JP3935130B2 - Method for producing cooked food by steam convection oven - Google Patents

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JP3935130B2
JP3935130B2 JP2003348685A JP2003348685A JP3935130B2 JP 3935130 B2 JP3935130 B2 JP 3935130B2 JP 2003348685 A JP2003348685 A JP 2003348685A JP 2003348685 A JP2003348685 A JP 2003348685A JP 3935130 B2 JP3935130 B2 JP 3935130B2
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本発明は、オーブン機能に加えてスチームを利用した加熱調理が可能なスチームコンベクションオーブンを用いた加熱調理食品の製造方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for producing a cooked food using a steam convection oven capable of cooking using steam in addition to an oven function.

近年、調理食品を提供する食品製造等の分野でスチームコンベクションオーブンが広く用いられるようになってきている。
スチームコンベクションオーブンは、通常のオーブン機能に加えて蒸気を用いて食材を加熱することができ、一度に複数の料理を調製することができる、煮詰まらない、焦げ付かない、調理が簡単である等の長所がある。
In recent years, steam convection ovens have been widely used in the field of food production for providing cooked foods.
Steam convection ovens can use steam to heat ingredients in addition to the normal oven function, can prepare multiple dishes at once, not boiled, non-burned, easy to cook, etc. There are advantages.

スチームコンベクションオーブンは、調理庫内に蒸気が充満しているため水分の飛散がなく、調味料または調味液が濃縮されない。これは、料理が煮詰まりにくい、煮詰まらないという重要な特徴である。この特徴を生かし、スチームコンベクションオーブンは、洋風料理、特に焼き物や蒸し料理に多用されている。   In the steam convection oven, since the steam is filled in the cooking chamber, there is no scattering of moisture, and the seasoning or seasoning liquid is not concentrated. This is an important feature that cooking is difficult to boil and does not boil. Taking advantage of this feature, steam convection ovens are widely used for Western dishes, especially grilled dishes and steamed dishes.

一方でこれは和風料理の主力である煮物料理への適用例がほとんどない。和惣菜における煮物料理は、調理中に調味液が濃縮され、できあがり時に適切な濃度になるように調製する工夫がされており、鍋の中で煮詰めていくことが重要な要素である。
従って、煮物料理を従来の鍋を用いた開放系での料理で使用するのと同じ濃度の調味液を用いてスチームコンベクションオーブンで調理すると、調理開始時と調理終了時の調味液の濃度がほとんど変化しないため、もしくは、具材から浸み出した水分で希釈されることもあるため、きわめて味の薄い料理になる。
On the other hand, there are few examples of application to boiled dishes, which is the mainstay of Japanese cuisine. Boiled dishes in Japanese side dishes are devised so that the seasoning liquid is concentrated during cooking and adjusted to an appropriate concentration at the time of completion, and boiling in a pan is an important factor.
Therefore, when cooking a boiled dish in a steam convection oven using the same concentration of the seasoning liquid used for cooking in an open system using a conventional pan, the concentration of the seasoning liquid at the beginning and end of cooking is almost the same. Because it does not change, or it may be diluted with moisture that has leached from the ingredients, it becomes a dish with a very light taste.

そのため、スチームコンベクションオーブンを用いた煮物料理の調理では調味液が煮詰まらないこと及び具材からの浸みだしを考慮した濃い濃度の調味液を用いることにより、適切な味付けが可能になる。
また、スチームコンベクションでの調理中は撹拌ができないため、具材が調味液につかっていないと不均一なできあがりになるので、調味液が多量に必要になり、経済的に不利な条件となる。残存した調味液を次の調理に再利用する方法もあるが、調味液濃度の調製が非常に難しく料理のロット間のばらつきが大きくなり実用的でない。
Therefore, in the cooking of the simmered dish using the steam convection oven, the seasoning liquid is not boiled and the seasoning liquid having a high concentration in consideration of the oozing from the ingredients can be used for proper seasoning.
Moreover, since it cannot stir during cooking by steam convection, since it will be unevenly completed if the ingredients are not used in the seasoning liquid, a large amount of seasoning liquid is required, which is an economically disadvantageous condition. There is also a method of reusing the remaining seasoning liquid for the next cooking, but it is very impractical to adjust the concentration of the seasoning liquid, resulting in a large variation between cooking lots, which is not practical.

