Microwave oven cooking process
A microwave and microwave absorption technology, applied in microwave heating, packaged food, packaged item types, etc., can solve the problems of inability to provide, not to provide, etc.
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[0070] A susceptor according to the invention was produced as follows. First, use cellulose as the bottom layer. Next, a layer of Inconel (a nickel-chromium alloy) was vacuum-deposited on the thin protective polyester film to a thickness suitable for microwave cooking. The adhesive layer was applied to the metallized polyester film containing the heat seal layer. The adhesive layer is then applied to the cellophane to form the final article. The susceptor structure is folded and sewn to form a bag with an opening to receive the food itself.
[0071] A coating composition was prepared by mixing palm fat, bread flour, barbecue seasoning, and common baking mix. The coating composition was spread on thawed raw chicken legs to provide 15% palm fat by weight of the chicken legs.
[0072] The susceptor and coated drumsticks were cooked for 5 1 / 2 minutes in a typical consumer microwave using approximately 1000 watts. Chicken thighs were perfectly cooked with a juicy interior. Th...
example 2
[0074] Raw boneless pork chops were cooked using the same coating composition and susceptor as used in Example 1. The coating composition was spread on thawed raw boneless pork chops to provide 15% palm fat by weight of the pork chops. The susceptor and coated pork chops were cooked for 4 1 / 2 minutes in a typical consumer microwave using approximately 1000 watts. The pork chops were perfectly cooked with a juicy interior. The breading is crunchy, browned and fried, giving it the appearance of regular fried pork chops.
example 3
[0076] The breaded sliced okra was cooked using the same coating composition and susceptor as used in Example 1. The coating composition was spread on thawed okra to provide 15% palm fat by weight of the okra slices. The susceptor and coated okra were cooked for 3 minutes in a typical consumer microwave oven using approximately 1000 watts of power. The okra is fully seared. The breading was crunchy, browned and fried, giving it the appearance of regular fried okra.
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