Kambrook KPR800, Инструкция пользователя

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Cooking Methods
The Pressure Express allows you to
use 3 different methods of cooking:
these are slow cooking, sautéing,
and pressure cooking. The Pressure
Express also has digital pre-set settings
that relate to each of the 3 cooking
methods. These settings each have
a default cooking time as per the
table below.
Cooking
Method
Pre-Set
Setting
Default
Cooking
Time*
Sauté Sauté Up to 60 min^
Pressure Cook White Rice 12 min
Pressure Cook Brown Rice 18 min
Pressure Cook Soup/Curry 33 min
Pressure Cook Pot Roast 24 min
Slow Cook Slow Cook 8 hours
*The time above is only an indication and does
not include the time it takes for the pressure
cooker to reach full pressure. Timer will not start
until the cooker is pressurised.
^The Pressure Express Sauté setting will operate
for up to 60 minutes. If more time is required, press
the Sauté digital setting again. No time will display
when this setting is operating; the display screen
will flash while on.
NOTE: Never operate the Pressure
Express without food and liquid
in the removable cooking bowl.
Ensure that the level of liquid
inside is no less than 250ml
before cooking commences.
Always follow the maximum and
minimum quantities of liquid
stated in instructions and recipes.
NOTE: The time it takes for the unit
to pressurise will vary depending
on the amount of liquid used in
the recipe.
NOTE: Depending on the quantity
of food being cooked, it could
take the Pressure Express up to
20 minutes to pressurise. To help
speed this time up, use boiling,
not cold, liquid.
NOTE:
Do not use oil or milk as
a liquid.
NOTE: If the pressure regulator/
release valve is not manually
moved to the venting position
when cooking is finished, the
steam will automatically vent out
of the pressure regulator slowly.
This method is recommended
for recipes containing larger
quantities of liquid such as soups
and casseroles to prevent liquid
being forced out with the steam.
Alternatively, using a heat proof
spatula, move the pressure
release valve to the venting
position and allow the pressure
to escape.
Functions of Your Kambrook Pressure Cooker