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Kambrook KSB400, Instruction Booklet

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Your Kambrook X Blade Pro Food Prep System

1. 

'ON' speed button

2. 

'TURBO' speed button

3. 

600 watt powerful Stick Mixer 

motor controls stick mixer and 

attaches to food processing 

bowl for operating cubic and 

food processing attachments 
a) Variable speed control dial to 

adjust motor speed from low to 

high as required depending on 

the processing task

4. 

Stick Mixer attachments for 

blending or mashing 

a)  Stainless steel four tip 

 

blending shaft 

b)  Masher attachment 

c)  Masher attachment 

 connector

NOTE: 

The rubber non-slip ring on 

the base of the food processing 

bowl is removable for cleaning but 

should always be in place when 

using the food processing bowl.

5. 

2 litre processing bowl used 

with cubic and food processing 

attachments

6. 

Lid release button on processing 

bowl handle. Press down on 

button to release the locking 

mechanism on the lid.

7. 

Processing bowl lid with feed 

chute and food pusher used 

with cubic and food processing 

attachments

8. 

Non-slip rubber ring (removable)

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4

b

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Summary of Contents for KSB400

Page 1: ...Zealand Private Bag 94411 Botany Manukau Auckland 2163 New Zealand Customer Service Line Spare Parts 0800 273 845 Customer Service Fax 0800 288 513 www kambrook co nz Kambrook Australia Building 2 Po...

Page 2: ...X Blade Pro Food Prep System KSB400 Instruction Booklet...

Page 3: ...se In the event that you need some assistance with your Kambrook appliance please contact our Customer Service Department on 1300 139 798 Australia or 0800 273 845 New Zealand Alternatively visit us o...

Page 4: ...Contents Kambrook Recommends Safety First p4 Your Kambrook X Blade Pro Food Prep System p7 Operating Your Kambrook Stick Mixer p9 Food Preparation Guide p24 Care Cleaning and Storage p28 Recipes p33...

Page 5: ...re the power cord and body of Stick Mixer are also kept away from any heat source Take care when handling the Stick Mixer attachments and sharp cutting blades when emptying the bowl and during cleanin...

Page 6: ...outlet before removing the lid from the food processing bowl Use the blade protector when storing the processing blade Do not process thin fluids such as water milk stock juice etc in the food process...

Page 7: ...enance other than cleaning should be performed at an authorised Kambrook Service Centre This appliance is for household use only Do not use this appliance for other than its intended use Do not use in...

Page 8: ...hing a Stainless steel four tip blending shaft b Masher attachment c Masher attachment connector NOTE The rubber non slip ring on the base of the food processing bowl is removable for cleaning but sho...

Page 9: ...inside the processing bowl e Cube cutter cleaning accessory to help remove foodstuffs that may get caught in cube cutter blade after dicing 10 Food Processing attachment for processing slicing shreddi...

Page 10: ...lace the masher connector processing bowl lid and Stick Mixer motor into a dishwasher or submerge in water for cleaning Wipe the masher connector processing bowl lid and Stick Mixer motor with a damp...

Page 11: ...depending on what the recipe specifies 4 Place the blending shaft as deeply as possible into the saucepan and press and hold the ON button The button must be kept pressed for the duration of operation...

Page 12: ...r process Remember when using the blending shaft to stop the Stick Mixer and check foodstuffs throughout the operation The stainless steel blending shaft on the Stick Mixer allows for hot food to be p...

Page 13: ...o place until an audible click sound is heard to indicate that it is secure See Fig 3 Fig 3 NOTE Ensure the masher attachment is dry and that there is no water inside before attaching to avoid any wat...

Page 14: ...the heat and allow to cool to room temperature before mashing When mashing ensure the potatoes are cut into uniform sizes and fully cooked to ensure even and consistent results Ensure the body of the...

Page 15: ...this press downwards on the lid release button found on the handle of the processing bowl to release and twist the lid clockwise to unlock Remove the lid from the bowl 4 Locate the small vertical tab...

Page 16: ...an audible click can be heard to indicate it is secure See Fig 8 Fig 8 8 Put the Food Pusher inside the feed chute on the processing bowl lid Using the Cubic Attachment HINT Before dicing organise in...

Page 17: ...cessing Bowl Lid Carefully remove the cubic attachment as described below and use a spatula to scrape off any attached foodstuffs back into the processing bowl 7 Remove the foodstuffs from inside the...

Page 18: ...voiding contact with the sharp stainless steel blade pull the disc away from the blade holder See Fig 12 Fig 12 7 Carefully remove the cube cutter blade from the blade holder To do this flip the blade...

Page 19: ...should only be handled by its central plastic 1 Place the food processing bowl on a benchtop Press downwards on the lid release button on the handle and twist the lid clockwise to unlock the lid and r...

Page 20: ...ce the processing bowl is assembled with the Spindle and the chosen processing accessory it is time to place the lid on the processing bowl 1 Place the lid on the processing bowl so that the small tab...

