Abstract: A production method of Chinese fried meat dumplings includes loading meat dumplings on a conveyer, steaming the meat dumplings on the conveyer, and frying the meat dumplings by increasing a temperature of the conveyer from 50° C. to 200-280° C. in 1-8 minutes as the conveyer moves the meat dumplings toward downstream.

Abstract: A fond de veau is produced by boiling baked meats for extraction independently, separating a boiled extract therefrom, and reacting a protease with at least a residue of the meats to produce a protein decomposition solution, and then using said protein decomposition solution and said boiled extract separated from the baked meats boiled; or a protein hydrolytic solution obtained by reacting a protease on baked meats without boiling, with a boiled extract of fried vegetables. There is provided a process for easily producing a fond de veau in an industrial manner that has a quality equivalent to a fond de veau produced by a professional culinarian in a high yield.

Abstract: A production method of Chinese fried meat dumplings includes loading meat dumplings on a conveyer, steaming the meat dumplings on the conveyer, and frying the meat dumplings by increasing a temperature of the conveyer from 50° C. to 200-280° C. in 1-8 minutes as the conveyer moves the meat dumplings toward downstream.

Abstract: A fond de veau is produced by boiling baked meats for extraction independently, separating a boiled extract therefrom, and reacting a protease with at least a residue of the meats to produce a protein decomposition solution, and then using said protein decomposition solution and said boiled extract separated from the baked meats boiled; or a protein hydrolytic solution obtained by reacting a protease on baked meats without boiling, with a boiled extract of fried vegetables. There is provided a process for easily producing a fond de veau in an industrial manner that has a quality equivalent to a fond de veau produced by a professional culinarian in a high yield.

Abstract: A method and apparatus of preparing heat-gelled foods, dried instant foods together with water added thereto, and liquid food, using microwaves, wherein the food to be prepared by microwave heating is placed in a vessel and at least one protrusion is arranged in the vessel. The protrusion is made of a material having a function of collecting microwaves and upon subjection to microwaves collects the microwaves and results in uniform heating of the food placed in the vessel.