A method for preparing frozen foods includes the steps of washing vegetables in order to eliminate any residues; subjecting the vegetables to mechanical treatment in order to isolate the edible part thereof; and cutting the vegetables into small parts. Then, the small parts are cooked and frozen to a temperature comprised between 10 C. and 30 C. The method further includes the steps of measuring predefined quantities of ingredients which include the small parts of vegetables, egg white and at least one regulator for parameters such as flavor enhancement, flavoring, and texture; homogenizing the ingredients; distributing the mixture on at least one surface in order to generate layers thereof of predefined dimensions; freezing the layers; and subjecting the layers to surface topping with ingredients chosen from among tomato sauce, cheese, vegetables, soy products, meat, meat products, fish, fish products, oils, and fats.

A dough composition is provided herein that includes an ink on an external surface of the dough composition, and a polymerized alginate layer covering at least a portion of the ink. Also disclosed are dough compositions with printed design on an outer surface. Methods of making a dough composition are also provided.

A dough composition is provided herein that includes an ink on an external surface of the dough composition, and a polymerized alginate layer covering at least a portion of the ink. Also disclosed are dough compositions with printed design on an outer surface. Methods of making a dough composition are also provided.

The present invention is directed to compositions and methods for inhibiting bloom formation on frozen frosted bakery products, such as cake doughnuts and yeast doughnuts.

The present invention is directed to compositions and methods for inhibiting bloom formation on frozen frosted bakery products, such as cake doughnuts and yeast doughnuts.

A method for conditioning a food in connection with a treatment, a processing, or the production of the food in an air environment in an open conditioning space, whereby a) climatic data influencing the food in the conditioning process are captured during the conditioning process in the surroundings of the food within the conditioning space, wherein, as climatic data, the conditioning variables of temperature, absolute water content and air pressure are captured as measured values and are compared with food-related setpoint values for the temperature change process, and b) if a deviation of the measured value from the setpoint value associated therewith is detected, the surroundings of the food in the conditioning space are influenced in order to adjust the measured value to the setpoint value.

A method for conditioning a food in connection with a treatment, a processing, or the production of the food in an air environment in an open conditioning space, whereby a) climatic data influencing the food in the conditioning process are captured during the conditioning process in the surroundings of the food within the conditioning space, wherein, as climatic data, the conditioning variables of temperature, absolute water content and air pressure are captured as measured values and are compared with food-related setpoint values for the temperature change process, and b) if a deviation of the measured value from the setpoint value associated therewith is detected, the surroundings of the food in the conditioning space are influenced in order to adjust the measured value to the setpoint value.

The present invention discloses a microwaveable frozen bakery that has a more appealing color, fresher aroma and a softer inner texture compared to products of prior art when prepared using a microwave oven for final cooking before consumption. The product has a sealed golden brown colored skin with a baked appearance but without the large amounts of moisture loss during preparation compared to its baked product counterpart, rendering a higher moisture preservation in the bakery. When microwave cooked, the high moisture crumb and sealed skin compensate or prevent moisture loss and produces a softer bread texture. Method of preparation comprises mixing a dough composed of flour, water, yeast and other additives, portioning and making up the dough, fermenting, proofing, steaming, and quickly baking the dough at high heat oven, where a sealed golden brown colored skin and a high moisture crumb are developed, and freezing the bakery.

Methods and systems for pre-prepared pizza sheets including cheese, toppings, and spices. Cheese, toppings, and spices are melted together to create a composite. As an alternative, water is applied and ingredients are frozen together. Amounts of ingredients may be predetermined to ensure consistency. The pizza sheets are frozen or refrigerated until they are placed on prepared dough and baked. Pizza sheets may be prepared and shipped on transport trays or plastic sheets which can be vertically stacked.

Methods and systems for pre-prepared pizza sheets including cheese, toppings, and spices. Cheese, toppings, and spices are melted together to create a composite. As an alternative, water is applied and ingredients are frozen together. Amounts of ingredients may be predetermined to ensure consistency. The pizza sheets are frozen or refrigerated until they are placed on prepared dough and baked. Pizza sheets may be prepared and shipped on transport trays or plastic sheets which can be vertically stacked.