The food which is to be fried must only be immersed when the oil has reached the right temperature, i.e. when the indicator light goes off.

Do not overfill the basket.This would cause the temperature of the oil to drop suddenly, resulting in fried food which is too greasy and not uniformly fried.

When frying small quantities of food, the temperature of the oil must be set lower than the temperature indicated to avoid the oil boiling too violently.

Check that the food is thinly sliced and of even thickness, as food which is too thick cooks badly on the inside, despite looking nice, while food of an even thickness reaches the ideal cooking point all at the same time.

Dry the food completely before immersing it in the oil or fat, as wet food becomes soggy after cooking (especially potatoes). It is advisable to bread or flour food which has a high water content (fish, meat, vegetables), being careful to remove the excess bread or flour before immersing it in the oil.

Frying non-frozen food

 

Type of food

Max.

Temperature

Time in

 

Quantity

°C

Minutes

 

 

 

CHIPS

 

Half portion

500

190

7-8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whole portion (safety limit)

1000

190

14-16

 

 

 

 

 

 

FISH

Squid

500

160

9-10

 

 

Scallops

500

160

9-10

 

 

Scampi tails

600

160

7-10

 

 

Sardines

500-600

170

8-10

 

 

Cuttlefish

500

160

8-10

 

 

Sole (n. 3)

500-600

160

6-7

 

 

 

 

 

 

MEAT

Breaded veal cutlets (n. 2)

250

170

5-6

 

 

Chicken cutlets (n. 3)

300

170

6-7

 

 

Meat balls (n. 8 - 10)

400

160

7-9

 

 

 

 

 

 

VEGETABLES

Artichokes

250

150

10-12

 

 

Cauliflower

400

160

8-9

 

 

Mushrooms

400

150

9-10

 

 

Aubergines

300

170

11-12

 

 

Courgettes

200

170

8-10

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bear in mind that the cooking times and temperatures are approximate and must be adjusted according to the amount of food which is to be fried and to personal taste.

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DeLonghi F28313 manual Frying non-frozen food, Quantity Minutes