この問題を解決する一つの手段として、落としぶたを利用することにより、不均一性が緩和されることが知られ、クッキングシート類や、アルミ箔類が落としぶたとして使われることがある。しかしながら、このような方法でも調味液が少ない場合、調理のできあがりのばらつきが大きかった。
スチームコンベクションオーブンは一度に複数の料理が調理でき、調理食品を提供する食品製造業の分野において多用されている。
従って、このような問題点を解決し、煮物料理を始めとする惣菜が、スチームコンベクションオーブンによって均一かつ多量に、さらに経済的に調理できる方法を提供することが期待されている。
As one means for solving this problem, it is known that non-uniformity can be alleviated by using a dropping lid, and cooking sheets and aluminum foils are sometimes used as a dropping lid. However, even when such a method is used, when the seasoning liquid is small, there is a large variation in the completion of cooking.
Steam convection ovens can cook a plurality of dishes at once, and are widely used in the field of food manufacturing industries that provide cooked foods.
Therefore, it is expected to solve such problems and provide a method in which prepared dishes such as boiled dishes can be cooked uniformly and in a large amount by a steam convection oven.

本発明における課題は、煮物料理を始めとする惣菜を均一かつ多量に、さらに少量の調味液で経済的に調理することができる新たなスチームコンベクションオーブンによる調理食品の製造方法を提供することである。   The subject in this invention is providing the preparation method of the cooked food by the new steam convection oven which can cook the side dish including boiled dishes uniformly and in large quantities, and also with a small amount of seasoning liquid economically. .

本発明者らは、布、紙、不織布等の食品の加熱調理に適用出来る吸水性シート類と、落としぶたとしてクッキングシート類やアルミ箔類を用いることで、スチームコンベクションオーブンを用いた調理において、少量の調味液で均一な調理ができる方法を見出し、本発明をなすに至った。   In the cooking using a steam convection oven, the present inventors use a water-absorbing sheet that can be applied to cooking of food such as cloth, paper, and non-woven fabric, and cooking sheets and aluminum foil as a dropping lid. The present inventors have found a method that enables uniform cooking with the above-mentioned seasoning liquid and have made the present invention.

すなわち、本発明は、次の方法よりなるスチームコンベクションオーブンによる加熱調理食品の製造方法に関する。
(1)調理素材を容器に入れ、その上に吸水性シート類を載せて上から調味料または調味液をかけた後、加熱調理することを特長とするスチームコンベクションオーブンによる加熱調理食品の製造方法。
(2)調理素材を容器に入れ、その上に吸水性シート類を載せて上から調味料または調味液をかけた後、さらに落しぶたを載せ加熱調理することを特徴とするスチームコンベクションオーブンによる加熱調理食品の製造法。
(3)吸水性シート類として水に浸して吸水させた後一分間持ち上げて水を排水させた場合、100cmの面積あたり少なくとも2.5gを超える水を含み、また、食品の加熱調理に適用出来る布、紙、及び不織布から選ばれた1種以上を用いることを特徴とする(1)または(2)の加熱調理食品の製造方法。
(4)落としぶたとしてアルミ箔類及びクッキングシート類からなる群から選ばれた1種以上を用いることを特徴とする(2)の加熱調理食品の製造方法。
That is, this invention relates to the manufacturing method of the cooked food by the steam convection oven which consists of the following method.
(1) A method for producing a cooked food by a steam convection oven, characterized in that a cooking material is placed in a container, a water-absorbing sheet is placed thereon, a seasoning or seasoning liquid is applied from above, and then cooking is performed. .
(2) Put cooking material in a container, place water-absorbing sheets on it, apply the seasoning or seasoning liquid from above, and then heat it by placing a drop lid and heat cooking. Food manufacturing method.
(3) When the water-absorbing sheet is soaked in water to absorb water and then lifted for 1 minute to drain the water, it contains at least 2.5 g of water per 100 cm 2 area and can be applied to food cooking. The method for producing a cooked food according to (1) or (2), wherein at least one selected from cloth, paper, and nonwoven fabric is used.
(4) The method for producing a cooked food according to (2), wherein at least one selected from the group consisting of aluminum foils and cooking sheets is used as a dropping lid.

