One touch cooker
An automated one touch cooker device that automatically cooks food items in a pot and the same pot can be used as a serving container. The automated one touch cooker comprises of a cooking vessel, a water reservoir and a body frame wherein the cooking vessel is used for cooking a food item, the water reservoir holds fresh water for cooking, and the body frame houses the water reservoir and the cooking vessel. The body frame further holds a water pump, a water heater, and other elements required to run the cooker device.
1. An automated one touch one pot cooker device comprising
a removable cooking vessel, wherein the said cooking vessel consists of a stirring device to prevent pasta from sticking, a removable straining lid to strain the water after cooking, and the said cooking vessel is used as a serving container;
a detachable water reservoir with a removable lid, and U-shaped flaps on each side of the water reservoir, wherein the said water reservoir provides fresh water for cooking pasta, and
a body frame, wherein the said body frame consists of a chamber at the top covered with a lid, a base assembly at the bottom, an outer water spout, and a cylindrical long body in the center with the said cooking vessel on one side of the said cylindrical long body, and the said water reservoir on the opposite side of the said cylindrical long body, wherein the said top chamber has a water spout under the said lid, wherein the said base assembly houses a water pump, and a mixer drive for the stirring device in the cooking vessel, and wherein the said cylindrical long body holds a water heater inside.
2. The automated one touch cooker device of claim 1 , wherein the said water reservoir attaches to the body frame through snap fit tabs on the said U-shaped flaps of the said water reservoir meeting the snap tabs on the body frame.
3. The automated one touch cooker device of claim 1 , wherein the base assembly further consists of an electrical connector to attach the cooking vessel to the body frame, a mixer motor to drive the stirring device within the cooking vessel and a valve to attach the water reservoir to the body frame.
4. The automated one touch cooker device of claim 1 , wherein the device is programmed to include different cooking modes, cook times, cook amount, or manual settings to initiate the cooking process.
5. The automated one touch cooker device of claim 4 , wherein the device cooks different food items and makes coffee or tea.
6. The automated one touch cooker device of claim 1 , wherein a cooking cycle is selected, the water is pumped out of the water reservoir into the water heater to heat the water which is then passed through the outer water spout and poured into the cooking vessel for cooking the food item placed in the cooking vessel.
7. An automated one touch cooker device comprising
a removable cooking vessel, wherein the said cooking vessel consists of a stirring device to prevent food from sticking;
a detachable water reservoir with a removable lid, and U-shaped flaps on each side of the water reservoir, wherein the said water reservoir provides fresh water for making coffee and
a body frame, wherein the said body frame consists of a chamber at the top covered with a lid, a base assembly at the bottom, a first outer water spout, and a cylindrical long body in the center with the said cooking vessel on one side of the said cylindrical long body, and the said water reservoir on the opposite side of the said cylindrical long body, wherein the said top chamber has a second water spout under the said lid, a coffee filter insert and a coffee water dispersal plate to make coffee, wherein the said base assembly houses a water pump, wherein the said cylindrical long body holds a water heater inside, wherein the said cooking vessel is removed to install a coffee plate on the base assembly to hold a carafe or a mug for coffee.
8. The automated one touch cooker device of claim 7 , wherein a coffee cycle is selected, the water is pumped by the water pump from the water reservoir into the water heater to heat the water to a desired temperature, the water exits the water spout under the lid in the top chamber and passes through the coffee water dispersal plate, the coffee beans, filter insert, out of the outer water spout and into a coffee mug or small carafe placed on the base assembly.