COOKING TIPS
Broiling and Grilling
•Place food directly on the low rack without covering. Use the high rack to bring food closer to heat source for additional crispness and browning of food.
•If the meat or fish is very lean, brush the rack with cooking oil before arranging the food on the rack.
•For a glazing affect, set the food 4 inches away from top heating unit. Apply the desired glaze and broil at 400 F to 475 F until the desired shade of brown is reached. Fruit jams, preserves and jellies work well as a glaze for broiled foods.
Baking
•When baking cakes, biscuits, brownies, muffins and cookies make sure the containers fit within the glass bowl and on top of rack. Disposable aluminum foil
Air Frying
•Little or no oil is used, yet the effect is like
•Spray or brush vegetable oil onto the rack to assist with easier removal of cooked food.
•Once food has finished cooking, remove the top lid from the glass bowl, otherwise, the steam will cause the food to become soggy instead of crispy.
NOTE: NEVER FILL THE GLASS BOWL WITH OIL. THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT TO BE USED AS A DEEP FRYER!
Steaming
To steam, place food in a bowl or small pan on top of the low rack making sure that the food does not contact the sides of the glasscontainer. Pour water or broth into the bottom of the bowl or pan using half cup of liquid for every 1lb of food. Cover tightly with aluminum foil making sure food does not come in contact with the foil. Place wrapped container into the oven and cook at 350 F for 5 to 10 minutes depending upon individual taste.
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