本発明のスチームコンベクションオーブンによる加熱調理食品の製造方法を用いると、煮物料理を始めとする惣菜を均一かつ多量に、さらに少量の調味液で経済的に製造することが可能となる。
本発明により、スチームコンベクションオーブンによって、肉、魚、たこ、いか、貝、芋類、豆類、白菜、キャベツ、大根などを原料・素材として利用でき、魚の煮物、たこ、いかの煮物、肉じゃが、筑前煮、きんぴらゴボウ、炊き込みご飯などを製造することができる。従って本発明は、加熱調理食品を製造する分野において多用できる。
When the method for producing cooked foods using the steam convection oven of the present invention is used, it is possible to economically produce side dishes including boiled dishes with a large amount and a small amount of seasoning liquid.
In accordance with the present invention, meat, fish, octopus, squid, shellfish, shellfish, beans, Chinese cabbage, cabbage, radish, etc. can be used as raw materials and ingredients in a steam convection oven. Boiled, kinpira burdock, cooked rice, etc. can be produced. Therefore, the present invention can be widely used in the field of producing cooked foods.

本発明のスチームコンベクションオーブンによる加熱調理食品の製造方法は、調理具材をグリルパンなどの容器に入れ、その上に吸水性シート類を載せ、その上に調味料または調味液をかけ、さらにその上に落としぶたとしてクッキングシート類やアルミ箔類を載せることを特徴とする。このようにして準備した素材を十分予熱したスチームコンベクションオーブンにいれ調理することで、均一かつ多量に、さらに少量の調味液で経済的に煮物料理を始めとする惣菜を製造することができる。   In the method for producing cooked food by the steam convection oven of the present invention, the cooking utensils are put in a container such as a grill pan, a water absorbent sheet is placed thereon, a seasoning or a seasoning liquid is applied thereon, and further, It is characterized by placing cooking sheets and aluminum foil as drop lids. By preparing the raw material thus prepared in a sufficiently preheated steam convection oven and cooking it, it is possible to produce side dishes such as boiled dishes economically uniformly and in a large amount with a small amount of seasoning liquid.

スチームコンベクションオーブンを用い、煮物料理を始めとする惣菜を均一かつ経済的に調理するためには、少量の調味液で効率よく味をしみこませることが必要となる。
そのためには調理中、及び冷却中に具材に調味液が付着していることが重要である。そこで、この解決策として、調味液を上部からも供給できるようにした。これにより、調味料の量が具材の高さの2/3から1/2程度になる少量で均一な味付けをすることが可能になった。
In order to cook a side dish including boiled dishes uniformly and economically using a steam convection oven, it is necessary to efficiently soak the taste with a small amount of seasoning liquid.
For this purpose, it is important that the seasoning liquid adheres to the ingredients during cooking and cooling. Therefore, as a solution, the seasoning liquid can be supplied from the top. As a result, the seasoning can be evenly seasoned with a small amount that is about 2/3 to 1/2 of the height of the ingredients.

この製造方法は、吸水性シート類を用い次に記載したように、調味液の対流を利用することを特徴としている。
調理具材をグリルパンなどの容器に入れ吸水性シート類を具材表面に載せ、その上に調味液をかける。調味液はその重量によって徐々に材の表面に付着しながら下方へ落ちる。沸騰が始まると、下方の調味液は対流により泡とともに上部へ供給され、その一部は具材表面に載せられたシート類の一部に吸収される。吸収された調味液は、毛細管現象により吸水性シート類内での移動が生じ、シート類全体の均一性が高められる。これにより、調味液に浸らない具材へも調味液が供給され続けるため、均一な味付けが可能になる。
This manufacturing method is characterized by using water-absorbent sheets and using convection of seasoning liquid as described below.
Put cooking utensils in a container such as a grill pan, place water-absorbent sheets on the surface of the ingredients, and apply seasoning liquid on it. The seasoning liquid falls downward while gradually adhering to the surface of the material due to its weight. When boiling begins, the lower seasoning liquid is supplied to the upper part along with the foam by convection, and a part thereof is absorbed by a part of the sheets placed on the surface of the ingredients. The absorbed seasoning liquid moves within the water-absorbing sheets due to capillary action, and the uniformity of the entire sheets is enhanced. As a result, the seasoning liquid continues to be supplied to ingredients that are not soaked in the seasoning liquid, so that uniform seasoning is possible.

