The subject-matter of the invention is a mold intended for preparing food, in particular pastries, comprising—a holder comprising a receiving structure, enhancers and at least one through-opening having an edge; at least one type A removable container intended to be inserted into the opening; at least one type B removable container intended to be inserted into the opening;
the type A and type B removable containers having different geometries and cavities with different volumes.

A paper-based bakeable tray having a bottom area, a peripheral sidewall disposed around said bottom area and extending a distance upwardly from said bottom area thereby defining a tray volume in which a food product is received. The bottom area includes a plurality of diecuts. The bottom area may be generally flat or may have raised contour surfaces or an embossed pattern, or a combination of any of the foregoing.

A paper-based bakeable tray having a bottom area, a peripheral sidewall disposed around said bottom area and extending a distance upwardly from said bottom area thereby defining a tray volume in which a food product is received. The bottom area includes a plurality of diecuts. The bottom area may be generally flat or may have raised contour surfaces or an embossed pattern, or a combination of any of the foregoing.

A grill stove with a baking structure contains a body, and the body includes a support base and a grilling assembly. The support base includes a baking chamber and a rail assembly. The rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, and a curved connection rail. The support base has a tray located in the baking chamber, and the tray has four rollers configured to roll on the rail assembly. Two adjacent rollers of the four rollers are arranged on a first side of the tray, and the other two adj acent rollers of the four rollers are arranged on a second side of the tray. The tray further includes a holding portion formed on a top thereof and configured to accommodate the other foods.

A grill stove with a baking structure contains a body, and the body includes a support base and a grilling assembly. The support base includes a baking chamber and a rail assembly. The rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, and a curved connection rail. The support base has a tray located in the baking chamber, and the tray has four rollers configured to roll on the rail assembly. Two adjacent rollers of the four rollers are arranged on a first side of the tray, and the other two adj acent rollers of the four rollers are arranged on a second side of the tray. The tray further includes a holding portion formed on a top thereof and configured to accommodate the other foods.

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.

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.

The Cookie Baking Slide is a form of bakeware for cookies. The pan is designed just for the efficient baking of cookies and the 6 or 12-3 inch in diameter help form the symmetrical “perfect” cookie. The cookies “slide” off the pan due to the non-stick surface and/or the small grooves that form an edge for the shallow cups in the pan.

The Cookie Baking Slide is a form of bakeware for cookies. The pan is designed just for the efficient baking of cookies and the 6 or 12-3 inch in diameter help form the symmetrical “perfect” cookie. The cookies “slide” off the pan due to the non-stick surface and/or the small grooves that form an edge for the shallow cups in the pan.

Methods for heat treating food products include controlling a temperature of a heating element to a maximum temperature correlated to a desired temperature for the food product. A sensed temperature of the heating element may be used to control the maximum temperature. An oven includes a heating element and a temperature sensor configured to sense the temperature of the heating element, and a controller that limits the temperature of the heating element based on output from the temperature sensor.