Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Processes – Heating above ambient temperature
Patent
1999-07-30
2000-06-27
Weinstein, Steven
Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products
Processes
Heating above ambient temperature
426 90, 426 92, 426296, 426315, 426652, 426420, A23B 4044, A23L 101, A23L 131
Patent
active
060804394
ABSTRACT:
Within the present invention, a powder or "fines" is created from the targeted wood (i.e. mesquite, peach, hickory, apple). This powder is then sprinkled onto, or rubbed into, the meat (fish, chicken, beet, ostrich, buffalo, etc.) and then the meat is flame grilled. During the flame grilling, the wood powder is incinerated, thereby releasing the wood's flavor into the meat through the smoke.
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Concannon James N.
Martin John B.
Phipps Ulyssess S.
Ogram P.C. Mark E.
Weinstein Steven
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