また、加熱後の急速な冷却は調味液を具材内部へ浸透させることに有効であるが、調味液が少量の場合、調味液に浸っている部分とそうでない部分との差が大きく非常に不均一な味付けになった。本発明の製造方法によれば、調味液は上部からも少しずつ供給されるため、均一な味付けが可能となる。   In addition, rapid cooling after heating is effective for infiltrating the seasoning liquid into the ingredients, but when there is a small amount of the seasoning liquid, the difference between the part soaked in the seasoning liquid and the part not so much is very large. The seasoning was uneven. According to the production method of the present invention, the seasoning liquid is supplied little by little from the top, so that uniform seasoning is possible.

利用できる吸水性シート類は具体的には食品の加熱調理に適用出来る布、紙、不織布等が例示できる。さらに具体的にはリードペーパー(王子製紙(株)、不織布)、万能ハイグレードペーパータオル「クックファン」(大王製紙(株)、パルプ100%)、エリエール超吸収キッチンタオル(大王製紙(株))、クッキングタイプペーパー 業務用 newタイプ( 三井化学プラスティック)等を例示できる。吸水量の特徴として、例えば100cm2のシートを水に浸し、両端をつまんで持ち上げてから1分後に 2.5gを超える水を含んでいるものが利用出来、5g以上のものがより好ましい。
落としぶたとしては特に素材には影響されず、アルミホイル、クッキングホイルといわれるアルミ箔類や、布、不織布あるいは紙からなるいわゆるクッキングシート類が例示できる。
Specific examples of the water-absorbing sheets that can be used include cloth, paper, and non-woven fabric that can be applied to cooking of food. More specifically, lead paper (Oji Paper Co., Ltd., non-woven fabric), universal high-grade paper towel “Cook Fan” (Dao Paper Co., Ltd., 100% pulp), Ellier super absorbent kitchen towel (Dao Paper Co., Ltd.), Cooking type paper Commercial new type (Mitsui Chemicals plastic) etc. can be exemplified. As a characteristic of the water absorption amount, for example, a sheet containing 100 cm 2 sheet in water, picking up both ends and picking up and containing 1 g of water after 1 minute can be used, and 5 g or more is more preferable.
The dropping lid is not particularly affected by the material, and examples thereof include aluminum foil called aluminum foil and cooking foil, and so-called cooking sheets made of cloth, nonwoven fabric or paper.

スチームコンベクションオーブンを予熱しておくことは、加熱速度の違いによるロット間の差を小さくすること、庫内における水滴の発生を少なくすることなど、より均一性を高める手順として提示できる。また、短時間で沸騰が始まることは、本発明においてもより多くの調味液が具材の上部に存在することになり、均一性を高めるための望ましい方法であるが、予熱しなくても本発明の実施において影響しない。   Preheating the steam convection oven can be presented as a procedure for improving uniformity, such as reducing the difference between lots due to the difference in heating speed, and reducing the generation of water droplets in the warehouse. In addition, starting boiling in a short period of time means that more seasoning liquid exists in the upper part of the ingredients in the present invention, which is a desirable method for improving uniformity. It does not affect the practice of the invention.

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図1に示すように、材料として直径約2〜2.5cmの小芋と長さ16.5cm、幅11cm、高さ7.2cmのステンレス容器(深型2号パット)及び長さ20cm、幅15cmの吸水性シート(リードペーパー(王子製紙(株)、不織布、吸水量7.3g/100cm2)及び同じサイズのアルミ箔(ポリマホイル(信越ポリマー(株)))を用いて以下の試験を行った。また、「惣菜調味料(濃)」(ヒガシマル醤油株式会社製)を100部に対して水350部を混合して調味液を調製した。この調味液の食塩濃度は2.67%であった。
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As shown in Fig. 1, the material is a small jar with a diameter of about 2 to 2.5 cm, a length of 16.5 cm, a width of 11 cm, a height of 7.2 cm, a stainless steel container (deep type No. 2 pad), and a length of 20 cm and a width of 15 cm The following tests were carried out using an adhesive sheet (Lead Paper (Oji Paper Co., Ltd., non-woven fabric, water absorption 7.3 g / 100 cm 2 )) and aluminum foil of the same size (Polymer foil (Shin-Etsu Polymer Co., Ltd.)). A seasoning liquid was prepared by mixing 350 parts of water with 100 parts of “sugar beet seasoning (dense)” (manufactured by Higashimaru Soy Sauce Co., Ltd.) The salt concentration of this seasoning liquid was 2.67%.

