Brownable dough for microwave cooking
CA 1192436 A · Owner: Campbell Soup Company · Inventors: Kwis, Stanley H.; Fulde, Roland C.
Overview
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This invention provides a reactive dough composition which undergoes chemical surface browning upon exposure to microwave energy. This reactive dough composition is preferably incorporated as a coating layer on frozen food products having a crust component e.g. pies. The, resulting food product can be heated or cooked in a micowave oven to give a cooked product which is comparable or superior in color and savor to fresh products baked in a conventional oven. The reactive composition contains as the essential active ingredients a reducing sugar such as dextrose and an amino acid source such as a yeast extract.
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- Granted August 27, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 27, 2002.
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