Cooking Aid for Partially Sliced Food
OwnerRichard Arnold Dasen, JR.inventor
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Abstract
A cooking device having an arch to expand partially sliced food, such as food sliced by accordion or Hasselback techniques, during the cooking process. The device must comprise at least one arch with a convex section having a food expansion support. In a preferred consumer embodiment, the device is a pan insert with the required arch and food expanding support surface. A fanning plate for a baked potato also provides an arched top surface to fan out the slices of a Hasselback potato during the seasoning and baking process, allowing the potato slices to crisp properly. The fanning plate includes raised rims and endcaps to keep the seasoning contained and prevent a mess. Multiple plates may be used at once and when not in use may be stacked atop one another for storage.
Claims20
A food cooking aid comprising:
- a convex section having a food expansion support surface wherein the food expansion support surface receives an uncut bottom of a food item.
A Hasselback food cooking aid comprising:
- an arch formed to receive an underside of a food item
- wherein the food item is sliced according to Hasselback techniques.
The Hasselback food cooking aid of claim 17, wherein the pan insert further comprises at least one stability ridge.
A cooking device having a food receiving arch wherein a food item is partially sliced using a Hasselback technique leaving an uncut food bottom to be placed on the food receiving arch prior to cooking.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.