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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

 

Before the first use 

Remove any promotional labels and/or stickers from your Cupcake Maker 

before use 

Wipe the cooking plates as well as the outside of the Cupcake Maker with a 

damp cloth, do not immerse the main body or power cord in water or any 

other liquid. Dry thoroughly. 

 

Use 

Take care around the hot surfaces of your Cupcake Maker. Steam may escape during 

cooking and when the lid is lifted. Use a tea towel or oven glove when opening or closing 

the lid to avoid getting burnt. 

 

1.  Pre-heat your Cupcake Maker. The red and green lights will illuminate. When the 

green light goes out, your Cupcake Maker is ready to use. The green light will go 

on and off during use as it maintains the correct temperature. 

2.  For best results use a piping bag to put the mixture into the cases. Fill the piping 

bag with the mixture and add it in circular blobs leaving about 2 cm from the case 

top. 

3.  Carefully place the cakes into the individual holes of your Cupcake Maker. 

4.  Close the lid. 

5.  Cook the cupcakes for approximately 8 minutes or until they feel spongy and firm. 

6.  When they are cooked, slip a non-scratch utensil under each cupcake and 

carefully lift them out. 

7.  Place the cupcakes on a wire rack to cool down completely before icing or 

decorating. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SCM015

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY MODEL NO SCM015 SALTON ELITE CUPCAKE MAKER...

Page 2: ...n using the appliance for any other purpose than that intended 5 Avoid any contact with moving parts 6 This appliance is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensor...

Page 3: ...the power consumption of the appliance to avoid overheating of the extension cord appliance or plug point Do not place the extension cord in a position where it can be pulled on by children or animals...

Page 4: ...the main supply 2 Green ready to cook light Illuminates while your Cupcake Baker is heating up The light will switch off once the desired temperature is reached and it s ready to use 3 Latch Keeps the...

Page 5: ...aker The red and green lights will illuminate When the green light goes out your Cupcake Maker is ready to use The green light will go on and off during use as it maintains the correct temperature 2 F...

Page 6: ...s or until they feel spongy and firm 6 Repeat the process until all the mixture is used Alternative Flavours Chocolate cupcakes Use the Vanilla cupcake recipe but instead use 195g of flour and 30g of...

Page 7: ...cool slightly and then slowly add to frosting mixture using a slow speed setting on your processor Chocolate orange Melt 100g of chocolate orange Allow it to cool slightly and then slowly mix it into...

Page 8: ...the bag with a darker colour If you use a dark colour first it can cause the lighter flavour to become discoloured Royal Icing Ingredients 1 medium egg white 225g sifted icing sugar 2 3 drops lemon j...

Page 9: ...kes 2 Divide the simply creamy frosting into 3 parts then mix one with 2 tbsp of sieved jam one with a tsp of vanilla extract and the last one with 30g of melted chocolate 3 Carefully add the vanilla...

Page 10: ...ows Tie small ribbons that match your cupcake cases to cocktail sticks and push into each cupcake I love Rosie Buy ready made petal paste roses or crystallise your own petals using rose petals lightly...

Page 11: ...when not in use and before cleaning Allow your cupcake maker to cool down Use a non metallic utensil gently scrape off any food deposits Wipe the cooking plates with a soft cloth If this does not remo...

Page 12: ...it is packed carefully back into its original packaging Proof of purchase is attached A reason is provided for why it is being returned If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufac...

Page 13: ...r exchange the product in terms of this warranty subject to legislative requirements This warranty shall be valid only where the customer has not broken the product himself or used the product for som...

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