FRIEDMAN, Senior Circuit Judge. The sole issue in this appeal is the meaning of the following language in a patent claim: “heating the resulting batter-coated dough to a temperature in the range of about 400° F. to 850° F.” The question is whether the dough itself is to be heated to that temperature (as the district court held), or whether the claim only specifies the temperat…
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