 Steam Water Jacketed Tilt Soup Kettle 40 Quart $1,700.00 |
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Groen Steam Kettle 40 Gallon $3,250.00 |
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Groen Steam Kettle 30 Gallon $3,000.00 |
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THERMOSTAT fits Groen Steam Kettle 100°-290° 42560 $161.95 |
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Groen DEE/4-20 Steam Jacketed Tilting Kettle electric Excellent condition $4,731.50 |
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Groen DH-40 Steam Jacketed Tilting Kettle Natual gas Excellent condition $6,311.30 |
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Groen DEE/4-20 Steam Jacketed Tilting Kettle electric Excellent condition $5,521.40 |
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Groen TDB -7-40 Tilt Steam kettle $1,300.00 |
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40 gallon STAINLESS STEEL STEAM JACKETED KETTLE GROEN $600.00 |
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GROEN COMBO COMBINATION STEAM OVEN CONTROL/CONTROLLER BOARD/PANEL 123527 A $349.00 |
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Groen DL 20 Steam Jacketed Tilt Kettle $1,950.00 |
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Groen GT80 Steam Jacketed Kettle with Lid $2,900.00 |
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Groen 40 gal. Steam Jacketed Kettle $1,900.00 |
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TDB-7/20 GROEN-20 QUART Steam TILTING KETTLE 9395 $2,500.00 |
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GROEN DH T60 FLOOR MOUNTED TILTING STEAM KETTLE Gas Fired (year 2001) $10,000.00 |
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GROEN TDH-40 Quart STEAM JACKETED KETTLE (Manual Tilt year 2008) $3,995.00 |
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GROEN TILTING STEAM KETTLE D2-40 $1,995.00 |
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Groen Direct Steam Tilting Kettle D-30 with Pedestal Base 30 Gal. 35PSI, 300ºF $1,199.98 |
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Groen TDH/20 Steam Jacket Tilt Soup Kettle 5 Gallon 20 Qt Natural Gas $2,295.00 |
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Groen 40 Gallon Direct Steam Kettle Model DT-40 Stainless Made in USA Good Shape $525.00 |
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Groen 60 Gallon Direct Steam Kettle Model GPT-60 SP Good Used Condition USA $775.00 |
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Groen – 002051 United Steam Valve; 3/8″ $35.00 |
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GROEN DOUBLE 10QT 10 QT ELECTRIC SOUP SAUCE JACKETED TILTING STEAM KETTLE $3,495.00 |
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Legion 300,000 BTU Steam Generator, 40gl Legion & 10gl Groen Steam Jacket Kettle $4,500.00 |
An Introduction to Bruges
General summary of city:
Bruges, Belgium, from the Norse word ‘Bryggja’ meaning “mooring place,” is one of the three regions and the capital of Flanders. Bruges has a population of over 100,000 and covers an area of approximately 138 km. This historic city, with its natural link to the sea, became a commercial center for European trade in early medieval times, as the harbor filled with ships carrying wool, grain, and wine. In a short while, the door opened for trade with countries on the Mediterranean Sea and the first fleet of ships arrived from Genoa, Italy. With the increase in international trade and the influx of capital, Bruges soon became an extremely wealthy city and a worldwide banking market. Over time, however, internal revolts between the prosperous tradesmen and the common people of Bruges led to the subsequent decline of the city as an important center for trade. As silt began to form and fill the waterway, Bruges was replaced as a major seaport by the more accessible city of Antwerp. After its separation from the Netherlands near the end of the medieval period, Bruges today is no longer known for its maritime prowess, but for its preservation as a provincial city with a wealth of culture and history.
Places of interest:
Bruges, often called the Venice of the North, is actually much further inland, amid different arms from the sea, waterways created by repeated flooding from the North Sea. After constant dredging, the Reie River was turned into a network of canals, the Water Halls of the Market. The Court of the Market (Grote Markt), the Castle, and the small towns of Damma and Suis are visited by tourists in Bruges on riverboats owned by five families. The Market has a belfry tower from which you have a spectacular view of the city and the Provincial Court, on the east side of the square where the original water halls existed, is a wonderful example of neo-Gothic architecture. The statues of Jan Breydel and Pieter de Coninck, national heroes, are located In the middle of the market square. Within the museum adjacent to the Castle, The Shrine of the Sacred Blood houses the vessel that is carried in a procession every year on Ascension Day. The southern area of modern reconstructed medieval houses still reflects the original architecture of Bruges. In addition, there are several wonderful museums in the city such as the archaeological museum, with historical exhibits from the Stone Age and beyond. Another place of interest is the Groeninge Museum, which houses a magnificent collection of fine art, containing works by Flemish masters such as Van Eyck, Hugo van der Goes, Jacob van Oost, and the more recent expressionist masterpieces.
