Systems, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for controlling a fryer having a high limit module. The high limit module selectively decouples a heater of the fryer from an energy source in response to a signal received from a high limit temperature probe indicating a maximum allowable temperature has been exceeded at a hard trip condition. A controller monitors signals received from an operational temperature probe and the high limit temperature probe. Based on these signals, the controller determines if the high limit module is approaching the hard trip condition. If the controller determines the high limit module is approaching the hard trip condition, it preemptively adjusts the output of the heater to avoid the hard trip condition. The controller may thereby prevent the fryer from being completely deactivated by the high limit module.

A electrical cooking appliance, in particular an electric fryer, comprising a cooking assembly, a draining support forming a draining receptacle, and a lid configured to be mounted mounted on the draining support, the electrical cooking appliance configured to assume a drain configuration in which the draining support supports the cooking assembly, the cooking assembly comprising a vessel configured for receiving a cooking bath, the vessel provided with a draining device comprising a valve configured to adopt a closed stable return position and an open position, a control member configured to move the valve into the open position when the electrical cooking appliance assumes the draining configuration. When the electrical cooking appliance adopts the draining configuration, the lid is mounted on the draining support supporting the cooking assembly, the lid is configured to provide a passage for the cooking bath to flow into the draining receptacle from the draining device.

A method for cooking fowl and/or other unitary food articles utilizing multiple immersions into hot cooking fluid includes cooking central portions of fowl, or other unitary food articles, for longer durations than one or both end portions of the fowl or unitary food articles by cooking central portions twice and cooking one or both end portions only once.

An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a cooker including: a housing; a pressure pot; an air fryer pot; a heater; and a fan. The pressure pot is configured to be disposed in the housing. The air fryer pot is configured to be disposed in the housing. The heater is disposed in the housing. The heater is configured to heat air outside the air fryer pot when the air fryer pot is in the housing. The fan blows the air heated by the heater into an inside space of the air fryer pot when the air fryer pot is disposed in the housing.

An electrical appliance has a base with a housing portion and a cooking chamber portion. The housing portion includes a pre-heated air intake opening and a heated air exhaust opening with an air path in communication therebetween. The air path has an air blower and an air heater disposed there-in. The cooking chamber portion has an electrical socket and is adapted to receive, one at a time, an air-frying chamber and a deep-frying chamber. The air-frying chamber has a heated air intake opening in communication with the housing portion's heated air exhaust opening when the air-frying chamber is received by the cooking chamber portion. The deep-frying chamber has an oil heating element electrically engageable with the electrical socket when the deep-frying chamber is received by the cooking chamber portion.

Provided is a food cooking appliance comprising: a bowl having a side wall; and a blade, the bowl and blade being designed to have a relative rotary movement about an axis of rotation. The blade includes a lifting means shaped so as to lift the food with which it comes into contact, and a means for pushing the food toward the lifting means. The appliance is characterized in that: the aforementioned side wall includes a widened section, the lifting means extends directly vertically above the widened section, and the respective projections of the lifting means and of the widened section overlap in a single plane parallel to the axis of rotation. The invention can be used in the field of cooking appliances.

The present invention relates to an induction fryer and, more particularly, to an induction fryer comprising: a case having a space with an open upper part; a lid installed by means of a hinge at an upper part of the case so as to be opened and closed; a frying container, installed in the case, for containing oil so as to be able to fry frying ingredients; a frying basket having a space for holding the frying ingredients and having a fixing rod formed therein so as to be lifted up and down in the frying container; an induction heating unit installed on an outer circumferential surface of the frying container and having a coil and a magnet fixed to an assembly body so that electric energy is converted into thermal energy by electromagnetic induction and; and a control unit for electrically controlling the induction heating unit so that the frying ingredients can be fried by the electromagnetic induction phenomenon, wherein the coil is fixed only by fixing the magnet to the assembly body without using an adhesive for fixing the coil and the magnet. As such, the present invention has the effects of shortening manufacturing time, improving work convenience, and reducing labor costs.

Embodiments teaching appliance base constructions which increase stability, using both static and dynamic base extending elements. Methods to enhance coloring of the fried foods. Food support structures which utilize two-hand manipulation to increase safety and control. Removable handle construction, which decreases storage space. Peripheral feet on appliance base, to increase safety and stability. Various means for securing unitary food items, including fowl, during cooking. Structures which help prevent accidental deep fryer oil overflow onto supporting surfaces. Lid constructions, which keep a lid in place to protect the user, even while loading oversized, vertically extending foods. Food drainage opening assist device, to help drain fowl cavities after deep frying. Collapsible food support devices, used for cooking, serving, carving, and other purposes. Movable partitions within a food support, to compartmentalize, contain, cap, and space apart foods being cooked. Structures to help align over-extending food during their loading into a cooking vessel.

A method for cooking fowl and/or other unitary food articles utilizing multiple immersions into hot cooking fluid includes cooking central portions of fowl, or other unitary food articles, for longer durations than one or both end portions of the fowl or unitary food articles by cooking central portions twice and cooking one or both end portions only once.