Cooking Information continued
To Cook Rice
Fill the cooking vessel two thirds full with water; add salt. Bring to the boil on dial setting
Variations;
1.Add 1½ cup chopped shallots which have been sauteed in 30g butter.
2.Add 1½ teaspoon tumeric whilst cooking.
Heating or Scalding Milk
For hot chocolate, desserts, custards, puddings or where hot or scalded milk is required, set control dial setting
Melting Chocolate
Roughly chop chocolate and add to cooking vessel. Set control between dial setting
Reconstituting Dried Fruit
Place dried fruit into a bowl and cover with cold water. Soak for several hours. Transfer fruit and water to cooking vessel. Set control to dial setting
Roasting And Baking Meats
You will find it quite convenient to cook joints of
small quantity of oil, up to ¼ cup, to prevent meat from sticking. Heat the vessel to dial setting
to brown and seal on all sides. Veal or fat
free fillets of meat may require a little more oil, while lamb and fatty cuts can be cooked in their own fat. If excess fat accumulates in the vessel, it is advisable to spoon this out during cooking. After browning, set the control to 10 to achieve a sizzling action whilst the light is ON. Only fat, not juice should accumulate whilst roasting. Moisture in the fat indicates the necessity to increase the temperature. Turn the meat two or three times during cooking and add vegetables
Roasting Nuts
Heat ¼ cup oil in cooking vessel on dial setting
Stir continuously until browned. Drain on absorbent paper and sprinkle with salt.
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