Silvercrest 365498 2010, Operating Instructions Manual

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SET 600 A1
■ 8
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GB
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IE
3) Afterwards, close the lid
1
and then position the pot
6
so that it is stable
and level on the working surface.
4) Connect the mains cable
9
to the mains cable socket
7
.
5) Plug the mains plug of the mains cable
9
into the socket.
6) Press the rocker switch
5
Ɣ
to the right to position I (Low: 300 W) for slow heating at a low tempera-
ture or
Ɣ to the left to position II (High: 600 W) for rapid heating at a high
temperature.
The operating LED
4
lights up orange.
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
► Note that hot steam may escape from the steam outlet
2
in the lid
1
during operation. Stay at a safe distance.
► Hold the appliance by the handle
3
only. Never touch the surface of the
appliance when it is still in operation or if it has not yet cooled down.
7) As soon as the contents of the pot are cooked/heated through, switch off the
appliance by pushing the rocker switch
5
to the left or right (as required) to
the O (Off) position. The operating LED
4
goes out.
Typical applications
NOTE
► The information provided in the recipes is a guideline and can vary consid-
erably depending on your personal taste and the nature of the food. Adjust
the recipes to your own preferences and experience as required.
Making porridge
WHAT IS PORRIDGE?
► Porridge, also called oatmeal, is a cereal made from oat flakes or oat flour
and milk and/or water.
To pep up the porridge, you can stir in various fruits, berries, nuts, seeds or
even chocolate chips after cooking. If you like it sweeter, you can sweeten
the porridge with sugar, honey, cinnamon or agave syrup. Use these to suit
your own preferences.
1) Pour water or milk and rolled oats into the pot
6
. When filling, pay attention
to the MIN (0.5 l) and MAX (1.2 l) markings on the inside of the pot
6
.
Fill the pot
6
to no higher than the MAX marking but at least to the MIN
marking.
2) Close the lid
1
.
3) Press the rocker switch
5
to the right to position I .