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Tables and tips
Dough proving (leaving to rise)
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Place the bowl containing the dough onto the wire
rack. Select the "Dough proving" heating function.
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For large quantities, e.g. bread, set the temperature
to 38 - 40 °C. This helps the dough to rise evenly
from the centre to the edges.
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For small quantities of dough, e.g. sweet pastry
swirls and bread rolls, you can set a temperature of
40 - 45 °C.
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The cooking time specified is intended as a guide
only. Leave the dough to rise until it has doubled its
volume.
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If the dough does not rise, this means that either
you have not used sufficient yeast or you have not
kneaded the dough sufficiently.
Desserts
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Oven-cooked desserts are very easy to prepare –
you just have to put it in the oven. This preparation
method is useful for relatively large quantities, for
example if you have guests.
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Oven-cooked desserts are generally eaten warm,
and are particularly enjoyable during the cooler
months.
Bread rolls,
pre-baked
Baking tray
+
greaseproof
paper
2 (3)
210
N
8–10
2 (3)
200
H
8–10
Bread rolls,
frozen
Baking tray
+
greaseproof
paper
2 (3)
180
H
10–12
2 (3)
200
N
10–12
Bread rolls,
fresh (50 g each)
Baking tray
+
greaseproof
paper
2 (3)
250 / 200*
N
15–20
Baked items made
from lye-dipped
yeast dough,
frozen
Baking tray
+
greaseproof
paper
2 (3)
200
H
10–12
Croissants,
frozen
Baking tray
+
greaseproof
paper
2 (3)
170
N
15–25
Dish
Accessories Level
Tempera-
ture
in °C
Type of
heating
Cooking
time
(mins)
Comments
*
Preheat the appliance to the specified temperature. Turn the temperature down to the second specified temperature when
placing the food in the oven.
**
Deactivate the "Rapid heating" function in the basic settings
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"Basic settings" on page 25
Dish
Accessories Level
Temperature
in °C
Heating
function
Cooking
time in min.
Comments
Dough mixture
Bowl
2 (3)
38
V
25 - 45
e.g. yeast dough, natural fermentation
starter, sourdough, yeast dumplings
