Cooking cone
OwnerRobert J. Adamisinventor
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Abstract
By the herein cooking cone, simultaneous cooking of the inside and outer side of food is accomplished through heat flow through the center of the heat conductive cone whereby food is cooked from the center or core of the cone, while the oven heat permeates the food from the outside. The cone has an integral tray on the bottom which is of sufficient depth to accommodate vegetables or the like, thereby an entire meal is cooked simultaneously. The juices flowing down from the food on the outside of the cone into the tray baste the vegetables and other food in the tray. The smaller upper end of the cone is adapted to receive the hooks on skewers on which various meats or other food can be skewered and hung so as to lie on the exterior of the cone.
Claims4
A cooking cone comprising:
- a hollow frustro-conical body open at its larger bottom and at its top to permit the rising of heated air through the inside thereof;
- an annular dish around the bottom of said cone to accommodate portions of food to be basted by juices dripping from the food along the exterior of said conical body;
- said dish being formed on an annular bottom plate integral with and extending outwardly from the lower edge of said cone;
- a plurality of skewers;
- a hook on each of said skewers for hooking over the edge of the open top of said cone for hanging food around the exterior body of said cone whereby said food is exposed simultaneously to external and internal heat;
- a source of heat applied to the bottom of said cone and said dish.
A cooking cone comprising:
- a hollow-frustro-conical body open at its larger bottom and at its top to permit the rising of heated air through the inside thereof;
- an annular dish around the bottom of said cone to accommodate portions of food to be basted by juices dripping from the food along the exterior of said conical body;
- said dish being formed on an annular bottom plate integral with and extending outwardly from the lower edge of said cone;
- a plurality of skewers;
- an external rim on said dish for accommodating the lower ends of said skewers;
- a hook on each of said skewers for hooking over the edge of the open top of said cone for hanging food around the exterior body of said cone, whereby said food is exposed simultaneously to external and internal heat;
- a source of heat applied to the bottom of said cone and said dish.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.