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Sencor STM 3010WH User manual

Food
Mixer
User's
manual
SENCOR
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR/STM
3012BL
STM
301ЗОК
/
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ/
STM
3018RS
Before
you
turn
this
appliance
on,
please
read
the
user's
manual
thoroughly,
even
if
you
are
already
experienced
in
using
similar
appliances.
Only
use
the
appliance
in
the
manner
described
in
this
user's
manual.
Keep
this
manual
for
future
use.
We
recommend
saving
the
original
shipping
cardboard
box,
packaging
material,
receipt
and
warranty
card
for
the
duration
of
the
warranty.
During
transportation,
pack
the
appliance
using
the
original
packaging
materials
only.
EN-1
Copyright
©
2013,
Fast
ČR,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
CONTENTS
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
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INSTRUCTIONS
AND
INFORMATION
REGARDING
THE
DISPOSAL
OF
USED
PACKAGING
MATERIALS
.
16
DISPOSAL
OF
USED
ELECTRICAL
AND
ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT
..............................
16
ЕМ-2
Copyright
©
2013,
Fast
СК,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR
/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
e
Children
must
not
use
this
appliance
or
play
with
it.
Keep
this
appliance
and
its
power
cord
out
of
reach
of
children.
e
This
appliance
may
be
used
by
persons
with
physical
or
mental
impairments
or
by
inexperienced
persons
if
they
are
properly
supervised
or
have
been
informed
about
how
to
use
of
the
product
in
a
safe
manner
and
under-
stand
the
potential
dangers.
Copyright
©
2013,
Fast
CR,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
READ
CAREFULLY
AND
STORE
FOR
FUTURE
USE.
Before
connecting
this
appliance
to
a
power
socket,
make
sure
the
voltage
stated
on
the
rating
label
of
the
product
corresponds
to
the
voltage
in
your
power
socket.
Never
use
accessories,
which
have
not
been
supplied
with
this
appliance
or
which
have
not
been
explicitly
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
The
appliance
is
intended
and
designed
for
processing
a
standard
amount
of
food
in
the
household.
Do
not
use
the
appliance
for
anything
other
than
its
intended
purpose.
Do
not
use
the
appliance
in
an
industrial
environment
or
outdoors.
Do
not
use
sprays
in
the
vicinity
of
the
appliance.
Do
not
place
the
appliance
on
window
sills
or
on
unstable
surfaces.
Only
place
the
appliance
on
an
even,
dry
and
stable
surface.
Do
not
place
the
appliance
on
an
electric
or
gas
stove,
in
the
vicinity
of
an
open
flame
or
appliances
that
are
sources
of
heat.
Ensure
that
the
power
plug
contacts
do
not
come
into
contact
with
water
or
moisture.
Do
not
wash
the
appliance
(except
for
the
removable
attachments
and
mixing
bowl)
under
running
water
and
do
not
submerge
it
in
water
or
any
other
liquid.
Before
attaching
attachments
to
the
appliance,
removing
or
replacing
them,
ensure
that
the
appliance
is
turned
off
and
disconnected
from
the
power
socket.
For
safety
reasons,
this
appliance
is
equipped
with
a
safety
mechanism
that
prevents
the
motor
from
being
started
if
the
appliance's
arm
is
tilted
out.
Before
putting
the
appliance
into
operation,
check
that
it is
correctly
assembled
and
that
the
arm
is
in
the
horizontal
position.
Allow
hot
liquids
or
food
to
cool
down
before
mixing
them.
Do
not
leave
the
appliance
in
continuous
operation
under
a
heavy
load
for
a
period
longer
than
6
minutes.
Before
turning
it
on
again,
allow
it
to
cool
down
for
at
least
10
minutes.
Do
not
tilt
out
the
arm
or
put
your
hands
or
items,
such
as
a
kitchen
knife,
fork
or
wooden
spoon,
into
the
bowl
while
mixing.
Do
not
touch
the
rotating
attachments
and
ensure
that
foreign
items
such
as
clothing,
hair,
etc.
are
kept
away.
An
injury
could
occur
or
the
appliance
could
be
damaged.
If
an
item,
such
as
a
spoon,
falls
into
the
mixing
bowl
while
the
appliance
is
running,
immediately
set
the
speed
control
knob
to
position
0
(stand-by
mode),
disconnect
the
power
cord
from
the
power
socket
and
take
the
item
out
of
the
bowl.
If
ingredients
stick
to
the
attachments
or
the
inside
of
the
bowl,
turn
off
the
appliance
and
disconnect
it
from
the
power
socket.
Use
a
spatula
to
clean
the
attachments
and
the
inside
of
the
bowl.
Then
you
can
continue
mixing.
Do
not
turn
the
appliance
on
when
empty.
The
incorrect
use
of
the
appliance
may
negatively
affect
its
lifetime.
Always
turn
off
the
appliance
and
disconnect
it
from
the
power
socket
if
you
will
not
be
using
it
and
if
you
will
be
leaving
it
without
supervision,
before
assembly,
disassembly,
cleaning
or
moving
it.
Before
storing
the
appliance,
check
that
the
stand
arm
is
tilted
to
the
horizontal
position.
Do
not
place
heavy
items
on
the
power
cord.
Make
sure
the
power
cord
does
not
hang
over
the
edge
of
a
table,
or
that
it
does
not
touch
a
hot
surface.
