Breville BOV650XL /B Issue - F11, Breville Compact Smart Oven manual Broil FUNCTION

OPERATING YOUR BREVILLE COMPACT SMART OVEN™ – Broil

Broil FUNCTION

Elements

Top heating elements cycle on and off to provide intense top heat. Bottom heating elements remain on low.

Rack Position

Top rack height position.

Optional Settings

TEMPERATURE CONVERSION button.

The BROIL function is ideal for open sandwiches, small cuts of meat, poultry, fish, sausages and vegetables. Broiling can also be used to brown the tops of casseroles and gratins.

1.Insert the wire rack into the top rack height position. The wire rack should be positioned with the spokes facing upwards.

NOTE

We recommend using the top rack height position during the BROIL function. However this is a guide only. Certain foods may require the middle rack height position depending on the recipe, the amount and size of the food and your personal taste.

For example, the middle rack height position may be more appropriate for taller foods that may touch the heating elements, thicker foods such as hamburger patties, marinated foods such chicken wings, or foods that require a gentle broil.

We recommend experimenting with the rack height position, as well as the temperature and time settings to produce the desired results.

2.Insert the Breville enamel broil rack into the enamel baking pan. Place food on the assembled broil rack or in an oven-proof dish, then place on the center of the wire rack so air flows around the sides of the food.

NOTE

When broiling, the Breville enamel broil rack must be inserted into the Breville enamel baking pan. When assembled together, the broil rack is designed to drain grease and fats away from meats for healthier cooking. The baking pan collects these pan drippings and helps prevent spattering.

NOTE

Caution should be exercised when using metal foil to cover accessories, pans, and dishes. Be sure that the metal foil is fitted securely as close contact with the oven’s heating elements can cause overheating and risk of fire.

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