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Speed Setting & Uses

 IMPORTANT:

 Use the suction lever to secure the unit to the counter or table top when 

using the dough blade or dough paddle on SPEED 1/DOUGH.

* Open the pouring spout cap after 30 seconds to allow egg mixture to aerate.

FUNCTION CONTAINER ATTACHMENT

SPEED 

BUTTON

TYPE OF FOOD

Whipping

Bowl

Dough Paddle

1

Whipped cream 

Thin pancake batter 

Scrambled eggs 

Mousse 

Meringue*

Mincing

Bowl

Blade Assembly

Pulse

Onion 

Garlic 
Herbs

Kneading

Bowl

Dough Blade

(DOUGH)

Bread dough 

Pie dough 

Pizza dough 

Pretzel dough

Dough Mixing

Bowl

Dough Paddle

(DOUGH)

Cookie dough

Blending

Bowl

Blade Assembly

(BLEND)

Pâtés 

Stewed fruits 

Dips 

Apple sauce 

Spreads 

Soups 

Baby food

Grinding

Bowl

Blade Assembly

2

Meat

Grating

Bowl

Blade Assembly

3 or Pulse

Grated cheese 

Bread crumbs

Chopping

Pitcher or 

Bowl

Blade Assembly

Pulse

Salsa 

Vegetables 

Nuts

Mixing

Pitcher or 

Bowl

Blade Assembly

(BLEND)

Light cake mixes 

Batters

Ice Crushing

Pitcher or 

Bowl

Blade Assembly

(ICE CRUSH)

Ice

Pureeing

Pitcher or 

Bowl

Blade Assembly

3

Smoothies 

Smooth soups 

Milkshakes

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Summary of Contents for Kitchen System 1200

Page 1: ... BL700 series Kitchen System 1200 OWNER S GUIDE BL700_30_SERIES_IB_ENG_120427_2 indd 1 12 04 30 8 41 AM ...

Page 2: ... the electrical outlet when not in use before assembling or disassembling parts and before cleaning To unplug grasp the plug and pull from the electrical outlet Never pull from the power cord 5 DO NOT abuse the power cord Never carry the appliance by the power cord or yank it to disconnect from electrical outlet instead grasp the plug and pull to disconnect 6 DO NOT operate any appliance with a da...

Page 3: ... by children or tripped over accidentally SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 12 DO NOT attempt to sharpen blades 13 DO NOT use the appliance if blade assembly is bent or damaged 14 To reduce risk of injury never place the blade assembly on base without pitcher or bowl properly attached 15 DO NOT operate this appliance on or near any hot surfaces such as gas or electric burner or in a heated oven 16 The use o...

Page 4: ...RS MODEL NUMBERS BL700 30 BL700RC 30 BL700WM 30 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Voltage 120V 60Hz Power 1100 Watts Pitcher Capacity 72 ounces 9 cups 2 15 L Bowl Capacity 40 ounces 5 cups 1 18 L BL700_30_SERIES_IB_ENG_120427_2 indd 4 12 04 30 8 41 AM ...

Page 5: ...m 1200 Getting Started 6 Using the Ninja Kitchen System 1200 8 Using the Pitcher 11 Using the Bowl 12 Care Maintenance 14 Speed Setting Uses 15 Troubleshooting Guide 16 Replacement Parts 16 Recipes 17 Warranty Registration 23 BL700_30_SERIES_IB_ENG_120427_2 indd 5 12 04 30 8 41 AM ...

Page 6: ...el p Suction Feet q Power Cord not shown a 6 Blade Assembly pitcher b 4 Blade Assembly bowl c Dough Blade bowl d Dough Paddle bowl e Pitcher Lid with Locking Handle f Bowl Lid with Locking Handle g Locking Handle Release Button h Pouring Spout with Cap i Grated Fill Spout with Cap a c d b f g h m n l j k e i o p BL700_30_SERIES_IB_ENG_120427_2 indd 6 12 04 30 8 41 AM ...

Page 7: ... pretzels and cookies Create all of your favorite recipes fast and easy with just one touch of a button For best results be sure to carefully read all the instructions contained in the manual before using this appliance FEATURES Ninja Blade Technology Extra Large 72 oz Pitcher BPA Free 40 oz Bowl BPA Free Lock In Lid Featuring Pour Spout Easy to Clean Electronic Control Panel Lock In Lever activat...

Page 8: ...to the container before placing the attachment in first IMPORTANT Attachments are not interchangeable CAUTION Blades are sharp Use extreme caution when handling the blade assemblies Always hold them by the shaft IMPORTANT When making dough always secure the base to the countertop using the lock in lever IMPORTANT Never run the appliance empty CAUTION Use extreme caution when processing hot foods o...

Page 9: ...ight corner or the front left corner Fig 3a Fig 3b 5 Holding the desired attachment by the shaft place it onto the gear shaft inside the container Ensure that the attachment fits around the gear shaft and that it is standing straight Fig 4a Fig 4b HOW TO USE 1 Place the pitcher or bowl onto the motor base and insert the desired attachment See HOW TO ASSEMBLE 2 Add the ingredients to the container ...

Page 10: ...to the corresponding container with the locking handle in the upright position and the pouring spout on the corner opposite the container s handle Align the arrows located on the lid and container s handle Ensure that the lid is completely seated and press the lid down into the container Press the locking handle down so that the latches on the lid fit under the tabs on the container Fig 5 NOTE If ...