Do
not
disconnect
the
appliance
from
the
power
socket
by
pulling
on
the
power
cord.
This
could
damage
the
power
cord
or
the
power
socket.
Disconnect
the
cord
from
the
power
socket
by
gently
pulling
the
plug
of
the
power
cord.
If
the
power
cord
is
damaged,
have
it
replaced
at
a
expert
service
centre.
It
is
forbidden
to
use
the
appliance
if it
has
a
damaged
power
cord
or
plug.
To
avoid
the
danger
of
injury
by
electrical
shock,
do
not
repair
the
appliance
yourself
or
make
any
adjustments
to
it.
Have
all
repairs
or
adjustments
of
the
appliance
performed
at
an
authorised
service
centre.
Tampering
with
the
appliance
during
the
warranty
period
may
void
the
warranty
policy.
Copyright
©
2013,
Fast
CR,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR
/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
DESCRIPTION
OF
THE
APPLIANCE
Kneading
hook
Balloon
whisk
A-shaped
beater
4-litre
stainless
steel
bowl
Base
unit
Mixing
head
with
shaft
for
connecting
attachments
AQ),
A@
ог
А()
Tilt-out
arm
with
open
position
lock
PUSH
button
for
releasing
the
arm
©
©
©
©
©
©
©
©
Speed
control
knob
with
light
PULSE
(pulse
mode
for
short
operation
at
the
maximum
speed
level)
-0
(turned
off
to
stand-by
mode)
–
speed
level
setting
1,
2, 3,
4,
5,
6
(52,
87,
112, 122,
136
and
172
rpm)
Anti-slip
feet
with
suction
cups
Storage
space
for
winding
up
the
power
cord
EN-5
Copyright
©
2013,
Fast
ČR,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
PLANETARY
MIXING
SYSTEM
e
The
planetary
mixing
system
is
based
on
the
principle
of
dual
rotation
of
the
attachment.
The
attachment
rotates
anticlockwise
along
the
inner
perimeter
of
the
bowl
while
rotating
around
its
own
axis
in
the
opposite
direction.
This
ensures
that
ingredients
inside
the
bowl
are
processed
thoroughly
and
evenly.
BEFORE
FIRST
USE
1.
Таке
the
appliance
and
its
accessories
out
of
the
packaging
materials.
Thoroughly
wash
all
parts
that
are
intended
to
come
into
contact
with
food
(kneading
hook
AQ),
whisk
A®,
beater
AĜ)
and
the
stainless
steel
mixing
bowl
A®)
using
warm
water
and
a
neutral
kitchen
detergent.
Then
rinse
them
with
clean
water
and
dry
thoroughly
with
a
fine
wiping
cloth.
SELECTING
ATTACHMENT
TYPES
ATTACHMENT
TYPE
PURPOSE
OF
USE
Kneading
hook
АП)
It
is
used
for
kneading
and
preparing
heavy
and
thick
doughs
containing
yeast,
e.g.
bread
dough.
Beater
A@)
It
is
used
for
mixing
medium
heavy
and
lighter
doughs
not
containing
yeast,
for
mixing
sauces,
creams,
fillings,
etc.
Whisk
АС)
It
is
used
for
whisking
whole
eggs
or
egg
whites,
whipped
cream,
light
doughs,
foamy
creams,
etc.
Do
not
use
it
for
mixing
heavy
and
thick
doughs.
ASSEMBLING
AND
DISASSEMBLING
THE
APPLIANCE
e
Before
you
start
assembling
or
disassembling
the
food
mixer,
check
that
it is
turned
off
and
disconnected
from
the
el.
power
socket.
1.
Inserting
the
mixing
bowl
1.1
Place
the
food
mixer
оп
an
even,
dry
surface,
for
example
on
a
kitchen
workbench.
1.2
Release
the
arm
A®
by
pressing
the
PUSH
button
A®
and
tilt
it
upwards.
The
arm
AQ)
is
locked
іп
the
open
position
when
the
PUSH
button
A®
slides
out
together
with
an
audible
click.
1.3
Place
the
stainless
steel
bowl
A@
into
the
hole
in
the
base
unit
A®
and
secure
it
in
place
by
turning
it
clockwise.
When
the
bowl
A®
is
properly
attached,
it is
not
possible
to
lift
it
off
the
base
unit
A©.
2.
Attaching
an
attachment
(kneading
hook,
beater
or
whisk)
2.1
When
attaching
an
attachment,
the
агт
A@
must
be
secured
іп
the
open
position,
see
point
1.2
in
chapter
Inserting
the
mixing
bowl.
Attach
one
of
the
attachments
to
the
T-shaped
shaft
of
the
mixing
head
A®
so
that
the
shaft
fits
into
the
hole
on
the
attachment.
Push
the
attachment
towards
the
mixing
head
A®
turn
it
anticlockwise
to
secure
it
to
the
shaft.
2.2
With
one
hand,
hold
the
attachment
and
gently
pull
it
downwards.
If
it is
properly
secured
to
the
shaft,
it
will
not
come
off.
2.3
If
you
will
not
be
immediately
placing
ingredients
into
the
mixing
bowl
А@),
press
the
PUSH
button
A@®)
and
tilt
the
агт
A@
to
the
horizontal
position.
When
the
arm
А
is
tilted
to
the
horizontal
position,
the
PUSH
button
A@®)
will
slide
out
accompanied
by
an
audible
click.
Copyright
©
2013,
Fast
CR,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR
/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
3.
