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US 9,848,608 B2Granted
Method for an adaptive kneading technology for a food preparation appliance
AssigneeZimplistic Pvt. Ltd.
InventorsPranoti Nagarkar Israni, Rishi Israni, Rizwan Syed, Kok-Choon Sim, Akhmad Fauzan, Shrugal Deepak Nagarkar, Sribarath Kannan
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Abstract
A method to make a single dough ball using adaptive kneading technology is explained. An adaptive kneading technology which resides in a processor is used to form an optimal viscoelastic dough ball. The flour and liquid are mixed, the initial dough is contacted, the reading for resistance is recorded, if need be corrected and finally a dough ball is dispensed to make a flat bread.
Claims8
A method of kneading a dough ball, comprising:
- receiving a quantity of flour to make a single dough ball from a dough dispenser;
- mixing a selected amount of oil and a suitable amount of water to mix with the flour to make one dough ball at a time;
- making the dough ball by using an adaptive kneading process technology residing in a processor to have a viscoelastic consistency for the single dough ball to be flattened into a flattened dough, and
- automatically correcting the mixture of a mixed flour and water if an optimal viscoelastic consistency is not reached during kneading by instructing either the flour dispenser or a water dispenser or flour and water dispensers to dispense a unit quantity automatically as per correction requirement into a kneading container to make the single dough ball having the optimal viscoelastic consistency.
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A method of kneading a dough ball, comprising:
- raising a kneading base to close the kneading container to receive a flour, oil and water to form a dough ball;
- rotating a blade assembly after the flour, water and oil is received in the kneading container;
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- applying an adaptive kneading technology residing in the processor to create a dough ball and recording a hardness index for the forming the dough ball using a type of flour.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.