SCHOLTES SST1S Instructions For Use Manual Download Page 10

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Cooking chart

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Food

°C

Time

Preparations

Notes

Artichokes (small)

100

40 to 45 mins

placed upside down in the dish

•  These times depend on the

type, size and freshness of
the vegetables. Follow the
indications that appear in
the 

“Preparations”

column.

• The cooking time remains

the same regardless of the
quantity to be cooked. 

For

example:

1 or 4 artichokes

require the same cooking
time.

• To check the level of

cooking, insert the tip of a
knife into the thickest part of
the vegetable; if it is cooked
there should be no
resistance.

Asparagus

100

35 to 40 mins

for tips only, decrease cooking time

Broccoli

100

18 mins

in small bunches

Carrots

100

20 to 22 mins

in thin, round slices

Celeriac

100

25 to 30 mins

in thin slices

Pumpkin

100

15 to 20 mins

in cubes

Mushrooms

100

15 mins

in thin strips

Cabbage

100

30 to 35 mins

Brussels sprouts

100

30 to 35 mins

Cauliflower in small bunches

Courgettes

100

10 to 15 mins

in round slices

Spinach

100

20 mins

(fresh) stir while cooking

100

35 mins

(frozen) stir while cooking

Endives

100

30 mins

core removed, cut in half lengthwise

Fennel

100

22 mins

cut in half

Green beans

100

30 to 35 mins 

Turnips

100

15 to 20 mins

in cubes

Fresh peas

100

20-25 mins

Leeks

100

25 mins

cut in half

Potatoes

100

25 mins

cut in round slices

100

40 to 45 mins

whole

Sea scallops

90

10 to 12 mins

with seasoning

•  Place the scallops on the

grid of the glass dish, add
aromatic herbs.

• Place the crustaceans on a

bed of seaweed.

Mussels/Periwinkles

95

20 to 25 mins

with seasoning

Crabs/Hermit crabs

95

25 mins

Lobsters

95

30 to 35 mins

depending on weight

Apples/peaches/pears

90

10 to 15 mins

whole, peeled

•  Times depend on ripeness.

Compote

95

25 mins

fruit in strips

Custard creams

90

10 mins

in ramekins

Cod/hake

85

13 to 15 mins

steaks (180 g)*

• *Steaks: round slices of fish

of 2 to 3 cm in thickness
(180/200 g) per person.

•  Insist on very fresh products.
•  Place whole fish in the dish

as is or on bay leaves, fennel
or other aromatic herbs. 
As soon as cooking is
complete, remove the skin,
which will detach easily.

Sea bream

85

20 to 25 mins

whole (1 kg)

Herring

85

20 mins

whole (200 g)

Pollack/black cod

80

15 to 20 mins

steaks (180 g)

Monkfish

85

15 mins

depending on thickness

Mackerel

75

20 mins

whole (250 g)

Atlantic cod

80

15 mins

fillets

Ray

80

25 to 30 mins

Red mullet

85

15 mins

whole (200g)

Spotted dogfish

85

20 mins

thick steaks (6 to 10 cm in length)

Salmon

75

15 to 20 mins

steaks (180/200 g)

Sole 

100

10 to 12 mins

fillets

Tuna

100

20 to 25 mins

steaks (180/200 g)

Whole trout (1kg)

100

20 to 25 mins

whole (200 g) 

13 to 15 mins.

Beef

100

15 to 30 mins

Roast 800 g.: 

55 to 60 mins

Chicken thighs: 

35 to 40 mins

Roast turkey: 

50 to 60 mins

•  Then brown under the grill

in another dish.

Pork (tenderloin)

100

25 mins

Poultry (breast)
(stuffed)

100

20 to 25 mins

95

25 mins

Sausages

90

20 mins

Morteau: 

400 g

Start with very fresh
eggs kept at room
temperature

100

7 mins

Boiled: placed directly on the grid.
Sunny side up: broken in an individual dish placed on the grid and covered
with cooking wrap.
Cocotte: see detailed recipes.