Removing
the
attachment
and
mixing
bowl
3.1
Release
the
arm
A®
by
pressing
the
PUSH
button
A®
and
tilt
it
upwards.
The
arm
АФ)
is
locked
іп
the
open
position
when
the
PUSH
button
A®
slides
out
together
with
an
audible
click.
3.2
Hold
the
attachment
and
gently
push
it
towards
the
mixing
head
A®.
Then
rotate
it
clockwise
until
it is
released
from
the
motor
shaft
and
take
it
off.
Turn
the
mixing
bowl
A®
anticlockwise
and
take
it
off
the
base
unit
A®.
Move
the
агт
А
back
їо
the
horizontal
position.
OPERATING
THE
APPLIANCE
1.
Unwind
the
necessary
length
of
power
cord
from
the
compartment
AQ).
2.
Release
the
arm
A®
by
pressing
the
PUSH
button
A®
and
tilt
it
out.
3.
Into
the
bowl
A@
that
is
seated
in
the
base
unit
Аб),
place
the
ingredients.
Attention:
The
maximum
weight
of
the
ingredients
that
can
be
processed
in
a
single
batch
is
1.6
kg.
When
preparing
bread
dough,
do
not
process
more
than
600
g
of
flour
at
once.
When
preparing
dough
for
sweet
pastries
(fruit
cakes,
etc.)
it is
possible
to
process
no
more
than
450
g
of
flour
at
once.
The
maximum
number
of
egg
whites
that
can
be
whisked
at
once
is
8.
4.
Press
the
PUSH
button
A®
and
tilt
the
arm
А
together
with
the
attached
attachment
to
the
horizontal
position.
5.
Make
sure
that
the
food
mixer
is
correctly
assembled
and
that
the
speed
control
knob
A®
15
set
to
position
0
(stand-by
mode).
Connect
the
power
cord
to
the
el.
power
socket.
Connection
to
a
working
power
socket
is
indicated
by
the
speed
control
knob
A®
being
lit.
6.
Use
the
speed
control
knob
А0)
to
set
the
required
speed
level
from
1
to
6.
First,
set
a
lower
speed
to
prevent
ingredients
from
being
sprayed
around.
As
soon
as
they
are
mixed
together,
increase
the
speed
to
the
required
level.
The
speed
can
be
adjusted
at
any
time
as
required.
The
pulse
mode
is
used
for
increasing
the
speed
to
maximum
for
a
short
time.
To
activate
the
pulse
mode,
turn
the
speed
control
knob
A@
to
the
PULSE
position
and
to
ensure
continuous
operation
hold
it
down
in
this
position.
As
soon
as
you
release
the
speed
control
knob
Аб),
it
will
automatically
return
to
position
0
(off).
Attention:
If
it is
necessary
to
wipe
ingredients
off
the
inside
of
the
mixing
bowl
А@
and
the
attachment,
first
turn
off
the
food
mixer
by
setting
the
speed
control
knob
A®
to
position
0
(stand-by
mode)
and
then
disconnect
it
from
the
power
socket.
Then
wipe
away
the
ingredients
using
a
plastic
spatula.
The
maximum
operating
time
is
6
minutes.
Do
not
leave
the
appliance
in
continuous
operation
for
longer
than
indicated
above.
This
is
especially
true
under
a
heavy
load
(e.g.
when
processing
heave,
thick
doughs).
If
the
appliance
is
in
operation
under
heavy
load,
allow
it
to
cool
down
for
at
least
10
minutes
before
turning
it
on
again.
At
lower
loads,
a
cooling
time
of
3
to
5
minutes
is
usually
sufficient.
7.
After
you
have
finished
using
the
appliance,
set
the
speed
control
knob
A@
to
position
0
(stand-by
mode)
and
disconnect
the
power
cord
from
the
power
socket.
8.
Disassemble
the
food
mixer
according
to
the
instructions
included
in
chapter
Assembling
and
disassembling
the
appliance.
Use
a
soft
plastic
spatula
to
remove
mixes
from
the
mixing
bowl
A@
and
the
attachment.
9.
Clean
out
the
food
mixer
after
each
use
according
to
the
instructions
in
chapter
Cleaning
and
maintenance
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GUIDE
TO
MIXING
Attachment
type
Ingredients
Amount
Processing
time
Selecting
a
speed
Whisk
АС)
Egg
whites
max.
8
pcs
4
minutes
Level
6
Whisk
AQ)
Cream
500
ml
4-5
minutes
Level
6
Whisk
АО)
Mayonnaise
3
egg
yolks
1
minute
Level
2-4
Beater
A@
Cake
dough
approx.
800
g
6
minutes
Level
2-6
Kneading
hook
АС)
Bread
dough
тах.
600
g
of
flour
4
minutes
Level
2
Note:
The
above
processing
times
are
only
a
reference.
To
prevent
ingredients
from
splattering
out
of
the
bowl,
select
an
initial
speed
level
of
1
or
2.
Later
set
a
higher
speed
based
on
requirements.
CLEANING
AND
MAINTENANCE
e
Before
cleaning
the
food
mixer,
always
turn
it
off
by
setting
the
speed
control
knob
A®
to
position
0
and
disconnect
it
from
the
power
socket.
e
It
is
necessary
to
thoroughly
clean
the
attachment
after
every
use
in
hot
water
and
neutral
kitchen
detergent.
