George Foreman GSF026B Cooking in the Fryer, Fryer begins to spin, Helpful Hints about Your Fryer

COOKING IN THE FRYER

1.Preheat oil by selecting the desired cooking temperature and turning the knob to the right of the handle so that the white line above the knob is directly at

the desired temperature.

Note: Use the graphics on the front of the appliance and the charts and recipes found in the Use & Care as a guide to determine temperature and amounts of foods to be cooked in each batch.

2.While appliance is heating the thermostat light will be off. The light will turn back on when the selected

temperature has been reached (J).

	3.	With the lid closed, raise the basket by pressing the
		handle release button and lifting it until it clicks into
		place.
J	4.	Allow the basket to drain several seconds. Press the
		lid release button to open the fryer.

5.Fill basket with foods to be cooked. Do not overfill.

6.Close the lid firmly and lower the basket into the fryer by pressing the handle release button and lowering the handle until it locks into place at the bottom of the cooking pot.

	7.	Set the cooking timer	on the top right of the fryer
		(K).
	8. The timer counts down in minutes; there is an
		audible signal when the timer reaches zero.
	9.	To turn food during cooking, lift the basket, open the
		lid and carefully turn food using heat resistant tongs
K		or slotted spoon. Reclose lid; lower the basket and
		allow food to continue cooking.

10.When cooking is complete, with lid closed press the handle release button and lift the basket until it clicks into the upper position.

11. Turn the SPIN TIMER dial on the bottom right of the fryer (L) to the desired spin time. (See the chart or recipes for average time to select.) Press the speed button to setting Low (1) or (2) High depending upon the speed desired.

	12. The light at the bottom of the fryer is illuminated and
L	the fryer begins to spin.

Note: Do not try to open the fryer when the fryer is spinning. The spinning will stop.

13. When the spinning is complete, press the OPEN button to open the fryer and

carefully remove the basket and turn the food out onto a paper towel lined plate to drain or use tongs to take the food from the basket to a serving plate.

14.Replace the basket in the appliance. Close the lid and lower the basket. Allow the fryer to regain the set temperature (about 1 minute) before frying another batch of food.

15.Repeat this process as necessary to cook additional food.

16.When cooking is complete, set dial on fryer to O and unplug the appliance.

HELPFUL HINTS ABOUT YOUR FRYER

•Preheat oil before first frying. Also, allow the oil to return to preset temperature before cooking another batch of food. The green light will turn on when the selected temperature has been reached.

•Never overfill the fryer. There must be room for the hot oil to rise when food has been added.

•Be sure the foods to be cooked are fully covered by the oil.

•If food is cooking too quickly on the outside before the center can be fully cooked:

•Check the temperature of the oil with a deep frying thermometer and check the freshness of the oil. It may be time to discard oil and start fresh.

•Lower the temperature on the fryer.

•Season fried foods after frying when they are still hot and fresh from the fryer.

•High heat, water and burnt food particles break down the oil. Always strain cooled used oil through a cheese cloth or paper towel lined strainer after each use.

•To preserve the life of your oil, store used oil tightly sealed in a cool dark place between usages. On average, oil can be reused about 4 to 6 times before discarding.

•Oil should be discarded after frying if you notice:

•Extreme smoking at normal frying temperatures

•Very darkened oil

•Rancid smelling oil

•Excessive foaming around food being fried

•Dry foods fry best. Dry foods with a paper towel. Make sure there are no ice crystals on frozen foods to be fried.

•Make sure to remove excess breading and batter before placing food in hot oil.

•Keep foods to a uniform size and thickness.

•For better fresh French fries, soak cut potatoes in cold water for ½ hour before frying. Drain well and dry thoroughly before frying. Fry in small batches and allow temperature of oil to recover before frying another batch.

•Preheating the basket helps to prevent foods from sticking to the basket.

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