Things to do:
Walking through and around the ramparts that enclose this delightful, small city is one of the best ways to discover its charm. Carriages can be hired and scooters can be rented for an hour or a day of sightseeing, as well. Day trips by buses (fares are extremely reasonable) can be arranged to Sint-Trudo Abbey Male, former castle of the Counts of Flanders, and the Boudewijnpark and Dolphinarium, a theme park and panoramic aquarena. Take time for a stop at the Lace Center to watch the local artisans at work and the Antique and Flea Market where arts and crafts are featured. Exploring a bit further in the area around Bruges, you’ll enjoy the beaches at Zeebruge, a small seaside resort, and the quaint village of Lissewege located between the city and the coast. Zeebruge lies within 8 miles from Bruges, connected by a canal, and boat trips and visits to the exhibitions of the sea are popular things to do. There is no end to great shopping in Bruges, largely between the Market square and the old city gates. A number of small specialty shops are situated in the center such as De Kaarsengieterij, the oldest and only candle shop in Bruges. Here, you can find garden and interior candles, candle holders, and t-lights, or if staying in the city a while, take the opportunity to order hand-painted candles for gifts and special occasions.
Food & Drink:
Bruges is known for excellent food and restaurants, featuring French and Flemish cuisine. Mussels, steamed in beer or wine, are a favorite of the people in Bruges and are often served with a side order of French fries with mayonnaise. Waterzooi is a type of soup with cream, vegetables, chicken, or fish, and paling in’t groen consists of eels with vegetables and herbs. Popular selections for dining out, as might be expected, are in the variety of seafood that is available, from fresh salted herring to North Sea shrimp. Chocolate is a must for dessert or for purchase in the many shops or patisseries that surround the city and the Cote d’Or, with an inexpensive selection of chocolate bars. Wine is served in most places; however, with over 100 breweries in Belgium and 400 varieties, beer is the national drink in Bruges. There are three types of beer, lager or dark, white, and the lambic homebrewed beer, often flavoured with fruit. Beer is relatively expensive, but much stronger than beer from other countries. There are a number of restaurants and pubs such as De Garre that have great atmosphere and serve over 100 different varieties of beer.
Hotels & Accommodation:
Hotel Prinsenhof
Sofitel Brugge
Portinari
Patritius
Best Western Premier Hotel Navarra
Small Luxury Hotel The Pand
Relais Oud Huis Amsterdam
Minotel Azalea
Hotel De Tuilerieen
Die Swaene
Relais Bourgondisch Cruyce
Crowne Plaza Hotel Brugge
Walburg Hotel ****Restaurant
Hotel de Orangerie
Hotel De Castillion
Brugsche Suites
Graaf Van Vlaanderen
Hotel Asiris
Hotel Ibis Brugge Centrum
Hotel Cordoeanier
Hotel Botaniek
Hotel Koffieboontje
Hotel Jacobs
Scandic Brugge
Novotel Brugge Zuid
Hotel Groeninghe
Hotel ‘t Voermanshuys
Hotel de Pauw
Hotel Goezeput
Campanile Brugge / Bruges
Hotel Malleberg
Hotel Gulden Vlies
De Tassche
Entertainment:
Bruges is a fun-filled city, if you’re looking for some friendly nightlife. The nightclubs are small, but filled with lively conversation, drinking, and dancing. The Grand Café du Theatre features music from the 60′s through the 90′s, a large selection of beer, and snacks from 6 to 8 p.m. nightly. If you enjoy sports, the Snooker Palace is equipped with nine snooker tables, three dart boards, and a pool table. Backpackers in Burges will enjoy the Snuffels Sleep-In Bar, where plenty of beer is available and free concerts are held every two weeks. Another favorite nightspot is Kant, a sophisticated club with a great dance floor, serving the best champagnes and a variety of local beer and wine. Bars and pubs are popular, as well, such as Celtic Ireland on Burg Square and De Versteende nacht, for Wednesday night jazz. Larger nightspots are nearby in Antwerp and Ghent. Evening strolls to the market square of beautifully illuminated historic buildings, the tranquil parks, or lovers’ lake, are enjoyable pastimes while in the delightful city of Bruges.
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