Page 21: ...hen an extra burst of power is required 8 When processing has finished switch off the motor by releasing the ON or TURBO speed button switch off at the power outlet and remove the power plug from the...

Page 22: ...simultaneously push food into the bowl with the food pusher while pressing the ON or TURBO button 6 Ensure that the ingredients to be sliced shredded or chipped are of suitable size to be fed through...

Page 23: ...way from the processing bowl lid to detach 3 To remove the processing bowl lid from the processing bowl press the lid release button on the processing bowl handle to unlock and turn the lid in a clock...

Page 24: ...23 WARNING Never mix dry thick or heavy mixtures for more than 20 seconds Stop the operation and stir the ingredients before continuing Allow the motor to rest for 1 minute between each use...

Page 25: ...feed chute and push down using the food pusher Use speed setting 10 Root Vegetables Potatoes Pumpkin Carrots Sweet Potatoes Swede Parsnip Peel or scrub clean and cut to fit the feed chute Place into...

Page 26: ...to fit the feed chute Place into the feed chute and push down using the food pusher Use speed setting 6 Melons Peel and scoop out the seeds and then cut to fit the feed chute Place into the feed chute...

Page 27: ...kin zucchini eggplant cucumbers capsicum cabbage cheese lettuce cooked meats cabanossi and salami Cut to fit the feed chute and push down using the food pusher Use speed setting 8 to speed setting 10...

Page 28: ...d Mixing dough with nuts Already prepared dough 260g flour with 160ml water 30g chopped nuts Use speed 2 for approximately 1 second increments until desired consistency is reached Red meat chicken fil...

Page 29: ...el blending shaft can be placed in the dishwasher Alternatively hand wash in warm soapy water rinse and dry thoroughly after each use Do not use abrasive cleaners or steel wool QUICK WASH Between each...

Page 30: ...bowl near the handle See Fig 20 Make sure the blade holder is level and sits securely in the processing bowl Fig 20 Fig 19 NOTE In order to ensure the cap does not loosen while processing firmly tigh...

Page 31: ...not fall out press lightly on the two plastic corners to disengage See Fig 22 Fig 22 6 The blade holder and cube cutter blade are now removed for cleaning 7 Use a spatula to remove excess foodstuffs...

Page 32: ...c attachment cube cutter disc blade holder cubic shaft cleaning accessory Yes Yes Yes Processing blade slicing shredding disc chipping disc the Spindle Yes Yes Yes Quick Cleaning Guide The processing...

Page 33: ...chipping disc inside the processing bowl so they sit flat Place the Spindle cube cutter shaft cube cutter blade cleaning accessory and processing blade on top of the discs Assemble the cubic attachmen...

Page 34: ...33 Recipes...

Page 35: ...ice 1 lemon 2 tsp sweet chilli sauce 2 tsp flaked salt 1 With the assembled cubic attachment secure the processing bowl lid Turn the speed setting dial to setting 10 and attach the motor to the proces...

Page 36: ...d push down using the pusher while pressing the ON button Continue until all pumpkin has been processed 4 In a bowl toss together the pumpkin olive oil and salt until combined Pour onto the prepared o...

Page 37: ...rve over baby spinach or as an accompaniment to another meal Bolognaise Sauce Serves 4 1 brown onion halved 2 tbsp olive oil 2 cloves garlic minced 700g lean beef mince 300g carrots peeled 500ml tomat...

Page 38: ...desired consistency is reached 2 Serve in a cocktail glass with a strawberry on the side of the glass Low Fat Mango Smoothie Makes 2 serves 2 mango cheeks flesh only frozen 1 cup light milk cup low f...

Page 39: ...to low heat for 20 minutes Remove from the heat stir through the cream and allow to cool for 10 minutes 5 With the four blade blending shaft attached turn the speed setting dial to setting 10 and blen...

Page 40: ...our 1 tsp baking soda 1 tsp ground cinnamon 1 tsp ground nutmeg cup brown sugar cup vegetable oil cup golden syrup 3 x 59g free range eggs lightly whisked 1 tsp vanilla bean paste 200g cream cheese cu...

Page 41: ...a bowl combine the yoghurt lemon and paprika and toss through the coleslaw 6 Serve with grilled chicken Sweet Potato Fries Makes 500g 3 litres vegetable oil for deep frying 500g sweet potato peeled cu...

Page 42: ...on speed setting 10 by pressing the ON button for approximately 60 seconds 4 Top with reserved sage leaves and serve immediately Thai Style Sweet Potato Mash Makes 6 serves 1 2kg sweet potato peeled...

Page 43: ...er cream and salt and mash using the mashing attachment on speed setting 10 by pressing the ON for approximately 60 seconds 3 Stir through of the chives and sprinkle the remaining over the top Veggie...

Page 44: ...43 Notes...

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