combi ovens can generate both dry heat (like a convection oven) and moist heat (like a steamer) either simultaneously or in alternation as needed. This makes these cooking systems ideal for cooking potatoes and other vegetables quickly yet gently, baking rolls or cakes, or roasting or braising meat. Their versatility gives restaurateurs the flexibility to prepare a wide variety of food more economically and with better results. Convection or fan-assisted ovens are considered a predecessor to the combi-oven, but they lack the steam cooking feature.



