Patent classifications
A21D8/06
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PREPARING AN EDIBLE BUN
A system and method for preparing an edible bun are provided. The system comprises a first baking element and a second baking element. The first baking element defines a first interior cavity, a resting surface, and an opposing a receiving surface. The second baking element defines a second interior cavity, an outer surface, and an opposing inner surface. The method comprises inserting a first dough material into the first interior cavity in contact with the receiving surface; inserting the second baking element into the first baking element, such that the outer surface is in contact with the first dough material and a first bun portion is defined by the receiving surface and the outer surface; and inserting a second dough material into the second interior cavity and in contact with the inner surface, such that a second bun portion is defined by the inner surface of the second baking element.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PREPARING AN EDIBLE BUN
A system and method for preparing an edible bun are provided. The system comprises a first baking element and a second baking element. The first baking element defines a first interior cavity, a resting surface, and an opposing a receiving surface. The second baking element defines a second interior cavity, an outer surface, and an opposing inner surface. The method comprises inserting a first dough material into the first interior cavity in contact with the receiving surface; inserting the second baking element into the first baking element, such that the outer surface is in contact with the first dough material and a first bun portion is defined by the receiving surface and the outer surface; and inserting a second dough material into the second interior cavity and in contact with the inner surface, such that a second bun portion is defined by the inner surface of the second baking element.
Food preparation apparatus and methods
Food preparation apparatus and associated methods. In one method, dough is proofed in an oven compartment and then baked in the same oven compartment. Temperature and/or humidity can be controlled during proofing and/or baking cycles. A blower may be used, for example, to exhaust gas to ambient to reduce heat and/or moisture in the compartment. For example, the blower may be used between proofing and baking cycles to prepare an environment in the oven compartment for the baking cycle.
Food preparation apparatus and methods
Food preparation apparatus and associated methods. In one method, dough is proofed in an oven compartment and then baked in the same oven compartment. Temperature and/or humidity can be controlled during proofing and/or baking cycles. A blower may be used, for example, to exhaust gas to ambient to reduce heat and/or moisture in the compartment. For example, the blower may be used between proofing and baking cycles to prepare an environment in the oven compartment for the baking cycle.
RECONSTITUTED PLANT MATERIAL AND ITS USE FOR PACKAGING, WRAPPING AND FOOD APPLIANCES
The present invention relates to a plant-based wrapping paper for wrapping food. The plants (raw materials) may be fruits, herbs, medicinal plants, tea, vegetables and/or spices. The invention further relates to a method for producing said wrapping paper, its use for wrapping food or its use as packaging material.
RECONSTITUTED PLANT MATERIAL AND ITS USE FOR PACKAGING, WRAPPING AND FOOD APPLIANCES
The present invention relates to a plant-based wrapping paper for wrapping food. The plants (raw materials) may be fruits, herbs, medicinal plants, tea, vegetables and/or spices. The invention further relates to a method for producing said wrapping paper, its use for wrapping food or its use as packaging material.
Baking Pan for Shaping Cakes and Method of Using It
A baking pan for baking cup cakes that includes a base baking pan with baking units having a size and dimension and a top baking pan with baking units having a different size and dimension. The base baking pan and the top baking pan couple and align together and when coupled and aligned produce a first cup cake having a shape of a cup and a second cup cake having a shape of a cylinder. As such, the cup cakes are baked in two separate pieces producing a bottom cup shaped cup cake and a top cylinder shaped cup cake.
System, device, and method for baking a food product
Devices, systems, and methods are provided for baking a food product in a portable baking oven. The baking oven includes a main body, lower and upper stones, a heat shield suspending the upper stone above the lower stone, and a heat element emanating heat upward to a rotating flat panel having the lower stone thereon. Convection heat from the heat element moves upward from below the rotating flat panel and past a periphery of the flat panel, channeled by the heat shield to the upper stone, to move along the upper stone, and then down along the heat shield, on the opposite side. With this arrangement, the heat element heats the upper and lower stones with convection heat moving between the lower and upper stones in a side-to-side manner.
System, device, and method for baking a food product
Devices, systems, and methods are provided for baking a food product in a portable baking oven. The baking oven includes a main body, lower and upper stones, a heat shield suspending the upper stone above the lower stone, and a heat element emanating heat upward to a rotating flat panel having the lower stone thereon. Convection heat from the heat element moves upward from below the rotating flat panel and past a periphery of the flat panel, channeled by the heat shield to the upper stone, to move along the upper stone, and then down along the heat shield, on the opposite side. With this arrangement, the heat element heats the upper and lower stones with convection heat moving between the lower and upper stones in a side-to-side manner.
Method for no-flip cooking mechanism for a food preparation appliance
A cooking mechanism and method of making a flat bread that does not require any flipping of the dough product and that which achieves an irregular temperature profile during the cooking process is described.