FOOD

AMOUNT

TIME

Fish

 

 

 

 

 

Frozen, fillets

3

pieces

5

-6 minutes

Raw, battered

3

pieces

4

-6 minutes

French Fries

 

 

 

 

 

Frozen, crinkle cut

1

-1/2 pounds

10-12 minutes

Frozen, she string

1

-1/2 pounds

5

-7 minutes

Frozen, wedges

1

pound

7

-9 minutes

Raw Fries, see recipe

1

pound

8

-11 minutes

Onion Rings

 

 

 

 

 

Frozen, battered

1

pound

6

-8 minutes

Raw, battered

4

-5 rings

3

-4 minutes

Shrimp

 

 

 

 

 

Frozen, battered

1

pound

4

-6

minutes

Fresh, battered

½ pound

3

-5

minutes

Vegetables

 

 

 

 

 

Frozen, battered

1

pound

2

-3

minutes

Raw, battered

½ pound

2

-3

minutes

RECIPES

Follow basic user instructions when making these recipes in deep fryer.

Raw Fries

3-4 medium potatoes, peeled, if desired

1. Cut each potato into 3/8 -inch strips. Place in large bowl, cover with cold water. Allow to soak 15 minutes, or until ready to fry, to remove surface starch.

2. Rinse; drain and dry thoroughly with paper toweling before adding to basket.

3. To cook, choose either the double fry or single fry method from below.

Double Fry

1. Fill fryer with oil to MAX level. Preheat covered fryer with basket lowered, until temperature light goes out .

2. Lift basket to drain position; add raw fries. Do not add more than 1 pound of raw fries to basket to prevent boil -over when basket is lowered.

3. Slowly lower basket. Secure cover onto fryer and cook 2 to 3 minutes until fries are cooked through, but not browned.

4. Lift basket to drain position; allow oil to heat until temperature light goes out.

5. Slowly lower basket. Secure cover onto fryer and cook 6 to 8 minutes or until fries are brown and crisp.

6. When fries are done, lift basket to drain position to allow excess oil to drain off. Empty fries onto paper toweling to finish draining before serving. Season as desired. Makes 4 servings .

Single Fry

1. Fill fryer with oil to MAX level. Preheat covered fryer with basket lowered, until temperature light goes out .

2. Lift basket to drain position; add raw fries. Do not add more than 1 pound of raw fries to basket to prevent boil -over when basket is lowered.

3. Slowly lower basket. Secure cover onto fryer and cook 12 to 15 minutes or until fries are brown and crisp.

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West Bend L5262 Fish, French Fries, Onion Rings, Shrimp, Vegetables, Raw Fries Medium potatoes, peeled, if desired

L5262 specifications

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