Oven for cooking food by a hot smoke process

Foods and beverages: apparatus – Subjecting food to an enclosed modified atmosphere – Including means to influence movement of gas within enclosure

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99480, A23b 104

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039615715

ABSTRACT:
An oven for cooking food by a hot smoke process including a base of fire brick or insulated metal and having a hood equipped with transparent glass panes for observing the cooking process. A grate near an open end on the base receives wood, which when burned, imparts flavor to the food being cooked. Supplementary heat in the form of a gas burner initially ignites the wood and reignites any part thereof which becomes extinguished. The temperature of the oven automatically is controlled by regulating the operation of the gas burner and by controlling the position of a damper in a hot smoke exhaust duct.

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