A support body positioned within a cooking cavity includes a support surface segmented into a series of inclined support surfaces. A side aperture is between each of the support surfaces. The support body includes a rim surrounding a perimeter of the support surface. In some embodiments, each inclined support surface includes a plurality of ribs. The plurality of ribs can include at least one of an arcuate shape or a linear shape. The plurality of ribs can be of varying lengths. Each of the plurality of ribs can include a respective elongated aperture generally aligned with a centerline or arc of the rib.

The present disclosure describes a bun having a pair of cavities formed therein. The cavities include inner walls which are browned. The cavities form segregated areas which are suitable for receiving separate fillings for making a sandwich. The bun has an insulating wall separating adjacent cavities. The insulating wall may be thicker than the other walls in the bun or may further contain cavities or through-holes to further reduce thermal transfer between any fillings with different temperatures that may be located in the cavities. The browned inner walls in each of the cavities help prevent the bun from getting soggy.

The present disclosure describes a bun having a pair of cavities formed therein. The cavities include inner walls which are browned. The cavities form segregated areas which are suitable for receiving separate fillings for making a sandwich. The bun has an insulating wall separating adjacent cavities. The insulating wall may be thicker than the other walls in the bun or may further contain cavities or through-holes to further reduce thermal transfer between any fillings with different temperatures that may be located in the cavities. The browned inner walls in each of the cavities help prevent the bun from getting soggy.

A method for cooking is disclosed. In response to an oven being selected to cook a food item, a determination is made whether or not any oven is being engaged in cooking. If no oven is being engaged in cooking, then temperature-control mode is utilized to control oven temperature of the selected oven. If one oven is currently being engaged in cooking, then another determination is made whether or not the total current demand by the two ovens to cook respective food items exceeds a predetermined current limitation under temperature-control mode. If the total current demand does not exceed the predetermined current limitation, then temperature-control mode is utilized to control oven temperature of the two ovens. If the total current demand exceeds the predetermined current limitation, then time-control mode is utilized to control oven temperature of the two ovens.

An automatic apparatus for baking pastry products, wherein baking molds containing a pastry mass to be baked are introduced into the apparatus for baking purposes, wherein the apparatus comprises a reception or cooling module that defines a pre-chamber, a baking module, and a rotary oven door arranged between said modules so as to rotate for positioning the molds between reception, baking and cooling positions, thus avoiding the use of additional mechanical parts that may generate failures and inconveniences in the normal operation of the appliance, while the invented apparatus provides a better quality baked product that is achieved by homogeneous heating within the oven module.

The present invention relates to a pellet oven with negative pressure combustion, comprising: a grill body, and a combustion assembly, an iron plate, a grilling grate, an air duct assembly, and a fan installed within said grill body. Said grilling grate is installed above-said iron plate for a distance. Said combustion assembly is mounted in the lower left of said iron plate. Said air duct assembly is located at the right of said iron plate, and extends below said iron plate to a position under said grilling grate. Said air duct assembly has air inlet ports and air outlets at its lower and upper ends respectively. Said fan is installed inside said air duct assembly. Through these, the present invention realizes simultaneous plate-cooking and grill roasting, making the whole cooking process easier and more efficient.

The present invention relates to a pizza cooking stone device. The device is comprised of a body, further comprised of at least one handle and a bottom surface having at least one rotating disc or at least one foot. The handle allows the device to be easily carried to and from an oven. Further, the rotating disc allows the body to rotate while being used to serve pizza. The foot prevents the bottom surface of the body from touching the surface that the device is placed onto to avoid damaging the surface due to the heat of the body.

The present invention relates to a pizza cooking stone device. The device is comprised of a body, further comprised of at least one handle and a bottom surface having at least one rotating disc or at least one foot. The handle allows the device to be easily carried to and from an oven. Further, the rotating disc allows the body to rotate while being used to serve pizza. The foot prevents the bottom surface of the body from touching the surface that the device is placed onto to avoid damaging the surface due to the heat of the body.

The present disclosure describes a bun having a pair of cavities formed therein. The cavities include inner walls which are browned. The cavities form segregated areas which are suitable for receiving separate fillings for making a sandwich. The bun has an insulating wall separating adjacent cavities. The insulating wall may be thicker than the other walls in the bun or may further contain cavities or through-holes to further reduce thermal transfer between any fillings with different temperatures that may be located in the cavities. The browned inner walls in each of the cavities help prevent the bun from getting soggy.

The present disclosure describes a bun having a pair of cavities formed therein. The cavities include inner walls which are browned. The cavities form segregated areas which are suitable for receiving separate fillings for making a sandwich. The bun has an insulating wall separating adjacent cavities. The insulating wall may be thicker than the other walls in the bun or may further contain cavities or through-holes to further reduce thermal transfer between any fillings with different temperatures that may be located in the cavities. The browned inner walls in each of the cavities help prevent the bun from getting soggy.