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•  Raw milk (farm milk):

 this must be boiled. It is also recommended to let it boil for a long time. It would 

be dangerous to use this milk without boiling it. You must then leave it to cool before using it in your 
appliance. Culturing using yogurt prepared with raw milk is not recommended.

•  Powdered milk:

 using powdered milk will result in very creamy yogurt. Follow the instructions on the 

manufacturer’s box.

choose a whole milk, preferably long-life uht.
Raw (fresh) or pasteurised milk must be boiled then cooled and needs the skin removing.

The ferment

for yogurt

This is made either from:
- One shop-bought 

natural yogurt

 with the longest expiry date possible; your yogurt will therefore 

contain more active ferment for a firmer yogurt.

-  From  a 

freeze-dried ferment

.  In  this  case,  follow  the  activation  time  specified  on  the  ferment 

instructions. You can find these ferments in supermarkets, pharmacies and in certain health product 
stores.

- From one of your 

recently prepared yogurt

 – this must be natural and recently prepared. This is called 

culturing. After five culturing processes, the used yogurt loses active ferments and therefore risks giving 
a less firm consistency. You then need to start again using a shopbought yogurt or freeze-dried ferment.

if you have boiled the milk, wait until it has reached room temperature before adding 
the ferment.
too high a heat may destroy the properties of your ferment.

Fermentation time

•   Your yogurt will need between 6 and 12 hours of fermentation, depending on the basic ingredients and 

the result you are after.

6h

7h

8h

9h

10h

11h

12h

Fluid

Firm

Sweet

Acidic 

•   Once the yogurt cooking process is finished, the yogurt should be placed in a refrigerator for at least 4 

hours and it can be kept max 7 days in refrigerator.

 recoMMenDAtion for PrePAring  

Dough Proofing

•  Prepare  the  dough  separately  and  put  it  in  the  inner  bowl,  close  the  lid  and  select  «Yogurt/Dough 

Proofing» function and then press «Start» key. You can stop the machine manually after one hour of 
cooking. Switch to “baking / Dessert” function for 20-23 minutes on one side and then turn it and bake 
the other side for 23 minutes. 

Summary of Contents for MK 707832

Page 1: ...a R f NC00124334 05 2014 JPM Associ s marketing design communication...

Page 2: ...artificial intelligence multicooker EN RU UK KK...

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Page 4: ...13g 13a 13b 13c 14b 14a 14c 14d 13d 13e 13f 14f 14e 14g 14h depending on model control panel...

Page 5: ...MAX 10cups a b a b 10 cups MAX 1 2 3a 3b 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3d 3e 3f 4f e g h...

Page 6: ...Unpack the appliance Remove the appliance from the packaging and unpack all the accessories and printed documents Open the lid by pushing the opening button located on the housing fig 1 Read the inst...

Page 7: ...Max capacity of the bowl The graduated markings on the inside of the bowl are given in liters and cups these are used for measuring the amount of water when cooking rice The plastic measuring cup pro...

Page 8: ...wl inside Cooking Rice Tables The table below gives a guide to cook different types of rice For best results we recommend using ordinary rice rather than easy cook type of rice which tends to give a s...

Page 9: ...in Brown rice 6 887 g 6 cup mark 7pers 8pers 10 1480 g 10 cup mark 10pers 12pers Risotto rice Arborio type 6 870 g 6 cup mark 7pers 8pers 10 1450 g 10 cup mark 10pers 12pers Glutinous rice 6 736 g 5 c...

Page 10: ...rice in the bowl together with the corresponding quantity of water Make sure that the rice is well distributed around the whole surface of the bowl in order to allow even cooking Add salt to your pers...

Page 11: ...ess Menu key to select function Pilaf Risotto The screen displays the light of Start flickers then press Start key The multicooker enters into Reheat cooking status The light of Start lights up and th...

Page 12: ...play 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 Do...

Page 13: ...ecently prepared yogurt this must be natural and recently prepared This is called culturing After five culturing processes the used yogurt loses active ferments and therefore risks giving a less firm...

Page 14: ...e Keep Warm key turning on and the screen display b Always use this function with oil and food With oil only an message of E3 may appear on the display Keep Warm function Press Keep Warm key the appli...

Page 15: ...is recommended not to cut food in it Make sure you put the bowl back into the multicooker Use the plastic spoon provided or a wooden spoon and not a metal type so as to avoid damaging the bowl surfac...

Page 16: ...maged Refer to table for water quantity Rice half cooked or overtime cooking Too much or not enough water compared to rice quantity Send to authorized service center for repair Rice half cooked or ove...

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