JPH059442U - Tempura hot pot with thermometer - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] Improves safety when cleaning a tempura pan, prevents oil splashing, prevents the oil from leaking by keeping the mating part of the hood and pan in close contact, and prevents Improve visibility. [Structure] A hood 2 having a small-diameter step portion 2a and a folded portion 3a is detachably provided on a main body 1 of a fryer. A thermometer 4 is detachably attached to the hood 2. [Effect] During cleaning, the airtightness between the tempura pan body 1 and the hood 2 is improved and the position of the thermometer 4 can be adjusted without damaging the fingers on the inner peripheral edge of the hood 2.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 This invention relates to a tempura pan with a thermometer that measures the oil temperature by installing a thermometer in the main body of the pan.

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 Conventionally, as this type, in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 50-41866, there is known a tempura pan with a thermometer provided with a protective tube for mounting a thermometer on a hood.

In addition, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-8988 discloses a tempura pot characterized in that a thermometer having a temperature-sensing tube is provided on a hood integrally protruding from the tempura pot. In addition, the temperature of the microfilm of Jpn. App. No. 53-10565 (Jun. 54-114653) has a semi-fixed oil pan in the tempura pan and a semi-fixed temperature display gauge and temperature measuring device. Disclosed tempura pot with bowl

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 In the device disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 50-41866, a step portion is provided on the upper edge of the main body of the tempura, and the hood is placed on the step portion, so that the placing portion of the hood is located outside. It is dented, which prevents the splashed oil from falling along the inner wall of the hood, and the oil accumulates in the dent. There was a problem that the accumulated oil would contaminate the pot area when removing the hood.

Further, in the device disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-8988, the main body of the tempura pan and the hood are integrated so that oil splash is prevented, but used oil is discarded or transferred. It is difficult to sprinkle, dirty oil remains in the pan, and it is not easy to wash the inside of the pan by putting a hand into the narrow cooking hole of the hood, which may hurt the hand.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems and prevents finger splashing when washing a tempura pan, prevents oil splashing, and leaks oil from the fitting part of the hood and pan. In addition to improving the visibility of the thermometer, there is no gap in the hood due to the attachment of the thermometer, and it is safe and inexpensive to provide a tempura pan with a thermometer. .

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention provides a tempura pan body, a hood that is detachably provided in the tempura pan body, a mounting hole formed in the hood, and a short tubular temperature display that is detachably and rotationally fitted into the mounting hole. A thermometer with a rod-shaped temperature-sensing part vertically below the cooking area, a cooking hole with a curl formed on the inner peripheral edge provided in the center of the hood, and the upper edge of the main body of the tempura pan at the outer peripheral edge of the hood. And a small diameter step portion that fits with

[0008]

[Action]

 A curl is formed in the cooking hole in the center of the hood, and a small diameter step is formed on the outer peripheral edge of the hood, which fits with the tempura pan. It can be used safely and easily without any problems. If the tempura pan and the thermometer are misaligned, rotate the hood or the thermometer to align them.

[0009]

【Example】

 FIGS. 1 and 2 show an embodiment of the present invention, in which a hood 2 for preventing oil splashing is provided at the top opening of a main body 1 of a tempura pan, and a hood 2 is provided at the center for cooking for taking out the tempura. The hole 3 is formed. The inner peripheral edge portion of the cooking hole 3 for taking out the tempura is formed by a downwardly folded portion 3a, while the outer peripheral edge portion of the hood 2 is fitted with the upper edge 1a of the main body of the tempura pan 2a. To form. Although the folded-back portion 3a is shown in the drawing as being folded in a curl shape, it may be pushed without leaving a space in the folded-back portion 3a. The thermometer 4 for measuring the temperature of the oil contained in the main body of the frying pan 1 is composed of a rod-shaped temperature sensing portion 4a and a temperature display portion 4b having a short cylindrical shape attached to the upper end of the temperature sensing portion 4a and having a flat circular shape. A temperature sensing element (not shown) built in the temperature sensing part 4a drives the temperature indicating needle 4c of the temperature indicating part 4b, and a base part 4d formed on the lower surface of the temperature indicating part 4b is located at the center. The cylindrical body 4e is provided so as to extend vertically downward, and the upper end of the temperature sensing portion 4a is inserted into the cylindrical body 4e to fix them. The thermometer 4 is attached by inserting the temperature sensing portion 4a into a mounting hole 5 formed in the hood 2. That is, a mounting hole 5 for fitting the tubular body 4e, which is the lower portion of the temperature display portion 4b, is formed in the hood 2, and when the temperature sensing portion 4a is aligned until the tubular body 4e is fitted in the mounting hole 5. It is attached so that it can be rotated.

