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Some foods that are mainstays of the raw food diet include: fresh fruits and vegetables. seeds. nuts. legumes (dried beans and peas) whole grains. dried fruits and vegetables. unpasteurized fruit and vegetable juices.

Automated fryer refilling device and method

A commercial device and method for cooking food product in cooking oil includes a fry vat containing an amount of cooking oil used to cook discrete batches of uncooked food in discrete batches of a weight relative to the amount of cooking oil in the range of from about 0.0375 to about 0.1, with the total amount of food being cooked at any one time relative to the amount of oil in the fry vat being about 0.1 or less. Cooking the food results in an uptake of oil by the food in an amount of from about 5.5% to about 13% by weight of the uncooked food, and an oil turnover ratio of from about 0.0026 to about 0.007 per discrete batch. Replacement oil is periodically added, and a sufficient number of batches are cooked over 60 hours of operation to achieve at least one vat oil turnover.
Automated intermittent filtration is employed in the device and method that can include monitoring the elapsed time since the last filtration of the cooking oil, monitoring the amount of food by number of batches or by weight of food product cooked in the oil since the last filtration, and filtering the oil when a predetermined threshold value is reached based on the elapsed time since the last filtration and the amount of food cooked.
An automated device and method for maintaining a level of oil in a fry vat having a volume includes sensing the level of oil in the vat. When the sensed level of oil in the vat is less than or equal to a first predetermined level, replacement oil is automatically added to the fry vat, typically when at ambient temperature at a low average flow rate in the range of about 0.008 to about 0.08 gallons per minute per gallon of the oil present in the vat at the first predetermined level. The low average flow rate of added oil avoids a temperature drop of more than 15° F., 10° F. or 5° F. in the bulk oil present in the fry vat as result of adding the oil as desired.
Owner:RESTAURANT TECH

Uncooked food fruit and vegetable powder especially suitable for women and making method of uncooked food fruit and vegetable powder

The invention discloses a formula of novel uncooked food fruit and vegetable powder, which is made from natural grains, fruits, vegetables and partial medicine and food homologous medicinal materials in proportion. The natural grains in the formula mainly are brown rice, black soya bean, barley, buckwheat, crude sticky rice and wheat (wheat kernel); the fruits and the vegetables include mandarin orange, apple, green papaya, banana, kiwi fruit, lotus root, carrot, wild celery herb, sweet potato, pumpkin and kelp; and the medicine and food homologous medicinal materials comprise kudzu vine root powder, fructo-oligose, folium mori, pearl barley and mixed lactic acid bacteria powder. The making method of the novel uncooked food fruit and vegetable powder mainly comprises the following steps of: pretreating the fruits and the vegetables, pulping for later use, drying the grains and the medicinal materials, ultramicro-grinding for later use, mixing, freezing and drying, sub-packaging at a low temperature, and vacuum-bagging. The novel uncooked food fruit and vegetable powder formula has the characteristics of balanced nutrition matching, convenience in taking, good mouth feel and the like so as to have wide application prospect on the aspects of medicine health care and the like, is beneficial to the absorption of a human body to nutrients, is especially suitable for women, and is a low-heat food with functions of losing weight and beautifying features.
Owner:孙纪元

Automated fryer filtration device and method

A commercial device and method for cooking food product in cooking oil includes a fry vat containing an amount of cooking oil used to cook discrete batches of uncooked food in discrete batches of a weight relative to the amount of cooking oil in the range of from about 0.0375 to about 0.1, with the total amount of food being cooked at any one time relative to the amount of oil in the fry vat being about 0.1 or less. Cooking the food results in an uptake of oil by the food in an amount of from about 5.5% to about 13% by weight of the uncooked food, and an oil turnover ratio of from about 0.0026 to about 0.007 per discrete batch. Replacement oil is periodically added, and a sufficient number of batches are cooked over 60 hours of operation to achieve at least one vat oil turnover.
Automated intermittent filtration is employed in the device and method that can include monitoring the elapsed time since the last filtration of the cooking oil, monitoring the amount of food by number of batches or by weight of food product cooked in the oil since the last filtration, and filtering the oil when a predetermined threshold value is reached based on the elapsed time since the last filtration and the amount of food cooked.
An automated device and method for maintaining a level of oil in a fry vat having a volume includes sensing the level of oil in the vat. When the sensed level of oil in the vat is less than or equal to a first predetermined level, replacement oil is automatically added to the fry vat, typically when at ambient temperature at a low average flow rate in the range of about 0.008 to about 0.08 gallons per minute per gallon of the oil present in the vat at the first predetermined level. The low average flow rate of added oil avoids a temperature drop of more than 15° F., 10° F. or 5° F. in the bulk oil present in the fry vat as result of adding the oil as desired.
Owner:RESTAURANT TECH

