processing guide
Tool
Food
Knife Blade Lean Meat
Herbs
Nuts
One Stage Cake
Shortcrust Pastry
Disc
Firm food such as
carrots or potatoes
Softer items such
as cucumbers or
tomatoes
C to use the whisk
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You can whip light ingredients such as egg whites;
cream; instant desserts; and eggs and sugar for
whisked sponges.
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Don't whisk heavier mixtures such as margarine and
sugar - you'll damage the whisk.
1 Push the wire whisk into the whisk collar µ.
2 Fit the power handle inside the whisk collar. Push to
lock.
3 Place your food in a bowl.
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Don't whisk more than 4 egg whites or 400ml (
cream.
4 Plug in. To avoid splashing, start on speed 1. Move the
whisk clockwise.
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Don't let liquid get above the whisk wires.
5 After use, unplug and dismantle.
D frother
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Never add ingredients whilst the appliance is operating.
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Take care when blending hot liquids.
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Do not process more than 200mls milk as it may
overflow as it froths and thickens.
1 Fit the frother shaft to the power handle ¸ – push to
lock.
2 Start mixing on a low speed and increase the speed if
required.
Max
Recommended Speed
Qty
500g
30g
100g
800g
total wt
340g
flour wt
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hints
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Always add the liquid ingredients first.
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Always mash fruit to a smooth puree before adding.
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If using syrups and powder mixes add them just before
mixing to prevent them from sinking to the bottom.
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For best results, all liquid ingredients should be as cold
as possible.
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Milk drinks will taste better if the milk is ice cold. The
colder the milk, the thicker and more frothy the drink.
Skimmed milk will produce a frothier drink than semi-
3
⁄
pt)
skimmed or full fat milk.
4
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Never try to mix frozen fruit or crush ice.
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Break up large lumps of ice cream before frothing.
5
5
5
5
5
4 – 5
5
5
3
Approx Processing
time (secs)
10 – 30
10
20 – 30
10 – 20
20
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