Page 11: ...efer to Speed Settings Uses chart for suggested uses and speeds Fig 8 Using the Pitcher 8 To remove the container press the power button to turn the appliance Off Wait for the attachment to stop moving before removing Fig 7 9 Depending on the consistency of the contents in the container open the pouring spout cap and use the spout to empty liquid contents For thicker consistencies or for removing ...

Page 12: ...n feet a better grip 2 Secure the bowl onto the motor base 3 Holding the dough blade by the shaft place it onto the gear shaft inside the bowl Ensure that the attachment fits around the gear shaft and that it is standing straight USING THE 4 BLADE ASSEMBLY 1 Holding the 4 Blade assembly by the shaft place it onto the gear shaft inside the bowl Ensure that the attachment fits around the gear shaft ...

Page 13: ...able top Fig 11 Push the suction lever on the side of the base down to secure the suction feet to the surface Fig 11a If the suction feet have not totally adhered to the surface press down slightly on the base to give the suction feet a better grip 2 Secure the bowl onto the motor base 3 Holding the dough paddle by the shaft place it onto the gear shaft inside the bowl Ensure that the attachment f...

Page 14: ...l the container onto the base and re plug the appliance into the electrical outlet 5 Proceed to use the appliance as before making sure not to exceed the recommended maximum capacities HOW TO CLEAN CAUTION Make sure that the motor base is unplugged from the power source before inserting or removing any attachment and before cleaning CAUTION DO NOT immerse the motor base into water or any other liq...

Page 15: ...eading Bowl Dough Blade 1 DOUGH Bread dough Pie dough Pizza dough Pretzel dough Dough Mixing Bowl Dough Paddle 1 DOUGH Cookie dough Blending Bowl Blade Assembly 2 BLEND Pâtés Stewed fruits Dips Apple sauce Spreads Soups Baby food Grinding Bowl Blade Assembly 2 Meat Grating Bowl Blade Assembly 3 or Pulse Grated cheese Bread crumbs Chopping Pitcher or Bowl Blade Assembly Pulse Salsa Vegetables Nuts ...

Page 16: ... sure the unit is not overloaded Food is Unevenly Chopped Either you are chopping too much food at one time or the pieces are not of even size and processing smaller amounts per batch Food is Chopped Too Fine or is Too Watery The food has been over processed Use pulse button for controlled processing You Cannot Achieve Snow From Solid Ice Do not use ice that has been sitting out or has started to ...

Page 17: ...d 1 3 Cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2 Lemons juiced about 1 4 cup 1 2 tsp Salt 1 2 tsp Freshly Ground Black Pepper 2 Ripe Tomatoes cored and diced 3 Green Onions cleaned and chopped Directions In a large bowl mix the bulgur with the water Cover and let stand for 20 minutes until the water is absorbed and the wheat is tender Place the parsley mint onion and garlic into the bowl and pulse on 1 to make ...

Page 18: ...l if the mixture looks dry Pulse on 1 for just a few seconds or long enough to roughly chop the vegetables together Don t over blend Spoon the bruschetta on the bread rounds and serve Makes about 12 servings Bowl 4 Blade Assembly Bowl Lid Sweet Strawberry Smoothie Ingredients 1 2 Cup Half and Half Cream 1 2 Cup Whole Milk 1 Cup Ripe Sweet Strawberries stemmed and washed 1 2 Cup Lowfat Vanilla Flav...

Page 19: ...out 20 minutes Fill a cookie press and press shapes onto ungreased cookie sheets Bake at 400 F for 8 to 10 minutes Cookies should be set but not browned when done Cool on wire racks before serving Makes about 6 dozen cookies Bowl Dough Paddle Bowl Lid Banana Pineapple Smoothie Ingredients 2 Cups Pineapple Juice 1 Cup Pineapple Chunks fresh or canned 1 Small Ripe Banana cut into chunks 1 4 Cup Unsw...

Page 20: ... 425 F for 25 30 minutes or until the crust is lightly browned and the toppings and cheese are hot Makes 1 pizza crust Bowl Dough Blade Bowl Lid Golden Mashed Potato Puffs Ingredients 4 Medium Russet Potatoes peeled and diced 1 2 Cup Milk warmed 1 Egg beaten 1 2 tsp Baking Powder 2 tsp White Flour 1 2 Cup Parmesan Cheese grated 1 2 tsp Salt Directions In a large saucepan filled with water bring th...

Page 21: ... 10 seconds Use a spatula to clean the sides of the bowl Add the eggs and vanilla and blend on 1 until uniformly smooth Add the flour and baking powder and blend on 1 just until all the ingredients are moistened Pour the batter into the prepared pan In the bowl combine the flour sugar and cinnamon for the crumb topping Add the butter and walnuts and pulse on 1 for 20 seconds Remove and set aside P...

Page 22: ... on 1 until smooth and creamy Use a spatula to clean the sides of the bowl Add the flour and salt Blend again until smooth Spoon the cookie dough onto a baking sheet that has been coated with cooking spray Allow a 2 inch margin as the dough will spread Lightly spread the chocolate over the dough and sprinkle the nuts over all Bake at 350 for 15 to 20 minutes Cool slightly and cut into small square...

Page 23: ...mplete appliance and accessories with proof of purchase and date freight prepaid For Customer Service support call 1 877 646 528 or visit our website www ninjakitchen com If the appliance is found by EURO PRO Operating LLC to be defective in EURO PRO Operating LLC s sole discretion we will repair or replace it free of charge Proof of purchase date and a check made payable to EURO PRO Operating LLC...

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