Method of sandwiching soft and smooth fluid food as a flat shape

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Assembling plural edible preforms having extraneous binder,... – Dough is preform

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426 89, 426 95, 426438, 426439, 426524, 426138, A21D 1300

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059551313

ABSTRACT:
A method of sandwiching soft, smooth and fluid food between a top half and a bottom half of a bun includes, first, making the food with thermo-coagulable protein that solidifies due to heat is included in the food. The food is then formed into a flat shape having a uniform thickness and a size suitable for sandwiching between the top half and the bottom half of the bun. After applying a coating to the food, it is deep-fried while heating the coating to a light brown so that the food includes a smooth and fluid center portion and a film-like peripheral portion that is coagulated by the thermo-coagulable protein. The food thus deep-fried is sandwiched between the top half and the bottom half of the bun.

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