Bayou Classic DB250, DB375 owner manual Steaming Instructions

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STEAMING INSTRUCTIONS

Typically 2 to 3 inches of water is used for steaming food products. Use cooking vessel (stockpots) having perforated baskets that are elevated above the water level. Be certain your stockpot has a vented lid for steaming.

WARNING

Use an insulated mitt when lifting stockpot lid when steaming. Steam escaping through the lid vent under pressure is invisible and can cause severe burns. Use extreme caution when removing stockpot lid when steaming or boiling.

Do not allow water to evaporate completely during steaming. The bottom of aluminum stockpots will quickly warp and melt if all water evaporates; even under a low flame. If steaming for a long period of time you will need to occasionally add water to the stockpot.

1.Follow instructions to properly assemble and position the cooker. Perform gas leak test, and water level determination.

2.Arrange food in the perforated basket.

3.Heat up time for 2 to 3 inches of water will be very fast.

4.Once boiling is achieved, reduce cooker flame by turning regulator valve as directed.

5.Using an insulated mitt, carefully lower food basket into the cooking vessel, then cover with lid. (Be certain food is not touching the water.)

6.Leave the cooker flame set low during cooking to maintain a steady boil.

Hint: Cooked seafood turns from translucent to opaque when done.

7.When steaming is done, turn off gas to the cooker. Wearing an insulated mitt, carefully lift the lid and remove food basket from the cooking vessel.

FRYING INSTRUCTIONS (Read pages 24 - 25 about Cooking Oil)

WARNING

This cooker does not have automatic thermostat controls so must be attended and monitored at all times during use. When cooking with oil/grease, a thermometer must be used to monitor temperature. Oil/grease heated above 400˚F (200˚C) will ignite and catch fire causing property damage, personal injury or death.

NOTE: Optimum frying temperature range is 325˚F to 350˚F (163˚C to 177˚C).

1.Follow instructions to properly assemble and position the cooker. Perform gas leak and thermometer test, and oil level determination.

2.After making certain food product is thawed and towel dried, add food product into the empty basket.

CAUTION

Before lighting cooker, always have all food product prepared and ready for frying. This will reduce future distractions and better enable proper monitoring of thermometer and heating oil.

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Contents LP GAS Cooker Keep this Manual for Future ReferenceLimited Warranty ContentsSafety Symbols Safety Precautions and Warnings Remember Think Safety and Use Common Sense If YOU Smell GASCooking with OIL or Grease Placement of Cooker If OIL or Grease Fire OccursThermometer & OIL Temperature Regulator Hose AssemblyLP GAS Cylinder General OperatingGeneral Operating Assembly Instructions Model #DB250Carbon Monoxide Hazard LP GAS CylinderFilling the LP GAS Cylinder Regulator Hose Assembly Brass Connecting Regulator Hose Assembly to CookerGAS Leak Testing Connecting Regulator Hose Assembly to LP GAS CylinderLeak Testing When to Perform a Leak TestGAS Leak Test Instructions PRE-COOKING Check List Positioning the CookerLighting Instructions Before LightingLighting HOW to Reignite Burner Turning OFF Cooker and Disconnecting HoseOperating Instructions Thermometer Test InstructionsPlacement of Your Thermometer HOW to Determine Proper Amount of Liquid for CookingBoiling Water Level Determination Steaming Water Level DeterminationBoiling Instructions Frying OIL/GREASE Level DeterminationFollow 3-MINUTE 15-MINUTE Boiling Rule Removing Basket from Cooking VesselSteaming Instructions Page Cooking OIL Important Facts to Know Page Trouble Shooting Tips SymptomPossible Solution CauseTrouble Shooting Guide Symptom Cause Possible SolutionGeneral Maintenance & Storage Care & USE Instructions for Cookware Polished Aluminum PotsOther Products by Bayou Classic 10 PSI