A grill of top projecting and radiating type includes a projection heater, a support connection beam, a base and a grilling pan arranged on the base, wherein the base includes a substrate housing; an upper face of the substrate housing is provided with an oil collection upper housing; a grilling pan rotating motor is arranged in the substrate housing; the center of an upper surface of the grilling pan is low and the periphery thereof is high; a rotary socket pipe is fixedly arranged at the bottom center of the grilling pan; an electric motor shaft of the grilling pan rotating motor passes through the oil collection upper housing from bottom to top, is inserted into the rotary socket pipe and is then connected to the grilling pan to realize the synchronized rotation of the motor shaft and the grilling pan.

A countertop electric appliance optimally performs a variety of cooking modes with both radiant and convective heat sources as well as control means for controlling the timing and intensity of the heat sources. A driver turns food about either a horizontal or a vertical axis of rotation suitable for the specific food and recipe. A hinged door supports the food to be cooked so that in one location the food is caused to be turned by the drive means and in another location the food is loaded into or removed from the appliance, external of the cooking compartment, to be easily handled by the operator.

A device for cooking culinary preparations, includes: a cooking chamber, capable of simultaneously receiving several individual culinary preparations, a primary heater, arranged in order to heat the cooking chamber and deliver a thermal power called primary thermal power to at least one part of the culinary preparations, a moveable plate, inside the cooking chamber, and including at least one plurality of cooking sites, each being arranged in order to receive a culinary preparation, and secondary heater, including a plurality of heating elements, arranged in order to follow the displacement of the moveable plate, each heating element being associated with one of the cooking sites and being arranged in order to heat preferentially the top of this cooking site by delivering a thermal power called secondary thermal power.

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to a multi-function cooking oven having horizontally and vertically oriented heating elements and cooking functions that configure horizontal and vertical position, horizontal and vertical rotation, radiation and superheated air circulation for cooking food within the oven enclosure. Cooking functions include horizontal rotisserie, vertical rotisserie, baking, warming, dehydrating, pizza, barbecuing, kebabs, toasting, boiling, and air frying. Depending on the cooking function, a timer is set for turning on and off the horizontally and vertically oriented heating elements and a fan providing heated airflow within the oven enclosure. The timer also controls rotation of a vertical axis turntable assembly and a horizontal spit assembly configured with or without a wire drum. In an air fryer function configuration, a wire cage containing food is mounted in close proximity to the vertically oriented heating element on the back wall of the oven enclosure vertically oriented heating element and rotated to bring the food into a superheated region of the oven close to the vertically oriented heating element. Operating in a baking function, the turntable assembly is mounted within in a bottom slot of the oven with its mechanical gear linkage set in a first position to engage a motor for vertical axis rotation of the baked goods. When operating in a pizza cooking function, the vertical axis turntable assembly is mounted within a slot in the middle of the oven enclosure with its gear linkage rotated into a second position to engage the motor for vertical axis rotation of the turntable.

A gas burner appliance for recycling wasted heat from a heating process and for distributing heat evenly to a vessel or product. A housing is provided and a plate for directly collecting wasted heat is supported by the housing. A burner arm is also supported by the housing and disposed above the plate for receiving and combusting premixed fuel for uniformly distributing heat to the plate. A motor is supported by the housing and a drive mechanism connects the motor to the burner arm. A thermal electric generator generates electricity directly from heat of the plate and provides at least some of the generated electricity to the motor.

A cooking appliance includes a cooking cavity, a microwave module, a convection module, an upper heater module and a lower heater module. A turntable is rotatably mounted in the cooking cavity. The cooking appliance is operable for, and related methods may include, activating at least one of the microwave module, the upper heater module, the lower heater module, and the convection module, while also rotating the turntable within the cooking cavity within the cooking cavity. The cooking appliance is further operable for, and related methods may also include rotating the turntable in a back-and-forth motion during at least a portion of a cook cycle.

An outdoor portable collapsible outdoor convection oven including a first side plate; a second side plate opposite the first side plate; a bottom plate releasably attached to the first side plate and the second side plate without requiring the use of a separate fastener; a food shelf disposed between the top plate and the bottom plate and releasably attached to the first side plate and the second side plate without requiring the use of a separate fastener; a top plate opposite the bottom plate, wherein the top plate is rotatably and releasably attached to the first side plate and the second side plate; and a back plate rotatably and releasably attached to the first side plate and the second side plate without the use of a separate hinge device and a separate fastener.

A system for cooking a food product may include a base, a hub, a plurality of cooking plates, a plurality of wipers, a spatula assembly, a backstop, an infrared (IR) sensor, and a proximity sensor. The hub may rotate relative to the base. The cooking plates are rotatable with the hub among a plurality of cooking stations. The wipers extend outward from a periphery of the hub. The backstop may be fixed relative to the base and may include one or more additional wipers contacting one or more of the cooking plates. The spatula assembly may cooperate with the backstop to pick up the food product from the one of the cooking stations. The IR sensor may measure a temperature of the food product on one of the cooking plates. The proximity sensor may detect a position of the food product on one of the cooking plates.

A system for cooking a food product may include a base, a hub, a plurality of cooking plates, a plurality of wipers, a spatula assembly, a backstop, an infrared (IR) sensor, and a proximity sensor. The hub may rotate relative to the base. The cooking plates are rotatable with the hub among a plurality of cooking stations. The wipers extend outward from a periphery of the hub. The backstop may be fixed relative to the base and may include one or more additional wipers contacting one or more of the cooking plates. The spatula assembly may cooperate with the backstop to pick up the food product from the one of the cooking stations. The IR sensor may measure a temperature of the food product on one of the cooking plates. The proximity sensor may detect a position of the food product on one of the cooking plates.

A device for cooking culinary preparations, includes: a cooking chamber, capable of simultaneously receiving several individual culinary preparations, a primary heater, arranged in order to heat the cooking chamber and deliver a thermal power called primary thermal power to at least one part of the culinary preparations, a moveable plate), inside the cooking chamber, and including at least one plurality of cooking sites, each being arranged in order to receive a culinary preparation, and secondary heater, including a plurality of heating elements, arranged in order to follow the displacement of the moveable plate, each heating element being associated with one of the cooking sites and being arranged in order to heat preferentially the top of this cooking site by delivering a thermal power called secondary thermal power.