Then
rinse
it
under
clean
running
water
and
thoroughly
wipe
dry
with
a
fine
wiping
cloth.
Note:
The
attachments
are
intended
for
short
term
contact
with
food
(including
beverages),
i.e.
max.
4
hours.
e
Wash
the
stainless
steel
mixing
bowl
A@
using
hot
water
and
neutral
kitchen
detergent.
Then
rinse
it
under
clean
running
water
and
wipe
dry
with
a
fine
wiping
cloth.
м
Tip:
()
If
you
whisked
egg
whites,
first
rinse
the
whisk
A@
and
the
mixing
bowl
A®
under
cold
water.
=
Ifyou
were
to
use
hot
water,
the
egg
white
remains
would
harden
and
their
removal
would
be
more
difficult.
e
Тосіеап
the
base
unit
A®
and
the
arm
AQ,
use
a
cloth
dipped
іп
a
weak
detergent
solution.
Then
wipe
everything
dry.
e
Never
submerge
the
appliance
or
its
power
cord
in
water
or
any
other
liquids.
For
cleaning
do
not
use
thinners
or
solvents,
or
cleaning
agents
causing
abrasion.
Otherwise
the
surface
treatment
of
the
appliance
could
be
damaged.
STORAGE
e
Ifyou
will
not
be
using
the
food
mixer,
store
it
in
a
dry
place
out
of
children's
reach.
Make
sure
that
the
arm
A@
is
tilted
into
the
horizontal
position.
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TIPS
AND
ADVICE
BREAD
DOUGH
-
INGREDIENTS
FLOUR
This
is
the
most
important
ingredient
used
for
baking
bread.
Together
with
yeast
it
creates
the
texture
of
the
loaf.
When
it is
mixed
with
a
liquid,
the
proteins
contained
in
it
start
to
create
gluten.
Gluten
is
a
web
of
flexible
fibres
which
entrap
gases
produced
by
the
yeast.
White
wheat
flour
И
is
sold
as
baking
flour,
bread
flour
ог
fine
wheat
flour.
Fine
flour
is
the
most
readily
available,
nevertheless,
you
will
achieve
better
result
with
flour
with
a
protein
content
of
at
least
11
%
to
12
%.
The
recipes
included
in
this
user's
manual
require
the
use
of
bread
flour
with
a
protein
content
of
11
%.
This
information
is
provided
on
the
packaging
of
the
flour.
Do
not
sieve
the
flour
or
use
flour
with
baking
powder
unless
specified
in
the
recipe.
Whole
grain
wheat
flour
It
is
produced
from
wheat
grains
and
contains
bran
and
germ.
Bread
baked
from
this
type
of
flour
will
be
denser.
You
will
achieve
a
less
dense
bread
by
replacing
one
cup
of
whole
grain
flour
with
one
cup
of
white
bread
flour.
Rye
flour
It
is
very
popular
in
bread
making.
It
contains
a
large
amount
of
mineral
compounds,
but
has
a
low
protein
content
and
so
it is
usually
combined
with
wheat
flour
to
ensure
that
the
bread
rises
well.
Gluten
flour
It
is
produced
by
extracting
gluten
from
wheat
grains.
Adding
gluten
flour
can
improve
the
texture
and
quality
of
the
bread
when
using
a
flour
with
a
lower
protein
content.
BREAD
MIXES
They
contain
flour,
sugar,
dried
milk,
salt
and
other
ingredients
such
as
bread
improver.
Usually
water
and
yeast
is
added.
BREAD
IMPROVER
It
is
available
in
supermarkets
and
health
food
stores.
The
ingredients
contained
in
bread
improver
are
usually
food
processing
industry
acids
such
as
ascorbic
acid
(vitamin
C)
and
enzymes
(amylase)
extracted
from
wheat
flour.
Bread
improver
will
help
in
firming
up
the
dough,
thus
achieving
a
larger
size
loaf
and
finer
texture.
The
bread
is
more
stable
and
lasts
longer.
SUGAR
It
provides
sweetness,
flavour
and
a
brown
colour
to
the
bread
crust.
It
is
added
to
yeast.
White
sugar,
brown
sugar
or
honey
are
suitable.
DRIED
MILK
AND
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
They
enrich
the
taste
and
increase
the
nutritional
value
of
the
bread.
Dried
milk
is
suitable
and
easy
to
use.
Store
it
in
an
air-tight
container
in
the
refrigerator.
Likewise,
dried
soya
milk
may
be
used
but
it
makes
the
bread
tougher.
Fresh
milk
should
not
be
substituted
unless
indicated
in
the
recipe
otherwise.
SALT
It
is
an
important
ingredient
for
baking
bread.
It
increases
the
absorption
capacity
of
the
dough,
improves
kneading,
supports
gluten
development
and
has
an
effect
on
the
shape
of
the
loaf,
texture
of
the
crumb,
taste
and
increases
the
lifetime
of
the
bread.
Measure
it
out
carefully
as
it
prevents
the
bread
from
rising.
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FAT
Adds
flavour
and
retains
moisture.
Vegetable
oils
such
as
safflower,
sunflower
or
rape
seed
oil
may
be
used.
Oils
can
be
substituted
for
by
butter
or
margarine,
however
the
crust
colour
may
become
yellowish.
YEAST
It
is
used
as
a
leavening
agent.
The
recipes
in
this
user's
manual
use
dried
yeast.
