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Product Showcase
Kitchen equipment from New India Electric
New India Electric Co, which manufactures kitchen equipment
for the hospitality industry under the brand name Lincon since 1946, brings
the Imperia range of kitchen equipment from Italy. The Tomato Testarossa heavy
duty tomato strainer built with top quality material is a stainless steel one
sifter with 0.4 Hp motor that allows one to strain up to 150 kgs of tomatoes
per hour. It is also available with a meat mincer attachment for 20 kg/hr chopped
meat. Restaurant, Pasta Presto and Pasta-A-Fast pasta machines that are used
by restaurants, hotels and professionals for making Italian style pasta, macroni
and ravioli. They are available in electric and manual versions.
Pasta Presto is the new machine with non-stick coating that
guarantees safe and clean pasta. The built-in motor stretches the dough from
thick to thin. Users can turn the thickness setting and cut the sheet in Tagliatelle
or Fettuccine and fit any of the series of Simplex cutters like Spaghetti, Angel
Hair, Trenette, Lasagnette, Pappardelle and Frilled Reginette. One can also
use the Mille Gnocchi and Ravioli maker attachment. It is available in electric
and manual versions.
A toast to fine stemware
 The
latest sensation in fine quality glassware is 'The First' collection from Zwiesel
1872. Like the Schott Zwiesel brand, both are produced by German company Zwiesel
Kristallglas. It is handmade by a team of three master craftsmen blowing a maximum
of 40 pieces a day.
The First is an 18-glass collection, designed exclusively by renowned sommelier
Enrico Bernardo of the three-Michelin-starred Le Ciqn restaurant in Paris. Most
type of glassware are based on the grape varietal or appellation. But The First
avoids this kind of classification and instead looks at the typicity and style
of the wine. There is a glass to suit every wine and each enhances the nose
more than the palate. All of The First glasses share the same general shape,
but have a different size and height. Each is thin-walled so as not to alter
the temperature of the wine (a thicker glass wall may impart its latent heat
to the wine).
For white wine, there are four glasses to choose from. There's
a tall slender glass for pure fresh whites, a slightly shorter and wider one
for young, oaky whites, a short and full shape for soft, mature white wine;
and a smaller glass with a lip for aromatic white wine. As for reds, a wider
and shorter glass will enhance the perfume of a young and soft red wine and
pick up on its cherry fruit, while a narrower bowl will suit a fresh and rich
red wine like Sangiovese better. There is also the visual and tactile appeal
of the elegantly formed glasses, which cost US $198 a pair. The decanters go
for US $248 each. Zwiesel 1872 glassware is exclusively available at Bohemian
Crystal Company, Goa.
Contact:
Tel:832-2704533 (Goa),
22-56997234 (Mumbai),
80-25325426 (Bangalore),
11-41687633 (Delhi).
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