100

5 to 6 mins

100

8 mins

100

10 to 12 mins

Rice, pasta, semolina

Place directly in a dish then cover with water or milk. The steam is not enough to saturate these
inflating foods. Place a sheet of aluminium foil on the dish to prevent water droplets from falling in.

Rice pudding

100

30 mins

100 g rinsed rice - 20 cl milk

2 tablespoons sugar

•  Fluff with a fork when

cooking is complete.

Semolina

100

25 mins

200 g (1/4 litre water)

Summary of Contents for SST1S

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Page 2: ...ime Setting the time Setting the timer Child safety function Setting a cooking programme with delayed start Changing cooking temperature Changing the cooking time Setting a cooking programme with delayed start Cancelling cooking in progress At the end of cooking Water management Precautions and recommendations Cooking chart What to do in case of malfunctions Important safety instructions Read care...

Page 3: ...button Programming selection Time setting OK button START STOP ON OFF Up arrow DISPLAY button button Down arrow Temperature setting Control panel lock indication Temperature indication Cooking mode selected Pre heating indicators Selected menu indication Indicates the cooking mode Also indicates Time Cooking time End of cooking Overview ...

Page 4: ...ced in the oven Removable tank fig 4 Tank that allows for independent water supply to the oven Its capacity is approximately one litre maximum level Using water with a low level of limescale will make it easier to care for your oven Using demineralised water is forbidden not for human consumption Use of softened water may damage the surface of the steam generator Bottled mineral water should prefe...

Page 5: ...cooking time for food in a pan of water only starts from when the water begins to boil It is healthy the vitamins those known as hydrosoluble and mineral salts are well preser ved because they barely dissolve in the condensed water that covers the food Furthermore no fat is used to aid cooking Steaming preserves the taste of the food It does not add any flavour or grilled or fried taste and does n...

Page 6: ...llow the indicated procedure 1 Select TIME and press OK to change 2 The 4 digits will start to flash 3 Adjust using the and buttons 4 Press OK to confirm Setting the timer The timer can be set with the oven off or on When the oven is off 1 Press the MENU button 2 The 4 digits will start to flash 3 Adjust using the and buttons 4 Press OK to confirm If the oven is on 1 Press the MENU button 2 Select...

Page 7: ...g mode In CREATION mode it is possible to adjust the duration as well as the temperature from 100 to 50 SUCCESS cooking programme In SUCCESS mode it is possible to adjust only the duration Automatic defrosting Two defrosting modes are proposed Meat 55 C pre programmed time 30 mins Min time 5 mins max 60 mins Defrosting meats before grilling e g sausages Vegetables 60 C pre programmed time 30 mins ...

Page 8: ...reation Steam Cooking Temperature 85 C Press the button and select the duration using the and buttons for example 30 mins For example it is 12 30 You have programmed a cooking cycle for 30 mins The displayed end of cooking time is 13 00 Using the buttons select End of cooking the end of cooking time is displayed Adjust the end time by pressing the and buttons Example 14 00 Validate by pressing OK ...

Page 9: ... delicate fish sardine fillets red mullet 90 For cooking delicate food fruits compotes Cocotte eggs stuffed tomatoes that maintain their shape Ramekins custard creams etc 95 Terrines chicken liver Reheating cooked dishes 80 Low heat Melted chocolate butter Slightly warm fruit for immediate serving 55 Slow defrosting without cooking Defrosting fish fillets before breading Berries that must remain c...

Page 10: ...d Times depend on ripeness Compote 95 25 mins fruit in strips Custard creams 90 10 mins in ramekins Cod hake 85 13 to 15 mins steaks 180 g Steaks round slices of fish of 2 to 3 cm in thickness 180 200 g per person Insist on very fresh products Place whole fish in the dish as is or on bay leaves fennel or other aromatic herbs As soon as cooking is complete remove the skin which will detach easily S...

Page 11: ...d Your fuse is out of order The door is not properly closed The door seal is defective Call the After Sales Service Department YOU NOTICE THAT In all circumstances if your efforts are not sufficient contact the After Sales Service Department without delay SERVICE CALLS Any repairs that are made to your appliance must be handled by a qualified professional authorised to work on the brand When you c...

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