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1 - Characteristics

Diameter of Pressure Cooker base:

*Product capacity with the lid in position.

Technical information:

Maximum operating pressure: 55 kPa (8 psi). 
Maximum safety pressure: 110 kPa (16 psi).

Compatible heat sources

NB: Pressure cookers are not suitable for use on Aga
cookers.

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  Stainless steel models can be used on all hob types,

including induction.

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  On an electric hob, use a hotplate of a diameter

equal to or less than the diameter of the base of the
Pressure Cooker. 

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  On a ceramic hob, make sure that the bottom of the

pan is perfectly clean.

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  On gas, the flame should not go beyond the base of

the pan.

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  For all heat sources, make sure that your pressure

cooker is well centered.

TEFAL accessories

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  The following Authentique Pressure Cooker

accessories are available from your dealer:

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  For other spare parts or repairs contact TEFAL

After Sales Service.

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  Use only the appropriate TEFAL spare parts for

your model.

2 - Closing

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  Turn the tightening knob to the left to lower the

clamp 

- Fig 1

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  Slide the lid horizontally onto the rim of the

Pressure Cooker, making sure it sits properly on the
pan.

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  Turn the tightening knob to the right until the clamp

is in contact with the clamp hook on the Pressure
Cooker.

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  To ensure that the lid is locked into position, turn

the tightening knob again (

at least three full turns).

3 - Opening

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  Turn the tightening knob to the left to lower the

clamp 

- Fig 2

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  Lift the lid to release it.

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  Slide it horizontally away from the pan.

4 - Filling

Minimum

250 ml liquid (2 small cupfuls) 

- Fig 3

Maximum

- Do not fill the pan over 2/3 full 

- Fig 4

For steam cooking*

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Use at least 750 ml of liquid.

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Place the trivet* (M) in the base of the pan.

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Place the steaming basket* (G) on the trivet* 

For certain foods

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  For foods which expand during cooking, such as

rice, dried vegetables, or stewed fruits, do not fill your
Pressure Cooker more than half full. In the case of
soups we recommend you do a fast decompression.

5 - When using for the first time 

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  Turn the pan upside down to fit the handles. Place

them in position, fit the screws and screw them up
tightly 

- Fig 5

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  After using for a few days, tighten the screws again.

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  Place the pressure regulator valve on the steam

outlet and press down fully 

- Fig 6

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  Place the trivet* (M) in the base of the pan.

GAS

SEALED 

PLATE 

ELECTRIC

CERAMIC 

HALOGEN

INDUCTION

ELECTRIC 

COIL

Descriptive diagram

A -

Pressure regulator valve

B   -

Tightening knob

C -

Safety valve

D -

Clamp

E   -

Steam outlet 

F   -

Gasket

G -

Steaming basket*

H -

Rivets

I     -

Clamp hook

J  -

Handle

K -

Fixing screw

L   -

Pan

M -

Trivet*

                                                  Stainless steel

Total Capacity*       Capacity         Base Ø           Models
5.1 L                            4.5 L           15.5 cm          PO 5306
6.6 L                             6 L             15.5 cm          PO 5307
8.7 L                             8 L              18 cm           PO 5311
11 L                             10 L             20 cm           PO 5316

Steam basket*    4.5 L or 6 L         Ref. 792185

                            8 L or 10 L          Ref. 792654

Gasket                 4.5 L or 6 L         Ref. 790141

                            8 L                       Ref. 790142
                            10 L                     Ref. 790138

Trivet*                                              Ref. 792691

*depending on model

Summary of Contents for Authentique

Page 1: ...Authentique Pressure Cooker Cocotte Minute Mai 2015 R f 4138497 R alisation Espace Graphique User s manual Guide de l utilisateur...

Page 2: ...J K Descriptive diagram Sch ma descriptif depending on model selon mod le A B C D E F G M H I L u u O O W e V L u q...

Page 3: ...1 2 2 1 MINI 1 4 7 10 13 14 11 12 8 9 5 6 2 3...

Page 4: ...rmal See paragraph safety Never use your Pressure Cooker without liquid this could cause serious damage Please ensure that there is always enough liquid during cooking Use heat source s that are compa...

Page 5: ...turns 3 Opening n Turn the tightening knob to the left to lower the clamp Fig 2 n Lift the lid to release it n Slide it horizontally away from the pan 4 Filling Minimum 250 ml liquid 2 small cupfuls F...

Page 6: ...ing position then wait a minute and then gradually raise the pressure regulator valve again making sure that nothing else spurts out n Fast pressure release put your pressure cooker under cold running...

Page 7: ...id in the pan is sufficient n The pressure regulator valve is in position n The Pressure Cooker is properly closed n The pressure regulator valve is not dirty n The gasket and rim of the pan are not d...

Page 8: ...the oven or the lid being cleaned in a dishwasher n All other parts of your pressure cooker are guaranteed against defects in workmanship or materials for the period of guarantee defined in valid legi...

Page 9: ...when it boils fit the lid and close the pressure cooker As soon as the valve starts to whistle reduce the heat and leave to cook for the specified time Open the lid add the pepper salt and cumin and t...

Page 10: ...n oven tray with a little of oil keep in the oven for 10 minutes to brown While cooking prepare the soup Put one teaspoon of flour in the liquid from the cooked chicken stir on medium heat until thick...

Page 11: ...re cooker making sure that it is not touching the water Close the pressure cooker As soon as the valve starts to whistle reduce the heat and leave to cook for the specified time Immerse the pressure c...

Page 12: ...step by step to dissolve in the mixture Pour in dishes and serve Mufattaqah Ingredients 500 g sesame juice 500 g rice 1 kg sugar glass turmeric teaspoon cinnamon 5 glasses water 1 cup of pine kernels...

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Page 20: ...16 2 1 250 1 2 1 1 1 4 20 65 2 25 2 2 30 10 5 30 15 1 1 5 8 1 1 15...

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Page 22: ...18 1 5 2 600 5 7 20 90 15 45 60 Mufattaqah 1 5 1 10 20 180 3 10 30 60 Mufattaqah 45 Mufattaqah...

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Page 26: ...n D compression lente soulevez la soupape jusqu au premier cran de la tige d vacuation de vapeur ou enlevez la directement Fig 11 n D compression rapide placez votre cocotte sous un robinet d eau fro...

Page 27: ...ffage Si le ph nom ne persiste v rifiez que n La source de chaleur est assez forte n La quantit de liquide dans la cuve est suffisante n La soupape de fonctionnement est en position n La cocotte est b...

Page 28: ...mati re pour la p riode de garantie d finie par la loi en vigueur dans le pays d achat et partir de la date d achat n Cette garantie contractuelle sera acquise sur pr sentation du ticket de caisse ou...

Page 29: ...t fermer la cocotte minute D s que le soupape commence siffler r duire la source de chaleur et laisser cuire pendant 10 minutes D compresser sous l eau Ouvrir la cocotte minute ajouter le poivre le se...

Page 30: ...erser d licatement le chou farci cuit et son jus dans une large assiette Servir avec du yaourt Volaille Chauffer l huile dans la cocotte minute feu vif et faire dorer les pignons de pin Les r server P...

Page 31: ...eur dans la cocotte minute et s assurer qu il ne touche pas l eau Fermer la cocotte minute D s que le soupape se met siffler r duire la source de chaleur et laisser cuire 7 minutes D compresser avant...

Page 32: ...r dients 500g de jus de s same 500g de riz 1kg de sucre verre de curcuma cuill re caf de cannelle 5 verres d eau 1 tasse de pignons de pin 10 pers Pr paration 20 min Cuisson 180 min Laver le riz plusi...

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