Potato segment and process for preparing frozen french fried pot

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Direct application of electrical or wave energy to food... – Heating by electromagnetic wave

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426512, 426518, 426637, 426243, 426438, 426441, A23L 1216, A23L 332

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042195756

ABSTRACT:
A potato segment and a process for preparing frozen french fried potatoes suitable for microwave reheating. The potato segment has an undulating side surface configuration of particular dimensions which is adapted for microwave reheating. The potato segments are blanched, fried, and then frozen. When reheated with microwave energy, the potato segments resemble in quality, color, texture, flavor and odor, french fried potatoes prepared directly from fresh potatoes.

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