12
of food with different cooking times, place
those items with the longest cooking time
in the lower steaming top. To ensure that
all food will be ready at the same time, we
recommend the following method: begin
with steaming the larger items (i.e. those
items that are placed in the lower insert)
fi
rst, until their remaining cooking time
equals the cooking time of the food yet to
be cooked; now add the other steaming
top(s) to the assembly.
∙
When steaming larger food quantities,
carefully remove the lid halfway through
the steaming process, turn over the food
and put the lid back on.
Caution
: beware
of escaping steam. There is a
danger of
scalding
.
∙
The juice collected in the tray during the
steaming process can be used for sauces
etc.
Cooking times
The cooking/steaming times listed are approximate times only, as each food to be steamed is of
different nature and consistency.
Type of food
Weight
(in g)
Steaming time
(in minutes)
Remarks
Fish
fi
llet
fresh
250
25
Fish steak
Eel, herring
250
30
Mussels, clams
fresh
500
20
Chicken parts
boneless
500
20
cut into strips
Mutton
Steak
500
20
Pork
Steak
500
30
cut into strips
Cauli
fl
ower
fresh
500
25
break up into
fl
orets
Potatoes
fresh
500
25
cut into strips or cubes
Spinach
fresh
250
15
Carrots
fresh
250
25
cut into strips
Mushrooms
fresh
250
15
clean thoroughly and cut off
stems
Rice
375
25-30
fi
ll the rice container with
375ml of warm water
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rst
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