図2Aに示すようにステンレス容器(1)に小芋(4)を3段重ねになるように入れた。このとき小芋は820gであり、高さが約6.2cmであった。
対照区1は、これに調味液を460 ml,310 ml,230mlをそれぞれ加え、アルミ箔を落とし蓋(2)として載せた。このときの調味液の高さは、具材の底面から天面までの高さのそれぞれおよそ1/1、2/3、1/2となった。
対照区2は、対照区1と同量の小芋を入れ、その上から調味液を対照区1と同量、すなわち 460 ml,310 ml,230 mlを加え、その上に吸水性シート(3)を載せ、さらにこのシートに接するようにアルミ箔を落とし蓋として載せた。
試験区は、図2A〜Dに示すように対照区と同量の小芋を入れ、その上に吸水性シートを載せ、その上から調味液を対照区と同量、すなわち460ml,310ml,230mlを加え、さらに吸水性シートに接するようにアルミ箔を落とし蓋として載せた。このように準備したものを、十分予熱したスチームコンベクションオーブンに入れ、160℃、30分間調理し対照区1、対照区2、試験区を得た。
As shown in FIG. 2A, the small baskets (4) were placed in a three-tiered manner in the stainless steel container (1). At this time, the gavel was 820 g, and the height was about 6.2 cm.
In Control Group 1, 460 ml, 310 ml and 230 ml of the seasoning liquid were added thereto, and the aluminum foil was dropped and placed as a lid (2). The height of the seasoning liquid at this time was about 1/1, 2/3, and 1/2 of the height from the bottom of the ingredients to the top, respectively.
In control group 2, add the same amount of small koji as in control group 1, and add the same amount of seasoning liquid as in control group 1, that is, 460 ml, 310 ml, and 230 ml. ) And an aluminum foil was dropped and placed as a lid so as to be in contact with this sheet.
As shown in FIGS. 2A to 2D, the test group is filled with the same amount of small culm as the control group, and a water-absorbent sheet is placed on it. In addition, aluminum foil was dropped and placed as a lid so as to contact the water-absorbent sheet. What was prepared in this way was put into a sufficiently preheated steam convection oven and cooked at 160 ° C. for 30 minutes to obtain Control Group 1, Control Group 2, and Test Group.

調理後、十分冷却してから、小芋をサンプリングし食塩含有量を測定した。サンプリング位置として下段、中段、上段からそれぞれ5個ずつサンプリングした。サンプリングした小芋はイオン交換水に10秒浸漬洗浄し、ざるの上で1分間水切り後重量を測定した。これを、新しいイオン交換水にいれ十分磨砕し、所定量に定容にした後ろ過し、そのろ液をモール法によって分析し、小芋中の食塩量を求めた。
また、同様にサンプリングして、調味液量ごとに下段の小芋を対照として見た目の色及び味の官能評価を行った。
After cooking, the mixture was cooled sufficiently, and small culms were sampled to measure the salt content. Sampling positions were sampled by 5 pieces each from the lower, middle and upper stages. The sampled gavel was dipped and washed in ion exchange water for 10 seconds, drained for 1 minute and then weighed. This was poured into fresh ion-exchanged water, sufficiently ground, adjusted to a predetermined volume, filtered, and the filtrate was analyzed by the Mohr method to determine the amount of salt in the small bowl.
Moreover, it sampled similarly and the sensory evaluation of the color and taste of appearance was performed for every amount of seasoning liquids using the lower wrinkles as a control.

結果は表1に示したとおりであり、本発明における試験区は調味液量の多少にかかわらず、容器内での位置による食塩含量差が小さく、また、官能評価によっても上下の差が小さく均一性が高く評価された。対照区1および2では、液量が少なくなるに従って、上下の差が大きく、不均一であった。
調味液量が具材の天面以下になると従来の方法では、調理品のできあがりにばらつきが大きかったが、本発明の方法(試験区)を適用することによって、調味液量は具材の高さの約1/2程度まで下げることが可能となった。
The results are as shown in Table 1. In the test plots according to the present invention, the salt content difference depending on the position in the container is small regardless of the amount of the seasoning liquid, and the vertical difference is also small even by sensory evaluation. It was highly evaluated. In the control groups 1 and 2, the difference between the upper and lower sides was large and non-uniform as the liquid volume decreased.
When the amount of seasoning liquid was below the top of the ingredients, the conventional method had a large variation in the finished product, but by applying the method of the present invention (test zone), the amount of seasoning liquid was high. It became possible to reduce to about 1/2 of the height.

