JPS5929A - Bottom net for steamer - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a bottom screen for a steamer for steaming foods such as steamed buns, steamed bread, and steamed lamb.

Conventionally, the bottom mesh of steamers used to steam food has been a screen made of woven bamboo or other materials, or a wire mesh.For foods that are difficult to deform, such as potatoes, a screen or wire mesh with good ventilation is extremely convenient. For foods that expand as they are steamed, such as steamed buns and steamed bread, the bottom of the food may get stuck in the bamboo basket or wire mesh, causing the food to peel off. Therefore, cloth or paper was placed on top of bamboo screens, wire mesh, etc. for steam heating, but cloth or paper has poor breathability, so steam acts evenly inside. It was difficult to evenly steam the food inside the steamer, and the thermal efficiency was significantly reduced. Furthermore, the peelability from foods is not necessarily good, and complete peeling cannot be achieved with foods containing a large amount of sugar, protein, etc.

The present invention has been made to eliminate these problems, and provides a bottom for a steamer that has excellent peelability even with sticky foods, does not impair air permeability, and achieves uniform steaming with high thermal efficiency. It is a net.

To explain this with reference to the drawings, as shown in Fig. 1, a removable net body 1 (not necessarily made of metal) is placed in a horizontal position 9 on the steamer.
Apply a slightly excessive amount of non-stick paint containing silicone or tetrafluoroethylene. Due to the surface tension of the paint, the paint sticks to the mesh 2 in the form of a film, and the mesh 2 is crushed by the paint to form a flat portion 3. Then, in some places where the amount of paint was small, or where the mesh 2 was a little large, the surface tension did not reach the area, leaving the mesh 2 (as a result of the experiment, the wire diameter was 0.:lIJ,
The best results were obtained by applying a silicone-based paint that dries like rubber to a 24-mesh metal mesh. ) If the paint is applied to the net body 1 in this way, a mesh 2 will be created in which the flat surface 3 where the mesh 2 is filled is opened at random here and there, and the excess paint will be removed as shown in the enlarged diagram in Fig. 2. Then, a large number of hanging protrusions 4 like small warts are formed on the back surface of the net main body 1 and dried.

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, when using this, it is recommended to use it for foods that require a flat bottom surface, such as Chinese buns, steamed lamb, etc.
If the present invention is fitted into a steamer with the hanging protrusions 4 facing downward and steamed, the upper surface of the net main body 1 will have a wide surface flattened by the paint 1, resulting in a flat bottom surface, and steam will pass through the mesh 2 which is opened in some places. Therefore, food eaten in large quantities can be steamed evenly and has good heat efficiency. Also, since the net body 1 is covered with non-adhesive paint, food does not come into direct contact with the net body 1.
Good removability.

In addition, for foods whose bottoms are difficult to deform or which do not cause problems even if deformed, the food can be supported on the hanging projections 4 by using the net body 1 on the back and the hanging projections 4 on top. The present invention has an extremely simple structure and solves the conventional problems of food removability and steam permeability, and the non-adhesive coating makes cleaning after work easier. It is a highly practical product that is easy to clean and contributes to hygiene, which is important for food processing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of a part of the present invention.

Claims (1)

Scope of the Claims: (1) The bottom screen for a steamer according to item 1, wherein the screen is partially coated with a non-adhesive paint. (3) The bottom screen for a steamer according to claim 1, wherein the first non-adhesive material is a tetrafluoroethylene paint. (4) The surface of the partially painted net is flat; the steamer according to any one of claims 1 to 3; Bottom net.