COOKING HINTS
Figure 3.9
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Heating
Cooking
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0 | Switched OFF |
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1 | For melting operations | ||
2 | (butter, chocolate). |
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2 | To maintain food hot and | ||
to heat small quantities of | |||
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3 | To heat bigger quantities; | ||
to whip creams and sauces. | |||
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| Slow boiling, i.e.: boiled | ||
3 | meats, spaghetti, soups, | ||
continuations of | steam | ||
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cooking of roasts, stews, | |||
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| potatoes. |
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4 | For every kind of frying, | ||
cutlets, uncovered cooking, | |||
| i.e.: risotto. |
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4 | Browning of meats, roasted | ||
potatoes, fried | fish, | ||
5 | omelettes, and for boiling | ||
| large quantities of water. | ||
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6 | Fast frying, grilled steaks, | ||
etc. |
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After a short period of use, experience will teach you which setting is the right one for your needs.
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