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(吸水性シート類の吸水量と効果)
吸水性シートの種類以外は実施例1の試験区と同様の方法で行った。「惣菜調味料(濃)」を100部に対して水280部を加えて調味液を調製した。この調味液の食塩濃度は3.15%であった。
用いた吸水性シートはリードペーパー(前述、以下「吸水シートA」という)、及び、超吸収キッチンタオル(大王製紙(株)製、以下「吸水シートB」という)である。また、これらの吸水量は「吸水シートA」は1枚の時6.5g/100cm2、2枚の時13.5g/100 cm2、「吸水シートB」は1枚の時 2.5g/100cm2、2枚の時 5g/100cm2であった。
試験例1は、小芋を容器に入れ、その上に「吸水シートA」または「吸水シートB」を1枚、もしくは2枚重ねで載せ、その上から調味液を310ml加え、さらにこのシートに接するようにアルミ箔を落とし蓋として載せた。
試験例2は小芋を容器に入れ、その上に「吸水シートA」または「吸水シートB」を1枚載せ、その上から調味液を310ml加えた。
比較例は、小芋を容器に入れ調味液310ml加えた後、アルミ箔を落としぶたとして載せた。
このように準備したものを、予熱したスチームコンベクションオーブンに入れ、160℃、30分間調理して、試験例1,2及び比較例の調理品を得た。
小芋の食塩濃度を測定した結果を表2に示した。なお、表2中、適用性の評価は調理品の上・中・下段のものを混ぜ合わせたときに、味や色による識別性を元に評価した。
(Water absorption and effects of water-absorbent sheets)
Except for the type of water-absorbent sheet, the same method as in the test section of Example 1 was used. A seasoning liquid was prepared by adding 280 parts of water to 100 parts of “sugar beet seasoning (dense)”. The salt concentration of this seasoning liquid was 3.15%.
The water absorbent sheets used were lead paper (hereinafter referred to as “water absorbent sheet A”) and super absorbent kitchen towel (manufactured by Daio Paper Co., Ltd., hereinafter referred to as “water absorbent sheet B”). These water absorption "water sheet A" is 13.5 g / 100 cm 2 when 6.5 g / 100 cm 2, 2 sheets when one, "water absorption sheet B" when 2.5 g / 100 cm 2 of one, It was 5 g / 100 cm 2 for two sheets.
In Test Example 1, a small bowl is put in a container, and “Water Absorbing Sheet A” or “Water Absorbing Sheet B” is placed on one or two sheets on top of each other, and 310 ml of seasoning liquid is added thereon, and further to this sheet. Aluminum foil was dropped and placed as a lid so that it touched.
In Test Example 2, a small bowl was placed in a container, and one “water-absorbing sheet A” or “water-absorbing sheet B” was placed thereon, and 310 ml of seasoning liquid was added thereon.
In the comparative example, a small bowl was put in a container and 310 ml of seasoning liquid was added, and then the aluminum foil was dropped as a lid.
What was prepared in this way was put into the preheated steam convection oven, and it cooked for 30 minutes at 160 degreeC, and obtained the cooked goods of Test Examples 1, 2 and a comparative example.
Table 2 shows the results of measuring the salt concentration of the gavel. In Table 2, applicability was evaluated based on discrimination by taste and color when the upper, middle, and lower foods were mixed.

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この結果より、吸水性シートの吸水量は2.5g/100cm2を超えるものを利用することができ、5g/100cm2以上のものがより好ましいことがわかる。 From this result, it can be seen that the water absorption amount of the water absorbent sheet can be greater than 2.5 g / 100 cm 2, and more preferably 5 g / 100 cm 2 or more.

本発明のスチームコンベクションオーブンによる調理食品の製造方法は、吸水性シート類として布、紙、不織布等の、落としぶたとしてアルミ箔類、クッキングシート類等の日常的に使用され、安価に購入できる資材を用いて実施することが可能であるため、調理食品を提供する食品製造の分野において迅速に実施できるとともに、多用な惣菜の調理に利用できる。   The method for producing cooked foods using the steam convection oven of the present invention is made of materials such as cloth, paper, non-woven fabric, etc., which are water-absorbing sheets, aluminum foils, cooking sheets, etc., which are used daily, and can be purchased at low cost. Therefore, the present invention can be quickly implemented in the field of food production that provides cooked foods, and can be used for cooking a variety of prepared dishes.