Automated fryer filtration device and method

A commercial device and method for cooking food product in cooking oil includes a fry vat containing an amount of cooking oil used to cook discrete batches of uncooked food in discrete batches of a weight relative to the amount of cooking oil in the range of from about 0.0375 to about 0.1, with the total amount of food being cooked at any one time relative to the amount of oil in the fry vat being about 0.1 or less. Cooking the food results in an uptake of oil by the food in an amount of from about 5.5% to about 13% by weight of the uncooked food, and an oil turnover ratio of from about 0.0026 to about 0.007 per discrete batch. Replacement oil is periodically added, and a sufficient number of batches are cooked over 60 hours of operation to achieve at least one vat oil turnover.Automated intermittent filtration is employed in the device and method that can include monitoring the elapsed time since the last filtration of the cooking oil, monitoring the amount of food by number of batches or by weight of food product cooked in the oil since the last filtration, and filtering the oil when a predetermined threshold value is reached based on the elapsed time since the last filtration and the amount of food cooked.An automated device and method for maintaining a level of oil in a fry vat having a volume includes sensing the level of oil in the vat. When the sensed level of oil in the vat is less than or equal to a first predetermined level, replacement oil is automatically added to the fry vat, typically when at ambient temperature at a low average flow rate in the range of about 0.008 to about 0.08 gallons per minute per gallon of the oil present in the vat at the first predetermined level. The low average flow rate of added oil avoids a temperature drop of more than 15° F., 10° F. or 5° F. in the bulk oil present in the fry vat as result of adding the oil as desired.
Owner:RESTAURANT TECH

Low oil volume frying device and method

ActiveUS20080213448A1Quality improvementOil consumption is minimizedEgg-cookersBeverage vesselsUncooked FoodsFiltration
A commercial device and method for cooking food product in cooking oil includes a fry vat containing an amount of cooking oil used to cook discrete batches of uncooked food in discrete batches of a weight relative to the amount of cooking oil in the range of from about 0.0375 to about 0.1, with the total amount of food being cooked at any one time relative to the amount of oil in the fry vat being about 0.1 or less. Cooking the food results in an uptake of oil by the food in an amount of from about 5.5% to about 13% by weight of the uncooked food, and an oil turnover ratio of from about 0.0026 to about 0.007 per discrete batch. Replacement oil is periodically added, and a sufficient number of batches are cooked over 60 hours of operation to achieve at least one vat oil turnover.
Automated intermittent filtration is employed in the device and method that can include monitoring the elapsed time since the last filtration of the cooking oil, monitoring the amount of food by number of batches or by weight of food product cooked in the oil since the last filtration, and filtering the oil when a predetermined threshold value is reached based on the elapsed time since the last filtration and the amount of food cooked.
An automated device and method for maintaining a level of oil in a fry vat having a volume includes sensing the level of oil in the vat. When the sensed level of oil in the vat is less than or equal to a first predetermined level, replacement oil is automatically added to the fry vat, typically when at ambient temperature at a low average flow rate in the range of about 0.008 to about 0.08 gallons per minute per gallon of the oil present in the vat at the first predetermined level. The low average flow rate of added oil avoids a temperature drop of more than 15° F., 10° F. or 5° F. in the bulk oil present in the fry vat as result of adding the oil as desired.
Owner:RESTAURANT TECH

Uncooked cake of highland barley and yak meat and processing method thereof

InactiveCN101828722AChanging nutritional valueImprove smellFood preparationUncooked FoodsBeta-glucan
The invention discloses an uncooked cake of highland barley and yak meat and a processing method thereof, and relates to a method for processing uncooked yak meat food, in particular to an uncooked food processing method for processing highland barley and yak meat cake by using the highland barley to improve textures and using flavor to cover partial cowy smell of the yak meat. According to the formula, the uncooked cake of highland barley and yak meat comprises the following raw materials; fresh yak meat, highland barley kernel powder, water, salt, sodium pyrophosphate, prickly ash, mashed garlic, white granulated sugar, tsaoko amomum fruit powder and Chinese atractylodes rhizome. The processing method comprises the following steps of: preparing the highland barley kernel powder, preparing mashed yak meat, mixing yak meat paste, shaping the mixed yak meat paste by using a die, and refrigerating the yak meat paste. The method has the advantage of improving the proportion of nutrients by adding the highland barley kernel powder into the yak meat, namely adding carbohydrate based on high protein. High-content beta-glucan in the highland barley has chelating effect on a special cowy substance in the yak meat, the meat cake has certain wheat fragrance due to the sauted highland barley kernels, and the meat cake can be cooked and sold and eaten by adopting methods of baking, microwave heating, frying, steaming and the like.
Owner:SOUTHWEST UNIVERSITY FOR NATIONALITIES +1
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