25
Min-Max
capacity
(gram)
Time
(minutes)
Temperature (°C) Shake
Other
Potatoes and fries
Thin fries
300-1200
9-19
200
Shake **
Thick fries
300-1200
12-22
200
Shake **
Homemade fries (8*8mm)
300-1500
18-30
180
Shake **
Add ½ tbs oil
Potato wedges
300-1200
18-24
180
Shake**
Add ½ tbs oil
Potato cubes
300-1200
12-18
180
Shake**
Add ½ tbs oil
Rösti
250
15-18
180
*
Potato gratin
500
18-22
180
*
Meat and poultry
Steak
100-600
8-12
180
Pork chops
100-500
10-14
180
Hamburger
100-500
7-14
180
Meat loaf
100-500
18-22
180
Drumstick
100-500
18-22
180
Chicken breast
100-800
10-15
180
Entire chicken
1200
60
180
Snacks
Meat balls
240
7
200
*
Spring rolls
100-500
8-10
200
Shake**
*
Chicken Nuggets
100-500
6-10
200
Shake**
*
Fish Fingers
100-500
6-10
200
*
Bread crumbed
cheese snack
100-500
8-10
180
*
Vegetables
100-500
10
160
Cake
Quiche
500
20
190
Use a suitable
baking tin
Muffins
500
15
180
Use a suitable
baking tin
Cake
500
(total
weight of the
dough)
65
150
Use a suitable
baking tin tin
TIP: oven suited food always works, however, the time or temperature needed are less.
TIP: If you prefer your appliance pre-heated before starting the desired programme, you can also use the reheat
function (180° C - 4 min.)
NOTE: * Check if the ingredients are suited for preparation in the oven.
** See 4. Use
Homemade fries
For the best result, we advise to use prebaked fries (e.g. frozen fries). If you want to make homemade fries, follow
steps below.
1.
Peel the potatoes and cut them into fries.
2.
Soak the fries in a bowl of water for at least 30 minutes, take them out and dry them properly with some paper
towel.
3.
Pour ½ spoon of oil in a bowl, add the fries and mix carefully until all fries are equally covered with oil.
4.
Remove the fries from the bowl with your hands or a kitchen utensil so redundant oil stays behind in the bowl.
Put the fries in the basket.