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• Never use the fryer without oil or fat.
• Always ensure that you use a good quality lard
or oil for deep frying. Corn, groundnut, rape
seed or vegetable oils are ideal. Do not use
margarine, butter or olive oil.
• Avoid mixing oil or fat of different qualities.
• Change the oil or fat when it becomes brown
or milky in colour.
• If there are water droplets on the base of the
tank, the oil should be changed.
• Important: Before each use pierce holes in
solid fat with a plastic spatula, as far as the
bottom of the fryer body, so that any water
trapped under the fat can escape as steam.
Make sure not to damage the heating element
in doing so.
If you use oil, leave it to cool and transfer it
to a metal or ceramic container.
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• Take into account the food to be cooked
before you select your frying temperature. As
a general guide pre-cooked food needs a
higher cooking temperature than raw food.
• Your food must always be completely dry in
order to avoid overflowing and to prolong the
use of the oil or fat.
• All foodstuffs, particularly frozen food and
potatoes, contain moisture. When lowered
into the hot oil or fat, the water in the food
turns to steam and escapes.
• Old potatoes are ideal for making chips. Your
chips should be evenly sized so that they cook
evenly and should be rinsed and dried before
they are fried.
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Do not overload the basket as it may cause a
drop of the temperature that may leave the food
greasy. Do not use your fryer under wall
mounted cupboards which could prevent you
removing the lid easily. Your fryer will always be
ready to use if you store cooled and filtered oil
inside, with the lid in place. Cook your food
thoroughly. Remember that your food may begin
to turn golden brown before it is cooked
through.
Select your cooking utensils with care. Do not
use utensils that may melt. Metal utensils become
hot and therefore should have insulated handles.
When using metal utensils TAKE CARE NOT
TO DAMAGE THE HEATING ELEMENT.
Your fryer has a maximum capacity of 1kg of
food. For best results with frozen chips, we
recommend no more than 900g are being used.
Avoid leaving food to drain for too long in the
basket as the food may become soft and lose its
crunchiness.
Old potatoes are ideal for making chips. Your
chips should be evenly sized so that they cook
evenly. They should be rinsed in a colander under
a cold tap and dried using a kitchen towel or
absorbent paper. For best results fry your chips
at 160°C for 4-6 minutes and then place the
basket on its rest. Turn the temperature dial to
190°C and when the temperature control light
goes out lower the basket again for a further 2-4
minutes. During this time, shake the basket at
short intervals to ensure the chips get an overall
browning.
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CLEANING SHOULD ONLY BE CARRIED
OUT WHEN THE FRYER IS SWITCHED
OFF AND THE PLUG REMOVED FROM
THE SOCKET. YOUR FRYER SHOULD
HAVE COMPLETELY COOLED.
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The basket and its handle can be hand washed
in warm soapy water. IT SHOULD BE
THOROUGHLY DRIED AFTERWARDS.
When the oil has
completely cooled, the
tank of your fryer can be
removed for cleaning by
following these
instructions:
Remove the lid, basket
and control unit. To
remove the tank
completely from its shell
place your finger tips
under the rim of the tank
as indicated I. Once
removed, drain the oil contained in the tank
through fine muslin or absorbent paper placed in
a suitable funnel. The fryer body can be washed
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