Ralston Purina Company

Dca Food Industries, Inc.

Mario P De Figueiredo

Lawrence R York

James L Long

Ronnie G Morgan

Balagtas F Guevara

Daniel J Roig

Richard L Brady

A process for continuously manufacturing a farinaceous product similar to bread crumbs in texture, shape and taste properties, without fermenting, proofing, loafing, or resting the dough, including the steps of continuously mixing a dry composition including flour, chemical leavening, and minor amounts of a dough conditioner, miscellaneous ingredients, and optionally dry yeast with a brew including water, hydrogenated vegetable oil and optionally hydrated yeast to form a dough. The dough is fed through rollers to form a dough sheet, and the dough sheet is baked in a continuous oven to develop an open cellular structure therein during baking. Finally, the baked dough sheet is comminuted into crumbs by grinding and drying the same.

Bread crumb manufacture

A cooked and frozen chopped egg product is disclosed which is suitable as a condiment for foodstuffs. The chopped egg product is produced by a process comprising; dynamically or continuously preheating egg yolks to a product temperature which does not exceed about 183.degree. F. and dynamically or continuously preheating egg whites to a product temperature which does not exceed about 167.degree. F. Preheating of the yolks and whites is followed by statically heating the egg yolks and whites at a temperature and time effective to coagulate the yolks and whites to a substantially firm texture followed by freezing of the coagulated yolks and whites. The frozen whites and yolks are chopped at a temperature of 20.degree.-30.degree. F. to provide a chopped egg mixture having desirable color and texture, without significant smearing of the yolks on the particles of egg white.

Process for the production of a frozen chopped egg product

A cooked and frozen chopped egg product is disclosed which is suitable as a condiment for foodstuffs. The chopped egg product is produced by a process comprising; separately heating egg yolks and whites for a period of time effective to coagulate the yolks and whites to a firm texture followed by freezing of the coagulated yolks and whites. The frozen whites and yolks are chopped at a temperature of about 20.degree.-30.degree. F. to provide a chopped mixture having desirable color and texture without significant smearing of the yolks on the particles of egg whites.

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Chesterfield, MO, United States of America

Mario P De Figueiredo