JPS5911294Y2 - Mat for placing baked goods on the grill section of a gas stove - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a mat for placing roasted food in the grill section of a gas stove.

The grill section of a typical gas stove is equipped with a removable oil container and a grid-shaped mounting stand located above the container, and fish and meat (hereinafter referred to as grilled food) are placed on the above-mentioned mounting stand and grilled. be done.

For this reason, the mounting table is constantly contaminated by oil exuding from the ceramics, and when burning different types of ceramics, the oil adhering to the table must be wiped off each time. is extremely annoying.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned troubles and provides a grill mat that can grill grilled foods hygienically and efficiently.

The drawings showing the embodiments of the present invention will be explained below.
The grill mat according to the present invention is formed of a thin aluminum sheet that is easily disposable, and has a rectangular placing part 1 and bendable ears extending from the long side and/or short side of the placing part 1. 2.

The above-mentioned mounting part 1 has narrow stripes 6 and 7 extending vertically and horizontally at appropriate intervals like a grid pattern on the entire surface of the mounting part 1 except for its peripheral edge, on the same plane as the peripheral edge. and striations 6, 7
A shallow depression 4 is formed in the area divided by .

Each depression 4 is defined by an inclined surface 3 that slopes from the surrounding peripheral edge or striations 6, 7 toward the bottom of the central part of the depression 4, and the bottom of each depression 4 has a Small hole 5
is drilled.

The pottery A is supported on striations 6 and 7 extending vertically and horizontally between the respective depressions 4 and 4.

The size of this placing part 1 is commensurate with the supporting area of a standard-sized grid-like placing stand B installed in the grill part of a gas stove. The size is about 12 to 15 cm, and the practical width of the ear portion 2 is about 2 to 3 cm.

In addition, two parallel protrusions 8 and 9 are formed along the entire circumference of the above-mentioned mounting portion 1, so as to catch oils scattered from the edges of the burnt object. The above-mentioned ear part 2 is extended via this outer protrusion 9.

Incidentally, even with only one protrusion 9, the oil can be prevented from flowing into the public area.

In addition, a shallow recess 4 having the inclined surface 3 of the above-mentioned mounting portion 1 is provided.
In the foil embodiment, the shape is square, but the shape of ζ2 is not particularly limited and may be rectangular or diamond-shaped.

The above-mentioned ear portion 2 has a concave or convex line 11 extending in its longitudinal direction to facilitate the bending operation during use, and it is convenient to form it into a plurality of lines.

According to the mat for placing baked goods with the above structure, the baked goods can be placed on the baked goods placing table B of the grill section and the ears 2 are bent downward or wrapped around them. As shown in Fig. 3, the upper surface of the incendiary material mounting table B is covered with aluminum sheet to serve as a mat for placing the incendiary material A.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the burnt material holding area 1 of this mat has many shallow sections that are regularly partitioned like a grid, each section having an inclined surface 3. Hollow 4,
Since 4 is shaped, the pottery A is placed on the striations 6 and 7 extending vertically and horizontally between the hollows 4 and 4, and there is a gap between the pottery A and the hollow 4. Furthermore, part of the gas heat reflected by the inclined surface 3 of the recess 4 acts on the burnt material, significantly shortening the burning time of the burnt material A, and reducing the burning time of the burned material. You can burn the precepts evenly.

Moreover, since a small hole 5 is formed in the center of each depression 4, 4, oil exuding from the wood can drip into the tray C from the small hole 5.

Furthermore, since the ears 2 are extended on the long side and/or the short side of the mounting part 1, each can be used depending on the size of the mounting base B of the grill part. By bending 2, the mat can be placed accurately on the mounting table B, and even when the burnt material A is taken out, there is the inconvenience that the mat sticks to the burnt material A and moves or detaches from the mounting table B. At the same time, staining of the mounting table B can be completely prevented.

Furthermore, the operation of placing and removing the mat on the mounting table B is extremely simple, and even when burning different types of burnt items, the smell of the previously burned burnt material will not be transferred to the next burnt item. In addition, since the mat is a thin aluminum sheet, it is easy to dispose of the mat that has become soiled due to use.

According to the baked goods mounting mat for the grill section of a gas stove of the present invention, as is clear from the above description, it is made of a substantially rectangular thin aluminum sheet, and the entire surface excluding the peripheral edge is covered with the peripheral edge. Narrow stripes are provided on approximately the same plane at appropriate intervals and regularly extend vertically and horizontally, and the area defined by the peripheral edge and stripes is shaped into a shallow depression, and each depression is is formed by an inclined surface that slopes from the peripheral edge or striations surrounding it toward the bottom of the central part, and a small hole is bored at the bottom of each hollow, and a hole is formed around the entire circumference of the hollow. Since the mat has a convex shape, it is possible to place the mat on the grid-like mounting table of the grill section, place the charred material on top of it, and burn it. The oil that oozes out flows down the slope of the recess, collects at the bottom, and drips into the tray from the small hole, which prevents the mounting table from being damaged by the oil and makes it easy to wipe off the oil. It does not require any complicated work and is hygienic. On the other hand, since this mat is made of thin aluminum sheet, it can be disposable.

Moreover, many inverted pyramid-shaped depressions are formed almost on the entire surface, and the gas heat radiated from diagonally above is reflected in all directions on the sloped surface of the shiny aluminum sheet, so some of the reflected heat is acts on the wood to be burnt, thereby significantly shortening the baking time of the wood and making it possible to burn the wood uniformly.

In addition, since the baked goods are placed on thin strips that extend vertically and horizontally in a regular manner, they are supported in many places with little contact area, so the burned items stick to the mats. It never loses its shape.

Furthermore, since the striations and the periphery are almost on the same plane, and the recesses are formed with slanted surfaces, it is easy to manufacture even if the striations are thin. Since the ridges are formed all around the circumference, even if oil flows from the ridges to the periphery on the same surface, it can be prevented from flowing outside, and the ridges can also prevent depressions. For example, it can provide the necessary strength to this mat, which is almost flat and has low strength.
Demonstrates extremely great practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a plan view, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view with a portion omitted, and FIG. 3 is a simplified side view of the device in use. 1 is a mounting part, 2 is an ear part, 3 is an inclined surface, 4 is a depression, 5 is a small hole, 6 and 7 are striations, 8 and 9 are protrusions, 10 is a groove, and 11 is a concave or convex part. A is the pottery, B is the mounting table, and C is the saucer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It is made of a substantially rectangular thin aluminum sheet, and on the entire surface except for the peripheral edge, narrow stripes are provided on the same plane as the peripheral edge at appropriate intervals and regularly extending vertically and horizontally, and The area divided by the peripheral edge and the striations is shaped into a shallow depression, and each depression is shaped with an inclined surface that slopes from the surrounding peripheral edge or the striations toward the bottom of the central part, and A mat for placing ceramics in a grill part of a gas stove, characterized in that a small hole is formed at the bottom of each recess, and a protruding strip is formed along the entire circumference of the peripheral edge.