Christopher Galarza is a professional cook from modest beginnings.
As he shared in a LinkedIn post, he is a first generation American who grew up as a child in New Jersey arm and homeless.
His passion, endurance and support of relatives drove his career and enabled him to talk to national managers about sustainability and equity for families and chefs. A large part of his mission includes induction furnaces and electrifying kitchens.
In his post, chef Christopher explained how the cooking cook in induction improves his kitchen for his employees. He recommends removing hobs with open flames to reduce the exposure of the chefs to poisonous pollutants.
Chef Christopher has become an advocate of kitchen chief health and spoke to the leading industry leaders about how much better the introduction to companies is.
“We can cook so much more food, so much faster and so much faster,” he said.
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In his video, chef Christopher also explained how electrification tax incentives help the restaurant owners to invest in their business and to expand them and at the same time to their employees and the community. The electrification of a kitchen can save money, promote health and reduce environmental pollution performance for cleaner, greener kitchen and a planet.
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Chef Christopher, the co-founder of Ecochef, the world's first Electric Kitchen evaluation system, is changing with cooking and inspiring first generation Americans.
A LinkedIn user commented on his contribution and wrote: “Your story is a powerful proof of the effects of resilience and the importance of consent to a sustainable future in the culinary world.”
“The selection of the introduction to my renovated home kitchen has achieved the advantages you described, and I love how easy and quick to use it,” wrote someone else. “Bravo uses it in commercial kitchens. Pioneering work!”
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