Breville BMO850, Инструкция

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Turn POWER/AMOUNT dial to select
weight and press START button to commence
softening. Minimum amount of butter is 4oz
(115g) and maximum is 1lb (450g).
NOTE
The butter should be soft enough to push your
finger easily into the center. The butter should
not be melted.
Beverage
The shortcut BEVERAGE setting is suitable
to reheat hot drinks such as coffee and tea
that may have become cold. The BEVERAGE
setting will warm your drink to approx. 140-
150°F (60–65°C) which is suitable to drink
right away.
Position cups around the outside of the
turntable. Press the BEVERAGE
button on
the shortcuts panel inside the door.
Turn the POWER/AMOUNT dial to select
the number of cups and press START to
begin cooking. You can select the amount of
beverage from 1 cup (8 fl. oz/250mL) to 4 cups
(32fl. oz/1L).
At the end of the reheat cycle, stir heated drinks
and allow to stand for 1–2 minutes before
consuming. Be aware, that overheating may
scald or burn drinks.
Pizza
The shortcut PIZZA setting has been specially
designed to perfectly reheat leftover pizza
slices.
Press the PIZZA button on the shortcuts
panel inside the door.
Turn the POWER/AMOUNT dial to select
number of slices and press START to begin
cooking. You can select between 1 to 4 slices
of pizza.
Bacon
The shortcut BACON setting is designed to
cook bacon slices until crisp.
Cook times are based on the bacon directly
from the refrigerator (approx. 40°F/5°C).
Arrange bacon slices on a plate in a single
layer.
Press the BACON button on the shortcuts
panel inside the door.
Turn the POWER/AMOUNT dial to select
number of slices and press START to begin
cooking. You can select between 2 to 4 regular
slices of bacon If cooking thick-cut bacon, add
another minute to the cooking time..
Halfway through the program, an alert tone will
sound and STIR/TURN will flash. Open door
or press STOP/CLEAR button once to pause.
Turn bacon over and press START to continue.
If cooking more than 2 slices, move the center
slices to the outside of the plate when turning
them over to ensure even cooking.