Turntable cooking and serving appliance
OwnerRobert A. DeMars, Patrick R. Pagettinventors
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Abstract
A turntable cooking and serving appliance which utilizes a substantially planer base within which is centrally mounted a pan. The pan includes an electrically operated heating element. A cooking vessel is to be removably locatable within the pan. An annular compartment surrounds the pan. A ring is mounted within the annular compartment with a bearing assembly being located between the ring and the floor of the annular compartment. A plurality of trays are locatable within the annular compartment and are adapted to rest on the ring and to be rotatable therewith. Each tray is to contain food with food also to be cooked within the cooking vessel.
Claims17
A turntable cooking and serving appliance comprising:
- a base;
- a pan centrally mounted on said base, said pan including a heating means;
- an annular compartment surrounding said pan and located directly adjacent to said pan, a ring mounted within said annular compartment;
- a bearing assembly located between said ring and said annular compartment, said ring being freely rotatable relative to said base section and said pan;
- a plurality of trays locatable within said annular compartment resting on said ring and rotatable therewith, each said tray adapted to contain food;
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- a cooking vessel locatable within said pan, whereby food is to be cooked within said cooking vessel.
A turntable cooking and serving appliance comprising:
- a base;
- a pan centrally mounted on said base, said pan including a heating means;
- an annular compartment surrounding said pan and located directly adjacent to said pan;
- a bearing assembly located within said annular compartment;
- a plurality of trays locatable within said annular compartment, said trays being rotatable by said bearing assembly, each said tray adapted to contain food;
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- a cooking vessel locatable within said pan, whereby food is to be cooked within said cooking vessel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.