Therefore, when oil is added to the main body of the frying pan 1 and fired, the temperature sensing portion 4a detects an increase in the oil temperature, and the temperature is indicated by the pointer 4c of the temperature display portion 4b. Then, when the temperature becomes appropriate, the ingredients are put into the cooking hole 3 and fried, taken out, and cooked. After cooking, the thermometer 4 can be pulled out from the mounting hole 5 and washed with the hood 2 and the like.

As described above, the temperature sensing portion 4a of the thermometer 4 is inserted into the mounting hole 5 and the tubular body 4e is detachably fitted into the mounting hole 5, so that the temperature sensing portion 4a is fixed at a predetermined position. It becomes possible to measure the temperature by setting the mounting height H of as the optimum height. Also, since the hood 2 and thermometer 4 are detachable, when used oil is thrown away, washed or stored, it can be pulled out and washed or stored as a single unit, which keeps it hygienic.

Furthermore, since the cylindrical thermometer 4 is attached because the cylindrical body 4e is fitted into the attachment hole 5, the temperature sensing portion 4a does not wobble, and the temperature of the tempura pan body 1 hung on the stove and the temperature When the position of the thermometer 4 is not aligned, the thermometer 4 or the hood 2 can be rotated for alignment, and the visibility of the temperature display portion 4b can be improved. Also, since the thermometer 4 is attached to the hood 2 in a substantially sealed manner, there is no oil splashing, so cooking can be performed with peace of mind, and the number of parts is only the tempura pan body 1, the hood 2, and the thermometer 4 Therefore, the temperature display portion 4b can be provided at a relatively low cost, and since the temperature display portion 4b has a short tubular shape, there is no obstacle above the hood 2, and cooking can be performed with confidence.

Moreover, by fitting the small diameter step portion 2a of the hood 2 to the upper edge of the main body 1 of the frying pan, the splashed oil falls from the inner surface of the hood 2 to the inner surface of the main body 1 of the frying pan. Therefore, oil will collect in the mating part and will not spill out to the outside when the hood is removed without polluting the area around the pot. Further, since the position of the thermometer 4 can be changed by rotating the hood 2 or the thermometer 4, it can be set at a position that is easily visible to the cook. Furthermore, since the folded-back portion 3a is provided, it is possible to prevent the finger from being injured during use or cleaning after use.

[0014]

[Effect of the device]

 This invention is based on a main body of a tempura pan, a hood detachably and rotatably provided on the main body of the tempura pan, a mounting hole formed in the hood, and a short tubular shape removably fitted in the mounting hole. On the bottom of the temperature indicator, a thermometer with a rod-shaped temperature-sensing part, a cooking hole with a folded-back part at the inner peripheral edge provided in the center of the hood, and an outer peripheral edge of the hood above the tempura pan body. By having a small diameter step that fits with the rim, it prevents oil splashing and prevents oil from accumulating or bleeding in the fitting part of the hood and the frying pan and can be used safely. It is possible to provide a tempura hot pot.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Tempura pan main body 1a Upper edge 2 Hood 2a Small diameter step 3 Cooking hole 3a Folding part 4 Thermometer 4a Temperature sensing part 4b Temperature display part 5 Mounting hole

Claims (1)

[Claims for utility model registration] [Claim 1] A main body of a tempura pan, a hood detachably and rotatably provided on the main body of the tempura pan, a mounting hole formed in the hood, and the mounting hole. A thermometer in which a rod-shaped temperature sensitive portion is vertically provided below a temperature display portion in a detachable shape that is detachably fitted, a cooking hole in which a folded portion is formed in an inner peripheral edge portion provided in the center of the hood, and the outside of the hood. A tempura pan with a thermometer, which has a peripheral small-diameter step portion that fits with the upper edge of the main body of the pan.