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Cucinetta
EN
BEEM - Elements of Lifestyle
Push the drip pan onto the lowest rail
of the appliance.
Press the Mode button to select the
"rotary spit" function.
Set the cooking time and temperature.
Press the
button (10).
Remove the cooked chicken using
the rotary spit grip as described in the
section
Using the grip (page 29)
.
NOTE
Only use chickens with a weight up
►
to max. 1000 g.
Secure the chicken on the middle of
►
the rotary spit.
Remove the innards before grilling.
►
Secure the legs and wings of the
►
chicken to prevent contact with the
heating elements.
Before grilling, insert the drip pan to
►
catch dripping fat.
It is not necessary to preheat the
►
oven.
Shish kebab skewers (images C1-C3)
Put the desired meat pieces (approx.
1.5 x 1.5 cm) pieces of sausage,
strips of pepper, onions, bacon etc.
onto the shish kebab skewers (20).
Season the skewers to taste and
sprinkle them with oil.
Put the individual skewers (20) onto
the holder (21). The curved end of the
skewer is clamped into the recess on
the holder (21) (image C1) on the one
side and the pointed end on the other
side is inserted into the hole on the
holder (image C2). Push the rotary spit
(18) into the middle of the shish kebab
holder (21) and secure on the left and
right with the retaining clips (19)
(image C3).
Insert the rotary spit into the appliance
as described in the section
Rotary
spit chicken (page 31)
.
Set the cooking time and temperature
as described in the section
Setting
the cooking temperature and time
(page 27)
.
Press the
button (10).
Remove the skewers using the skew-
er grip (16).
Vegetable basket (images D1-D2)
Push the rotary spit (18) into the mid-
dle of the vegetable basket (22) and
secure on the left and right with the
retaining clips (19) (image D1).
Open the vegetable basket and fill it
with chips, croquettes, potato wedges,
chicken nuggets, shrimps, etc. Sprin-
kle a little oil over the food.
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