Prior
to
using
dried
yeast,
always
check
the
use-by-date
because
yeast
with
an
expired
use-by-date
may
cause
the
dough
not
to
rise.
Three
times
as
much
fresh
or
pressed
yeast
must
be
used
compared
to
dried
yeast.
To
create
a
starter,
one
needs
liquid,
sugar
and
heat.
FAST
RISING
YEAST
It
is
a
mix
of
yeast
and
bread
improver.
If
you
wish
to
replace
standard
yeast
in
your
recipe
with
this
type
of
yeast
then
leave
out
the
bread
improver.
Fast
rising
dough
should
not
be
used
in
combination
with
bread
mixes
as
a
bread
improver
is
usually
already
contained
in
them.
WATER
Standard
tap
water
is
usually
used.
It
is
necessary
to
warm
cold
water
up
to
room
temperature
before
use.
Water
that
is
too
cold
or
too
hot
will
prevent
the
starter
from
forming.
EGGS
They
are
used
in
certain
bread
recipes.
They
help
the
dough
to
rise
and
increase
the
nutritional
value
of
the
bread.
They
add
flavour
and
a
fine
crust
and
usually
are
used
for
sweeter
types
of
bread.
OTHER
INGREDIENTS
Ingredients
such
as
dried
fruit,
nuts,
chocolate
chips,
etc.
which
should
remain
whole
in
the
baked
bread,
should
be
mixed
into
the
dough.
They
should
be
added
to
the
dough
gradually
during
the
kneading
process
before
the
dough
rises.
BREAD
DOUGH
-
PREPARATION
Check
the
minimum
lifetime
or
the
use-by-date
of
all
the
ingredients.
Add
the
ingredients
in
the
order
that
they
are
provided
in
the
recipe.
Store
opened
foods
in
air-tight
containers.
Allow
ingredients
that
you
have
taken
out
of
the
refrigerator
to
first
reach
room
temperature
before
using
them.
e
|f
not
indicated
in
the
recipe
otherwise,
use
bread
flour.
Do
not
use
flour
with
a
protein
content
lower
than
11
%.
e
Do
not
use
flour
with
baking
powder
for
making
a
yeast-based
bread,
unless
indicated
otherwise
in
the
recipe.
e
|f
you
live
in
a
location
that
is
above
900
т
above
sea
level,
you
will
probably
need
to
adjust
the
amount
of
yeast
indicated
in
the
recipe.
The
higher
the
above-sea-level
altitude,
the
lower
the
air
pressure
and
the
faster
dough
rises.
It
is
recommended
to
use
1⁄4
of
a
teaspoon
of
yeast
less
than
indicated
in
the
recipe.
e
If
the
weather
is
hot
and
humid,
use
%
of
a
teaspoon
of
yeast
less
than
is
indicated
in
the
recipe
to
prevent
the
dough
from
over-rising.
e
Тһе
properties
of
the
flour
may
change
with
the
season
ог
type
of
storage.
Then
it is
necessary
to
adjust
the
water
to
flour
ratio
in
the
following
way.
If
the
dough
is
too
sticky,
add
1
to
2
tablespoons
of
flour.
If
the
dough
is
too
dry,
add
1
to
2
tablespoons
of
water.
Several
minutes
are
needed
for
these
ingredients
to
be
absorbed.
It
should
be
possible
to
shape
a
dough
with
the
right
amount
of
flour
and
water
into
a
smooth
loaf
that
is
moist
to
touch
but
not
sticky.
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How
to
prepare
a
yeast
starter
e
Pour
the
amount
of
warm
water
indicated
in
the
recipe
into
a
clean
glass
bowl.
Then
add
the
necessary
amount
of
fresh
or
pressed
yeast
together
with
1
teaspoon
of
sugar
and
one
teaspoon
of
flour.
Carefully
mix
everything
together
and
cover
with
a
plastic
bag.
Leave
it
in
a
warm
place
(30
°C)
for
approximately
30
minutes
or
until
the
mixture
foams
up.
This
mixture
should
be
used
immediately.
Rising
in
a
warm
location
e
Yeast,
whether
it
be
during
fermentation
or
in
the
dough,
requires
heat
to
gain
in
volume.
Create
a
warm
place
for
rising
your
dough
by
placing
a
metal
baking
tray
onto
a
bowl
with
sufficiently
hot
water.
Place
the
prepared
dough
on
to
the
baking
tray
and
cover
with
a
lightly
greased
thicker
plastic
bag
or
a
kitchen
wiping
cloth.
A
warm
location
without
a
draft
is
required
for
dough
to
rise.
Allow
the
dough
to
rise
until
it
doubles
in
volume.
САКЕ
AND
PASTRY
DOUGH
-
INGREDIENTS
FLOUR
Flour
used
for
cakes
and
fine
pastries
should
have
a
lower
protein
(gluten)
content,
than
flour
used
for
baking
bread.
Medium-fine
and
fine
flour
This
flour
has
a
lower
protein
(gluten)
content
and
gives
the
baked
goods,
such
as
cakes,
tarts,
fine
pastry,
pancakes
a
finer
texture.
Flour
with
baking
powder
It
is
a
mixture
of
flour
and
leavening
agents
such
as
baking
powder.
To
make
1
cup
of
the
flour
and
baking
powder
mixture,
mix
1
cup
of
flour
with
2
teaspoons
of
baking
powder.
