Nestle Research and Development
Senior Specialist-Engineering
Nestle Hand Held Food Group Previously Chef America Jan 1996 - Jun 2006
Product Development Manager and Senior Food Engineer and Project Manager and Food Technologist
Canada Safeway May 1991 - Jun 1994
Journeyman Baker
Braeside Haysboro Bakery Sep 1977 - Sep 1988
Journeyman Baker
Education:
University of Alberta 1990 - 1994
Bachelors, Chemical Engineering
Skills:
Food Science Research and Development Bakery Science and Technology Chemical Engineering Dough Processing Baker Department Management Food Processing Microwave Foods Project Management S&T Strategy Aacc Aib Ift
Languages:
English Dutch
Certifications:
License 24-A000495
Us Patents
Dough Product Having A Twisted Appearance With Break-Apart Sections
Robert White - Castle Rock CO, US Ashok Dhruv - Englewood CO, US Timothy Prins - Highlands Ranch CO, US David Belville - Chagrin Falls OH, US William D'Amico - North Ridgeville OH, US Kevin Kermode - Bainbridge OH, US Russell Bombik - Mayfield Heights OH, US
International Classification:
A01J001/00
US Classification:
426518000
Abstract:
Methods for producing fragments of a food product are disclosed. The method includes providing an amount of a formable food product, dividing a single input flow of the formable food product into multiple output streams, extruding the formable food product through an orifice to form strands and cutting the strands of formable food product into pieces. The method may be used be used to produce fragments of cheese that have an appearance similar to cheese that has been shredded. A method is also disclosed for applying the fragments of food product to a base food product, such as a sandwich or pizza.
The invention relates to a method of improving the organoleptic properties of a baked dough product which is to be reheated with microwaves, by targeting and positioning first and second dough portions in the dough product that respond differently to microwave reheating after baking to achieve optimal consumer experience and quality benefits. The baked dough product obtainable by the method is another embodiment of the invention.
The present invention relates to a process for manufacturing a dough base, particularly for a dough base, which is a pie or a pizza dough. The claimed process comprises a step, wherein the pressing surface is vibrating with an ultrasonic frequency during the pressing step.