Cooking rack
OwnerLloyd P. Luckyinventor
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Abstract
A cooking rack (10) for placement on a cooking surface, such as an existing shelf or tray in an oven. The cooking rack has a plurality of perforations (14) for receiving securing pins 20. A cooking utensil is placed on or under the cooking rack (10) and the securing pins (20) are placed in the perforations (14) to extend above and/or below the rack (10). In this manner the pins (20) are placed around the cooking utensil to prevent it from sliding. The securing pins (20) can also extend below the cooking rack (10) and engage the cooking surface to prevent the cooking rack from moving relative to the cooking surface.
Claims16
A cooking rack assembly for preventing relative motion of cooking utensils during cooking, said assembly comprising:
- a plurality of pin means;
- plate means positioned on a support means at a plurality of points to rigidly support said plate means relative to a cooking utensil;
- a plurality of perforations on said plate means for receiving said pin means;
- said pin means being selectively locatable on said plate means so that at least portions of said pin means extend outwardly from selected locations on said plate means for engaging said utensil and preventing said utensil from movement relative to said plate means, said pin means extending through said perforations so that a portion thereof extends from one side of said plate means and a portion thereof extends from the other side of said plate means.
A cooking rack assembly for preventing relative motion of cooking utensils during cooking, said assembly comprising:
- a plurality of tapered pins made from a heat-resistant material;
- a flat, heat-resistant plate means having a plurality of perforations therein;
- support means to rigidly support said plate means relative to said cooking utensils;
- said tapered pins being selectively insertable into selected ones of said perforations so that portions of said selectively insertablie pins extend from one side of said plate means and portions of said pins extend from the other side of said plate means for location against utensils positioned adjacent thereto to prevent motion of said utensils relative to said pins.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.