Whole
wheat
flour
Contains
bran
and
wheat
germ
and
may
be
used
in
doughs
for
tarts
and
pies.
The
texture
of
a
product
made
from
whole
wheat
flour
will
be
denser.
Corn
flour
It
is
made
from
corn
and
is
used
for
certain
baked
goods
to
which
it
loans
a
finer
texture.
It
may
be
used
to
thicken
sauces
and
desserts.
Rice
flour
It
is
made
from
rice
and
is
used
to
make
the
texture
of
baked
goods
finer,
for
example
for
shortcrust
pastry.
BAKING
POWDER
It
is
used
as
a
leavening
agent
in
baking.
BAKING
SODA
It
is
known
as
sodium
bicarbonate.
It
can
be
used
as
an
additional
leavening
agent
or
for
darkening
certain
baked
goods.
BUTTER
It
provides
a
specific
taste
and
a
fine
texture
to
baked
goods.
In
certain
recipes
it
is
possible
to
substitute
oil
for
butter,
however
the
resulting
taste
and
texture
of
the
baked
good
will
be
different.
In
this
case,
use
1⁄4
less
butter
than
the
amount
of
oil
indicated
in
the
recipe.
Before
you
start
whipping
butter
together
with
sugar,
allow
it
to
soften
at
room
temperature.
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EGGS
Eggs
should
be
at
room
temperature
to
give
the
correct
volume
to
baked
goods.
Crack
the
eggs
individually
into
a
separate
bowl
and
only
then
add
to
the
other
ingredients.
This
will
prevent
ruining
the
entire
batch
if
one
of
the
eggs
is
rotten.
If
you
will
be
whisking
the
egg
whites,
carefully
separate
them
from
the
yolks.
Egg
yolks
contain
fat
and
their
remains
prevent
the
successful
whipping
up
of
egg
whites.
Before
you
start
whipping
the
egg
whites,
make
sure
that
the
whisk
and
the
mixing
bowl
are
completely
clean
and
without
fat
residues.
Otherwise,
the
egg
whites
might
not
be
perfectly
whipped.
MILK
Full-cream
milk
should
be
used
unless
indicated
in
the
recipe
otherwise.
Low-fat
or
half-cream
milk
can
be
used
but the
final
taste
and
texture
of
the
baked
goods
may
be
different.
SUGAR
Usually
white
granulated
sugar
is
used.
It
adds
flavour,
texture
and
colour
to
baked
goods.
Caster
sugar
is
also
frequently
used
because
it
dissolves
easier
when
it
is
whipped
with
butter.
Brown
sugar
may
be
used
to
add
a
different
taste
and
colour
to
the
baked
goods.
BAKING
e
Allow
the
oven
to
preheat
to
the
correct
temperature
before
starting
baking.
e
The
baking
temperature
may
differ
depending
on
the
type
of
baking
oven.
Reduce
the
temperature
indicated
in
the
recipe
by
15-20
°C
if
using
a
hot-air
oven.
e
Instead
of
floured
baking
pans
and
trays,
you
can
use
parchment
paper
if
appropriate.
You
can
coat
the
baking
pan
with
a
small
amount
of
fat
to
prevent
the
parchment
paper
from
sliding
on
the
smooth
surface
of
the
baking
pan.
e
Test
that
the
baked
good
is
finished
before
taking
it
out
of
the
oven.
Gently
touch
the
top
of
the
baked
good,
if
it
returns
to
its
initial
shape,
it
should
be
properly
baked.
Carefully
insert
a
skewer
into
the
middle
of
the
baked
good
and
pull
it
out.
If
the
dough
does
not
stick
to
the
skewer,
the
baked
good
is
finished.
e
То
make
biscuits
сгіѕріег,
take
the
baking
tray
out
of
the
oven
and
place
it
onto
a
metal
rack.
Move
the
individual
items
on
the
baking
tray
from
their
baking
location
and
allow
them
to
cool
down.
Once
they
cool
down
move
them
from
the
baking
tray
to
a
platter.
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ČR,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
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3010WH
/
STM
3011GR
/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
RECIPES
Sponge
cake
4
eggs,
separated
egg
whites
from
yolks
"д
of
a
cup
of
caster
sugar
1
cup
(150
g)
of
medium-fine
flour
with
baking
powder,
sieved
3
tablespoons
of
water
e
Use
the
whisk
АО).
e
Set
the
speed
level
to
6
and
whisk
up
the
egg
whites
into
a
thick
foam.
Reduce
the
speed
level
to
1
and
slowly
add
sugar
until
the
foam
thickens
and
stops
to
be
smooth.
e
Add
the
egg
yolks
and
mix
carefully.
e
Set
the
speed
level
to
1
and
intermittently
add
flour
and
water.
Whisk
until
the
ingredients
combine.
e
Pour
the
dough
into
a
pre-prepared
greased
and
floured
baking
pan.
e
Bake
ina
preheated
oven
at
180
°C
for
approx.
20-25
minutes.
e
Allow
the
baked
sponge
cake
to
cool
down
on
a
metal
rack.
Vanilla
batter
dough
cake
125
g
of
butter,
softened
зд
of
a
cup
of
caster
sugar
1
teaspoon
of
vanilla
essence
2
eggs
2
cups
(300
g)
of
medium-fine
flour
with
baking
powder,
sieved
зд
of
a
cup
of
milk
Use
the
beater
А().
