Food preparation method
AssigneeCuisine Solutions, Inc.
InventorsJulien Vanderlynden, Jeffrey Sklaney
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Abstract
A method of preparing a food item, including the steps of: placing at least one uncooked or cooked protein element and at least one uncooked or cooked dough element into a package without sealing the at least one uncooked or cooked dough element to any other element in the package, sealing the package without sealing the at least one uncooked or cooked dough element to any other element in the package, and forming a food item by cooking the uncooked or cooked protein element in the sealed package without sealing the at least one uncooked or cooked dough element to any other element in the package.
Claims25
A method of preparing a food item, comprising the steps of:
- placing at least one cooked protein element and at least uncooked dough element into a package without sealing the at least one uncooked dough element to any other element in the package;
- sealing the package without sealing the at least one uncooked dough element to any other element in the package;
- forming a food item by further cooking the cooked protein element and the uncooked dough element in the sealed package without sealing the at least one cooked bread element to any other element in the package.
A method of preparing a food item, comprising the steps:
- placing cooked ground meat and two uncooked portions of a bun in a package, without sealing the two uncooked portions of the bun to anything in the package;
- vacuum sealing the package without sealing the two uncooked portions of the bun to anything in the package;
- forming a food item by further cooking the ground meat in the sealed package without sealing the two uncooked portions of the bun to anything in the package.
A method of preparing a food item, comprising the steps of:
- placing at least one cooked protein element and at least one frozen, uncooked dough element into a package;
- sealing the package;
- forming a food item by further cooking the cooked protein element and by cooking the at least one frozen, uncooked dough element in the sealed package.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.