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Steam room 

 
To allow the steam to circulate 
 
a) Pack food loosely in the baskets 
b) Whenever possible, use single layers of food 
c) Leave spaces between the pieces 
d) When layering food in a basket, leave spaces between the pieces in each 
    layer to let the steam circulate through the layers 
 

Uniformity 

 

1.  For uniform cooking 

          a) Try to cut all pieces of food in a basket to roughly the same size 
          b) Put larger pieces, or food with long cooking times, nearest the reservoir 
          c) Put smaller pieces, or food with short cooking times, furthest from it 

2. 

Don’t worry too much about overcooking — steaming is a relatively gentle 

      cooking method and a few minut

es extra generally won’t matter 

3. 

Don’t overcook fish — it’ll chew like rubber and taste like cardboard 
nb Juices from the upper basket will drip into the basket below. Don’t put 
delicate flavours below strong ones, or vegetables below greasy foods. 

 

Fit the lid 

 
Put the lid on top. 
Don’t try to steam without the lid in place. The food won’t cook, the water 
won’t last, and you’ll fill the kitchen with steam. 
 

Start cooking 

 

1.  Make sure the timer is turned to 0, then plug the unit into the power 

            socket switch the socket on. 

2.  Turn the timer clockwise to set the time you want. 
3.  The light will come on to let you know the element is working. 
4.  When the timer returns to 0, the element will switch off, the light will go 

            out, and the timer will ring. 
          

Emptying 

 

1.  Make sure the timer is turned to 0, then unplug the base unit from the 

            power socket (switch the socket off first). 

2.  Everything will be hot 

— use oven gloves or a cloth — use the handles. 

3.  Steam will escape from the baskets 

— keep hands, face, etc. away from the 

            area above t

he steamer. Don’t lean over it. 

4.  When you lift the lid, angle it to direct steam away from your body. 
5.  Put the lid on a plate or tray 

— water will drip from it. 

6.  Lift the baskets off and set them down on plates or a tray before serving. 
7.  Take care when removing the diffuser 

— apart from being very hot, the 

            juices are likely to stain if spilt. 

8.  Leave any water remaining in the reservoir to cool, then pour it out via the 

            

spout. Keep the mains lead out of the way so it doesn’t get wet. 

Summary of Contents for SFS600

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY MODEL NO SFS600 SALTON FOOD STEAMER...

Page 2: ...carefully and keep it for future reference FEATURES OF THE SALTON FOOD STEAMER BPA Free Plastic Sturdy 2 tier design Retains maximum food flavour and nutrients 60 minute timer with bell to signal end...

Page 3: ...eservoir with boiling water not cold water otherwise the food may not cook properly 9 Don t touch the hot surfaces of the base unit lid baskets rice bowl or diffuser 10 Use oven gloves or a cloth when...

Page 4: ...4 23 DO NOT carry the appliance by the power cord 24 Household use only Parts Diagram...

Page 5: ...f boiling water This ll give you a bit more than 60 minutes steaming enough time for most foods Don t add anything to the water Seasonings marinades etc should be added to the food not the steaming wa...

Page 6: ...food won t cook the water won t last and you ll fill the kitchen with steam Start cooking 1 Make sure the timer is turned to 0 then plug the unit into the power socket switch the socket on 2 Turn the...

Page 7: ...the event of a boil dry occurring that sounds much better than if you forget and let it boil dry doesn t it the thermostat will cut off power to the element but the light will remain on 5 The thermos...

Page 8: ...times The cooking times are given as a guide only Check that food is properly cooked before serving If in doubt cook it a bit more Fish is cooked when it appears opaque and can be flaked easily Cook m...

Page 9: ...ctions below This unit is designed to operate on 230V current only Connecting to other power sources may damage the appliance Connect a three pin plug as follows The wires in this mains lead are colou...

Page 10: ...e the customer has not broken the product himself or used the product for something that it is not supposed to be used for The warranty does not include and will not be construed to cover products dam...

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