実施例1の調理素材を容器に入れ、その上に吸水性シートを載せて上から調味液をかけ、落としぶたを載置した図を示す。The figure which put the cooking raw material of Example 1 in a container, mounted | wore a water-absorbent sheet | seat on it, applied the seasoning liquid from the top, and mounted the drop lid is shown. 実施例1(試験区)の調理素材を容器に入れ、その上に吸水性シートを載せて上から調理液をかけ落としぶたを載置する調理手順を示す。 A.小芋をバットに3段重ねた図を示す。 B.小芋を重ねたバットに吸水性シートを載せた図を示す。 C.吸水性シートの上から調味液を加える図を示す。 D.調味液を加えた上に落としぶたを載せた図を示す。The cooking procedure which puts the cooking raw material of Example 1 (test area) in a container, mounts a water absorbing sheet on it, applies a cooking liquid from above, and mounts a lid | cover is shown. A. The figure shows a small pallet stacked on a bat. B. The figure which put the water absorbing sheet on the bat which piled up the gavel is shown. C. The figure which adds seasoning liquid from the top of a water absorbing sheet is shown. D. The figure which put the drop lid on top of adding seasoning liquid is shown.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

(1) 深型2号バット
(2) 落としぶた
(3) 吸水性シート
(4) 小芋




(1) Deep type 2 bat
(2) Dropping lid
(3) Water absorbent sheet
(4) Gavel




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調理素材を容器に入れ、その上に吸水量が5g/100cm2以上13.5g/100cm 2 以下の吸水性シート類を載せて上から具材の高さの2/3から1/2に相当する液量の調味料または調味液をかけた後、加熱調理において調味料または調味液を対流させることを特徴とする、スチームコンベクションオーブンによる加熱調理食品の製造方法。 Put cooking material in a container, water absorption thereon corresponds to 1/2 from 2/3 of the height of the ingredients from above by placing a 5 g / 100 cm 2 or more 13.5 g / 100 cm 2 or less of absorbent sheets A method for producing a cooked food by a steam convection oven, wherein a liquid seasoning or seasoning liquid is applied, and then the seasoning or seasoning liquid is convected in heat cooking. 調理素材を容器に入れ、その上に吸水量が5g/100cm2以上13.5g/100cm 2 以下の吸水性シート類を載せて上から具材の高さの2/3から1/2に相当する液量の調味料または調味液をかけた後、さらに落としぶたを載せ加熱調理において調味料または調味液を対流させることを特徴とする、スチームコンベクションオーブンによる加熱調理食品の製造方法。 Put cooking material in a container, water absorption thereon corresponds to 1/2 from 2/3 of the height of the ingredients from above by placing a 5 g / 100 cm 2 or more 13.5 g / 100 cm 2 or less of absorbent sheets A method for producing a cooked food by a steam convection oven, wherein a liquid condiment or a seasoning liquid is applied, a drop lid is further placed, and the seasoning or the seasoning liquid is convected in heat cooking. 吸水性シート類として、水に浸し吸水させた後一分間持ち上げて水を排水させた場合、5g/100cm2以上13.5g/100cm 2 以下の水を含み、また、食品の加熱調理に適用出来る布、紙、及び不織布から選ばれた1種以上を用いることを特徴とする、請求項1または請求項2の加熱調理食品の製造方法。 Fabric as absorbent sheets, lifted one minute after allowed to absorb water immersed in water when obtained by draining water includes 5 g / 100 cm 2 or more 13.5 g / 100 cm 2 or less of water, also applicable to the cooking of the food The method for producing a cooked food according to claim 1 or 2, wherein at least one selected from paper, paper, and nonwoven fabric is used. 落としぶたとしてアルミ箔類及びクッキングシート類からなる群から選ばれた1種以上を用いることを特徴とする、請求項2の加熱調理食品の製造方法。
The method for producing a cooked food according to claim 2, wherein at least one selected from the group consisting of aluminum foils and cooking sheets is used as a dropping lid.
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