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SET UP & USE

DEHYDRATING VEGETABLES

Vegetable

Preparing

Condition 

after

Duration of dehydrating 

process (hours)

Artichoke

Cut into strips (3-4mm)

Fragile

5-13

Aubergine

Peel and slice (6-12mm)

Fragile

6-18

Broccoli

Peel and cut, steam for 3-5 mins

Fragile

6-20

Mushrooms

Slice or dry whole (small

Hard

6-14

Green beans

Cut and boil till they become transparent

Fragile

8+26

Vegetable marrows

Slice into pieces (6mm)

Fragile

6-18

Cabbage

Peel and cut into stripes

(3mm) take out the heart

Hard

6-14

Brussel sprouts

Cut the sterns into 2 pieces

Crispy

8-30

Cauliflower

Boil till soft

Hard

6-16

Potato

Slice. Boil for about 8-10 min

Crispy

8-30

Onion

Slice into thin pieces

Crispy

8-14

Carrot

Boil until becomes soft. Shred and slice into 

round pieces

Crispy

8-14

Cucumber

Peel and slice into round pieces (12mm)

Hard

6-18

Sweet pepper

Cut into stripes or round pieces (6mm) take 

out the heart

Crispy

4-14

Piquant pepper

Need to cut it

Hard

8-14

Parsley

Put the leafs into sections

Crispy

2-10

Tomato

Peel and cut into pieces or into round pieces

Hard

8-24

Rhubarb

Peel and slice into pieces (3mm)

Hard

8-38

Beetroot

Boil and then let it cool down. Cut off the 

roots and the tops. Slice into round pieces

Crispy

8-26

Parsley

Put the leafs into sections

Crispy

2-10

Tomato

Peel and cut into pieces or into round pieces

Hard

8-24

Rhubarb

Peel and slice into pieces (3mm)

Hard

8-38

Beetroot

Boil and then let it cool down. Cut off the 

roots and the tops. Slice into round pieces

Crispy

8-26

Celery

Slice into pieces (6mm)

Crispy

6-14

Spring onion

Shred it

Crispy

6-10

Asparagus

Slice into pieces (2.5mm)

Crispy

6-14

Garlic

Peel and slice into round pieces

Crispy

6-16

Spinach

Boil until becomes wilted

Crispy

6-16

Mushrooms

Choose the mushrooms with hats which bend 

inside. Cut into pieces or chunks.

Hard and 

Crispy

3-10

 

Note: 

The times and procedures, which are described in the table above are only a guide. 

Personal preferences of customers can differ to that as described in the table. It is recommended 
to experiment with times and temperatures to achieve your preferred texture and taste.

Summary of Contents for WFD101W

Page 1: ...ions carefully before installing and operating the product Keep them for further reference 2 Record in the space below the SERIAL NO found on the nameplate on your product and retain this information...

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Page 3: ...___ Model number _____________________________ Serial number _____________________________ Date of purchase Staple your receipt to your manual You will need it to obtain warranty service PRODUCT REGIS...

Page 4: ...ay cause injuries 8 Do not use outdoors 9 Do not let cor hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces 10 Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner or in a heated oven 11 Always...

Page 5: ...ger extension cords are available may be used if care is excercised in their use 1 The marked electrical ratings of the cord should be at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance 2 The...

Page 6: ...EFORE FIRST TIME USE Remove all packaging from the appliance Check that your mains voltage corresponds with that stated on the appliances rating label Wash the lid and tray sections of the appliance i...

Page 7: ...ppliance Do not place wet food into the trays always ensure that the food is fully dried before it is dehydrated Cut off any spoiled parts of the food before dehydrating Slice the products in such a w...

Page 8: ...hout to ensure even drying Unplug the appliance rotate the trays then plug the appliance back in and continue to dry 8 When you have finished using the appliance turn it off by putting the switch to t...

Page 9: ...ces are most flavorful when they first open and should be harvested while very fresh before they begin to blossom Because the aromatic oils are very sensitive temperatures should be 90 F 100 F 30 40 C...

Page 10: ...4 Parsley Put the leafs into sections Crispy 2 10 Tomato Peel and cut into pieces or into round pieces Hard 8 24 Rhubarb Peel and slice into pieces 3mm Hard 8 38 Beetroot Boil and then let it cool dow...

Page 11: ...ble 8 30 RE HYDRATING FOODS Foods that have been dehydrated can be re hydrated in water this can be performed in 3 ways Fruits and vegetables can be soaked in water for 2 6 hours ensure that they are...

Page 12: ...e micro organisms common to meat and fish to a minimum during the first stages of drying MAKING BEEF JERKY As with nearly all foods it is important to start with a quality cut of meat Select a lean cu...

Page 13: ...ATE A Check for a blown circuit fuse or a tripped main circuit breaker If these seem to be operating properly test the outlet with another appliance B Check to make sure the temperature selector contr...

Page 14: ...replacement 15 To charges occurred for after hour service weekend holiday charges tolls or mileage expense for service calls to remote areas 16 Charges to make product available for service such as r...

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