Set
the
speed
to
6
and
beat
the
butter
together
with
sugar
until
the
mixture
is
fluffy
and
smooth.
Add
the
vanilla
essence,
eggs
one
after
the
other
and
beat
them
thoroughly.
Reduce
the
speed
to
2
and
slowly
intermittently
add
flour
and
milk
and
beat
until
a
smooth
dough
forms.
Pour
the
dough
into
a
pre-greased
and
floured
baking
pan
with
a
diameter
of
22
cm.
e
Bake
in
a
preheated
oven
at
180
°C
for
approximately
45-50
minutes
or
until
the
dough
is
golden
in
colour.
e
Allow
the
baked
cake
to
cool
down
on
a
metal
platter.
Butter
biscuits
(approx.
40
pcs)
125
g
of
butter,
softened
зд
of
a
cup
of
caster
sugar
1
teaspoon
of
vanilla
essence
1
egg
2
cups
(300
g)
of
medium-fine
flour
1
teaspoon
of
baking
powder
e
Use
the
beater
A@.
e
Set
the
speed
to
6
and
beat
the
butter
until
smooth.
Add
sugar,
vanilla
essence
and
the
egg.
Beat
until
a
light
smooth
mixture
is
created.
e
Mix
the
flour
and
the
baking
powder.
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CR,
a.s.
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3010WH
/
STM
3011GR/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
e
Set
the
speed
to
2
and
gradually
add
the
flour
until
everything
is
properly
combined
into
a
single
mass.
Do
not,
however,
beat
for
too
long.
e
Use
a
teaspoon
to
form
small
balls
and
lay
them
out
evenly
on
to
а
lightly
greased
or
parchment
paper
covered
baking
tray.
Leave
sufficient
room
around
each
ball.
Using
a
lightly
floured
fork,
push
down
each
of
the
balls.
e
Bake
in
a
preheated
oven
at
190
°C
for
approximately
12-15
minutes
or
until
the
biscuits
are
lightly
golden
in
colour.
e
Таке
the
biscuits
off
the
baking
tray
and
leave
to
cool
down
оп
а
metal
rack.
Cream
snow
puffs
(20-24
pcs)
4
egg
whites
1
cup
of
caster
sugar
e
Use
the
whisk
А0).
e
Set
Ше
speed
level
to
6
and
whip
up
a
thick
snow
from
the
egg
whites.
Lower
the
speed
to
level
1
and
carefully
add
half
the
sugar
and
whip
it
in.
Then
add
the
remaining
sugar.
e
Using
a
spoon,
apply
a
small
amount
of
the
snowy
mixture
on
to
a
lightly
greased
baking
tray.
Leave
about
3
cm
around
the
individual
pieces
so
that
they
do
not
bake
to
one
another.
e
Bake
in
the
oven
at
120
°C
about
1
to
1%
hours
or
until
the
snow
puffs
are
dry.
To
avoid
burning
them,
do
not,
however,
bake
then
too
long.
Take
them
off
the
baking
tray
and
put
them
aside
to
cool
down
and
store
them
in
an
air-tight
container.
Note:
You
can
use
a
decorating
tool
to
create
larger
snow
puffs.
This
may
necessitate
a
longer
baking
time.
White
bread
4
cups
(600
g)
of
bread
flour
3
tablespoons
of
dried
milk
1%
teaspoons
of
salt
1%
tablespoons
of
sugar
1
teaspoon
of
bread
improver
2
teaspoons
of
instant
yeast
2
tablespoons
of
oil
1%
cups
(375
ml)
of
water
additional
bread
flour
for
hand
kneading
e
Use
the
kneading
hook
AQ).
e
пп
the
mixing
bowl,
mix
the
flour,
dried
milk,
salt,
sugar,
bread
improver
and
the
instant
yeast.
e
Set
the
speed
to
1-2
and
slowly
add
water
and
oil
into
the
dry
mix.
Leave
it
to
knead
until
a
dough
starts
to
form.
e
Move
the
dough
on
to
a
lightly
floured
rolling
board
and
thoroughly
knead
by
hand
until
the
dough
is
sufficiently
fine
and
smooth.
Note:
At
this
stage,
the
dough
should
be
very
well
kneaded
so
that
gluten
is
formed,
which
gives
the
dough
the
correct
elasticity
and
helps
it
to
rise.
e
Place
the
dough
into
a
large
bowl
and
cover
with
plastic
wrap.
Allow
it
to
rise
in
a
warm
place
for
about
20
minutes
or
until
the
dough
doubles
in
size.
ЕМ-14
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©
2013,
Fast
СК,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR
/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
e
Take
the
risen
dough
out
of
the
bowl
and
knead
once
more
оп
a
lightly
floured
rolling
board.
e
Place
the
dough
into
a
baking
pan.
Cover
with
plastic
wrap
and
allow
it
rise
in
a
warm
place
for
about
30-40
minutes
or
until
the
dough
has
risen
sufficiently.
Remove
the
plastic
wrap.
e
You
can
make
a
egg
glaze
before
baking.
e
Bake
in
a
preheated
oven
at
200
°C
for
approximately
40-50
minutes
ог
until
the
bread
is
golden
іп
colour.
e
Allow
the
baked
bread
to
cool
down
for
15
їо
20
minutes
and
then
remove
it
from
the
baking
pan.
Allow
the
loaf
to
cool
down
completely
before
cutting
it,
to
prevent
it
from
collapsing.
