top of page
Easy2cook square logo.png

đŸ”„Â Easy2Cook Introduces the “Parma” Cooking and Frying System by Atesy

  • Jan 24
  • 2 min read


Fedor Sokiryansky, Chief Technologist of Easy2Cook, has developed an experimental cooking and frying unit designed for meat, fish, and cereal-based products.The “Parma” thermal cooking system, manufactured by the Russian industrial holding Atesy, replaces several pieces of conventional kitchen equipment — including a boiling kettle, deep fryer, sous-vide bath, and pasteurizer for creams and ready meals. The effective tank volume is 50 liters.


With just two appliances — a boiler-type combi-steamer by Atesy and the Parma cooking-frying station — any type of dish can be produced on a professional kitchen line.A built-in automatic portioning dispenser for meat, fish, or dough can produce up to 30 types of products weighing 24–25 grams each.


⚙ Economic Advantages

  • 40% more energy-efficient than a conventional boiling kettle

  • 25% lower cooking losses by weight

  • Operated by a single chef across all cooking modes

⚡ Performance Capacity

  • Mashed potatoes — 50 kg/hour

  • Broths — 100 liters/hour

  • Meatballs & fish balls — 1,000 pcs/hour

  • Poultry sous-vide — 30 kg/hour

  • Fish sous-vide — 50 kg/hour

  • Fried pastries — 400 pcs/hour

  • Fruit drinks (mors) — 150 liters/hour

  • Scrambled eggs — 100 kg/hour

  • Porridges — 100 kg/hour

🔧 Operating Modes


Boiling with Dispenser (99.9 °C):


  • Chicken, turkey, and beef meatballs

  • Fish balls (white and red fish)

  • Rice, bulgur, and couscous meatballs


Sous-Vide (58–90 °C):


  • Broths, soups, and fruit drinks in vacuum bags

  • Steaks and alternative meat cuts

  • Mashed potatoes

  • Stuffed peppers

  • All grain-based and egg dishes

    Stir-Fry (190 °C):


  • Mini-chebureki and fried dumplings

  • Falafel

  • Chicken, fish, and meat bites

  • Curd balls with raisins

  • PP soy-based balls

  • Belyashi, chebureki

  • Schnitzels, nuggets, French fries, beer snacks


Gentle Poaching (65–80 °C):


  • Baked ham

  • Poultry deli products

  • Sausages and frankfurters

  • PĂątĂ©s, terrines, rillettes

  • Parma-style ham


⚙ Technical Specifications


Power consumption:


‱ Economy mode — 5 kW


‱ Standard mode — 10 kW


‱ Turbo mode — 15 kW


Thermostat adjustment step — 1 °C


Delivery set includes:


‱ Stainless steel stand-table with space for a vacuum sealer and GN 1/1 containers


‱ Automatic dough and mince dispenser


‱ Heated cooking bath with built-in heating system


‱ Racks for vacuum bag cooking and packaging

đŸ§Ș Process Description

During a 20-minute cooking cycle for fish or meat balls, the unit simultaneously produces 50 liters of consommé broth, which can be drained through the valve directly into a vacuum bag or polymer sleeve for further use. Fishballs are portioned into vacuum bags, sealed, and frozen in a shock freezer.Fruit drinks (mors) are cooked inside double-sealed vacuum bags, then chilled in ice or frozen.Meat and fish products are cooked sous-vide in vacuum bags; grains and mashed potatoes are cooked in bags submerged in water.Frying (stir-fry mode) is performed in a conventional oil medium at 190 °C.


The “Parma” system combines multi-mode functionality, compact design, and outstanding energy efficiency, making it a universal thermal processing solution for modern central kitchens, ready-meal factories, and dark kitchens.

 

 

 

Comments


Subscribe to our newsletter

Be The First To Receive The Latest News

bottom of page