hey Ross...
I dont know about specific commercial equipment, but in the
BanRm, we held more delicate meats, tenderloin, prime etc
just utilizing basic principles, covered moist environment,
like chafers or "sauna" type holding ovens. At holding temps,
145 to 155, (to avoid any additional cooking). Ive utilized it in
the field as well, at catering events. Seemed to hold rare meats
for several hours.
Ive also heard tell that putting it under pressure can help too,
but ive never tested that concept.
We dry cook it in the early afternoon and then put about half of it in the meat locker next to our grill. It's sliced to order & heated up under the heat lamp to bring it to temp. The more well-done is left in the oven at a super-low holding temp. We only do dinner service though, so it only has to last for 4 or so hours, but it works well for our set-up.
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