Egg
glaze
for
bread
dough
1
egg,
lightly
beaten
2-3
tablespoons
of
water
•
Міх
both
ingredients
together
until
a
smooth
mixture
is
formed.
Do
not
whip.
If
necessary
strain
through
a
sieve.
Brush
the
egg
glaze
on
to
the
bread
dough
before
baking.
Focaccia
(2—4
portions)
3
cups
(450
g)
of
bread
flour
1
teaspoon
of
salt
2
teaspoons
of
sugar
2
teaspoons
of
instant
yeast
2
tablespoons
of
olive
oil
1
cup
(250
ml)
of
water
For
glazing:
2
tablespoons
of
olive
oil
1
tablespoon
of
coarse
salt
2
tablespoons
of
black
olives,
sliced
e
Use
the
kneading
hook
AQ).
e
Inthe
mixing
bowl,
mix
the
flour,
salt,
sugar
and
yeast.
e
Set
the
speed
to
1-2
and
slowly
add
water
and
oil
into
the
dry
mix.
Leave
it
to
knead
until
a
dough
starts
to
form.
e
Move
the
dough
оп
to
a
lightly
floured
rolling
board
and
thoroughly
knead
by
hand
until
a
fine
smooth
dough
forms.
e
Place
the
dough
into
a
large
bowl
and
cover
with
plastic
wrap.
Allow
it
to
rise
in
a
warm
place
for
about
20
minutes
or
until
the
dough
doubles
in
size.
e
Таке
the
risen
dough
out
of
the
bowl
and
knead
once
more
on
a
lightly
floured
rolling
board.
e
Place
the
dough
into
a
lightly
greased
Teflon
baking
pan
of
dimensions
20
x
30
cm
and
roll
into
the
shape
of
the
baking
pan.
e
Lightly
cover
with
plastic
wrap
and
allow
it
rise
in
a
warm
place
for
about
20-30
minutes
or
until
the
dough
has
risen
a
little.
Remove
the
plastic
wrap.
e
Brush
the
dough
with
olive
oil
and
sprinkle
on
the
coarse
salt
and
sliced
olives.
•
Bake
in
a
preheated
oven
at
200
°C
for
approximately
30-35
minutes
or
until
the
focaccia
bread
15
golden
in
colour.
e
After
taking
it
out
of
the
oven,
allow
it
to
cool
down
оп
а
metal
rack.
EN-15
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©
2013,
Fast
CR,
a.s.
Revision
10/2013
Food
Mixer
STM
3010WH
/
STM
3011GR/
STM
3012BL/
STM
30130R
STM
3014RD
/
STM
3015VT
/
STM
3016YL/
STM
3017TQ
/
STM
3018RS
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
Rated
voltage
range
„оа
е
еее
a
A
reader
220-240
V
Rated
TregUeNCy
eseis
eA
E
EE
EE
RA
aE
eae
Eea
A
aaa
En
EAEEREN
50/60
Hz
Rated
power
IN
еН
ЗЕРЕКЕ
ЗОР
ЧИРНИИ
a
a
AEE
AAAA
E
k
aaa
a
EAEAN
EKE
ии
450
W
Safety
class
(for
electric
shock
ргойесноп):-.
гъан
оіан
аана
аннараа
аан
вада
11
МОЕТ
а
ее
86
dB(A)
The
declared
noise
emission
level
of
the
appliance
is
86
dB(A),
which
represents
а
level
А
of
acoustic
power
with
respect
to
a
reference
acoustic
power
of
1
pW.
Glossary
of
technical
terms
Safety
class
for
electric
shock
protection:
Class
Il
–
Electric
shock
protection
is
provided
by
double
or
heavy-duty
insulation.
Changes
to
the
text
and
technical
parameters
are
reserved.
INSTRUCTIONS
AND
INFORMATION
REGARDING
THE
DISPOSAL
OF
USED
PACKAGING
MATERIALS
Dispose
of
packaging
material
at
a
public
waste
disposal
site.
DISPOSAL
OF
USED
ELECTRICAL
AND
ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT
The
meaning
of
the
symbol
on
the
product,
its
accessory
or
packaging
indicates
that
this
product
shall
not
be
treated
as
household
waste.
Please,
dispose
of
this
product
at
your
applicable
collection
point
for
the
recycling
of
electrical
&
electronic
equipment
waste.
Alternatively
in
some
states
of
the
European
Union
or
other
European
states
you
may
return
your
products
to
your
local
retailer
when
buying
an
equivalent
new
product.
The
correct
disposal
of
this
product
will
help
save
valuable
natural
resources
and
help
in
preventing
the
potential
negative
impact
on
the
environment
and
human
health,
which
could
be
caused
as
a
result
of
improper
liquidation
of
waste.
Please
ask
your
local
authorities
or
the
nearest
waste
collection
centre
for
further
details.
The
improper
disposal
of
this
type
of
waste
may
fall
subject
to
national
regulations
for
fines.
For
business
entities
in
the
European
Union
If
you
wish
to
dispose
of
an
electrical
or
electronic
device,
request
the
necessary
information
from
your
seller
or
supplier.
Disposal
in
other
countries
outside
the
European
Union
If
you
wish
to
dispose
of
this
product,
request
the
necessary
information
about
the
correct
disposal
method
from
local
government
departments
or
from
your
seller.
This
product
meets
all
the
basic
EU
regulation
requirements
that
relate
to
it.
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