A device for automating cooking of recipes is disclosed. The device 10 includes abase having a heating component 26 as source of heat during cooking, and for placing a cooking container 30; a plurality of containers 12 to hold different ingredients required for cooking, Containers 12 are configured to release a predefined amounts of ingredient held therein for delivery into cooking container 30. A controller is operatively coupled to the heating component 26 and the containers 12 to control heating of cooking container 30 and release of different ingredients from container 12. Controller records various steps and associated parameters, such as temperature, time and quantity of ingredients, involved during manual cooking of a recipe by a user, and plays back the recorded steps to cook the recipe when required. The recording can be done through a sensor 25, which records actions of the user.

The present invention related to a cooking device having a cooking glass bowl, wherein the cooking glass bowl has a large weight to improve the safety of the cooling device during operation of the cooling device equipped with a high-speed motor. The cooking device having the cooking glass bowl according to the present invention, comprises: a glass bowl portion (100) including a cooking glass bowl (110) having a handle base (111) extending from and integrally formed with an outer side surface of one side thereof, a bowl base (120) including a heater (170) and fastened to an outer circumferential surface of a lower end of the cooking glass bowl (110), and handle portions (400, 500) fastened and fixed at opposite ends of the handle base by being brought into close contact with each other so as to cover the handle base (111) of the cooking glass bowl (110) while maintaining a tight contact state in a direction perpendicular to the outer circumferential surface of the cooking glass bowl (110); and a body portion (200) which generates a driving force in an internal space formed inside thereof and supplies a power to the heater (170) or a generator (260) by voltage conversion.

An automatic stir-frying device of food frying machines is disclosed, comprising a machine body, a food frying pot, a food material stir-frying device and a master controller, wherein the food frying pot and the food material stir-frying device are respectively installed on the machine body, the food frying pot internally includes a scraper, the food material stir-frying device has a fixing frame and a track rod, a receive-send cylinder is installed on the track rod, a movable frame is fixedly mounted on the receive-send cylinder, a rotation motor is set up on the movable frame and connectively includes a stir-frying device, and the master controller is applied to control the receive-send motor and the rotation motor so as to drive the movable frame and the stir-frying device to stretch thereby entering the inside of the food frying pot to perform automatic stir-frying operations on loaded food materials and ingredients.

A microwave oven container may include a body for containing a liquid, an agitator projecting through a bottom wall of the body to agitate the liquid contained in the body, where the agitator includes a first end located in the body and a second end located exterior to the body. The second end of the agitator is able to couple with a turntable drive of a microwave oven to power movement of the agitator in response to rotation of the turntable drive. The container may also include a cage located within the body that substantially surrounds the first end of the agitator and includes a plurality of openings to allow liquid contained in the body to pass through the cage.

The present application discloses an automated cooking system comprising: a cooking apparatus comprising a cooking container and a stirring motion mechanism configured to produce a motion in the cooking container; ingredient containers; an dispensing apparatus to dispense the food ingredients from an ingredient container into the cooking container; a transfer apparatus to move an ingredient container; food canisters; a cooking container unloading mechanism to dispense cooked food from the cooking container to a food container; a receiving apparatus to hold a plurality of food containers; a transfer apparatus to move a food container; a cyclic transport apparatus configured to move food containers; a lid apparatus; and, a cleaning apparatus to wash or otherwise clean the cooking container after a cooked food is produced. A computer system with algorithms is configured to control these mechanisms and apparatuses.

An automatic material pouring device of food flying machines is disclosed, comprising a machine body, a food flying pot, a material adding device and a master controller, in which the food flying pot and the material adding device are individually mounted on the machine body, and the material adding device includes a base and a movable seat which is used to place at least one material placement box, and the base is also further configured with a feeding cylinder and an attracting device, and the feeding cylinder and the attracting device are assembled together, and in which the master controller is used to control the feeding cylinder and the attracting device so as to control the feeding cylinder to roll and turn when the attracting device is attracted and attached to the material placement box thereby pouring the material accommodated inside the material placement box into the food flying pot.

A cooking assembly can include a cooking vessel, a mixer, and a motor. The cooking vessel can include a bottom contact portion including a first bore therethrough, a heating portion spaced above the bottom contact portion and including a second bore therethrough, and a sidewall connected to the heating portion and together with the heating portion configured to retain food in the cooking vessel. The mixer can be located within the cooking vessel, where the mixer configured to rotate relative to the heating portion. The motor can be connected to the mixer via the first bore and the second bore to drive the mixer to rotate.

A cooking assembly can include a cooking vessel, a mixer, and a motor. The cooking vessel can include a bottom contact portion including a first bore therethrough, a heating portion spaced above the bottom contact portion and including a second bore therethrough, and a sidewall connected to the heating portion and together with the heating portion configured to retain food in the cooking vessel. The mixer can be located within the cooking vessel, where the mixer configured to rotate relative to the heating portion. The motor can be connected to the mixer via the first bore and the second bore to drive the mixer to rotate.

The present application discloses an automated cooking apparatus comprising: a cookware configured to hold food or food ingredients; a stirring motion mechanism configured to produce a motion in the cookware as to stir, mix or distribute the food or food ingredients held in the cookware; and a lid mechanism. The lid mechanism comprises a blocking device and a motion mechanism configured to move the blocking device relative to a support component of the stirring motion mechanism. If the blocking device is at a certain position relative to the support component of the stirring motion mechanism and when the cookware is moved by the stirring motion mechanism, the blocking device is configured to help trap the food or food ingredients held in the cookware. Our stirring motion mechanism produces rather complex movements in the cookware. It is advantageous than rotational motions around an axis, as our stirring motion does not induce eccentric forces which can make the food or food ingredients move away from a rotating axis, and escape the cookware en masse.

A cooking appliance includes a housing including a first compartment forming a cooking space, equipped with a holding device provided to receive ingredients, a stirring device arranged inside the holding device, the holding device and the stirring device being designed to be animated by a relative rotation with respect to each other, the housing further including a main heating device, including, in a second compartment, a ventilation system to generate a heating flow, wherein the ventilation system includes a cross-flow fan, and the main heating device includes at least one heating element arranged inside the first compartment.