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*depending on model
«steW» function
• Press «Menu» key to select function «Stew». The screen displays «--», the light of «Start» flickers, then
press «Start» key. The multicooker enters into «Stew» cooking status. The light of «Start» lights up and
the LED screen displays the remaining time.
• The default cooking time is 60 minutes adjustable from minimum 20 minutes to 9 hours. Long press on
+/- key will allow to increase or decrease the time without bip.
• At the end of cooking, the buzzer will ring several times, the multicooker will enter keep warm status
with the «Keep Warm» key turning on and the screen will display «b”.
«steAM/souP» function
• Press «Menu» key to select function «Steam/Soup». The screen displays «--», the light of «Start» flickers,
then press «Start» key. The multicooker enters into «Steam/Soup» cooking status. The light of «Start»
lights up and the LED screen displays the remaining time.
• The default cooking time is 30 minutes adjustable from minimum 15 minutes to 2 hours. Long press on
+/- key will allow to increase or decrease the time without bip.
• At the end of cooking, the buzzer will ring several times, the multicooker will enter keep warm status
with the «Keep Warm» key turning on and the screen will display «b”.
«Yogurt/Dough Proofing» function*
• Press «Menu» key to select function «Yogurt/Dough Proofing»*. The screen displays «--», the light of
«Start» flickers, then press «Start» key. The multicooker enters into «Yogurt/Dough Proofing»* cooking
status. The light of «Start» lights up and the LED screen displays the remaining time.
• The default cooking time is 8 hours adjustable from minimum 6 hours to 12 hours. Long press on +/-
key will allow to increase or decrease the time without bip.
• The preset function is not available for «Yogurt/Dough Proofing»* function.
• At the end of cooking, the buzzer will ring several times.
• These is no keep warm at the end of the cooking.
• Use for making yogurt in oven-proof glass containers.
choice of ingreDients for Yogurt
Milk
What milk should you use?
All our recipes (unless otherwise stipulated) are prepared using cow’s milk. You can use plant milk
such as soya milk for example as well as sheep or goat’s milk but, in this case, the firmness of
the yogurt may vary depending on the milk used. Raw milk or long-life milks and all the milks
described below are suitable for your appliance:
• Long-life sterilised milk:
UHT whole milk results in firmer yogurt. Using semi-skimmed milk will result
in less firm yogurt. However, you can use semi-skimmed milk and add one or two pots of powdered
milk.
• Pasteurised milk:
this milk gives a more creamy yogurt with a little bit of skin on the top.
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