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cooking side dishes such as vegetables and
potatoes�
3. Grill pan (#6)
The flat pan can also be used as a grill pan for
foodstuffs such as steaks or grilled cheese�
4. Frying pan (#7)
The casserole can be used as a frying pan -
ideal for searing ham, for preparing gravy, or
for slow cooking on an induction hob�
5. Casserole (#8)
Place the flat pan with the steel induction
plate on top of the casserole to use the
WonderCooker as a Dutch oven - perfect
for braising foodstuffs like ribs or for baking
bread�
RECOMMENDATIONS
When cooking on the hob
• We recommend a low to medium heat setting
for most cooking processes� The CeramiTech
coating distributes the heat more efficiently
and evenly� This means that some protein-
rich foods are cooked more quickly�
• The CeramiTech coating eliminates the
requirement for addition of butter or cooking
oil� If you want to use oil or butter, we
recommend using oil or butter with a high
smoke point, such as peanut oil, corn oil or
(clarified) butter�
• Olive oil and spray oils should not be used for
frying or deep frying, because olive oil has a
lower smoke point than other vegetable oils,
and can leave residues on your cookware�
However, olive oil can be used to flavour your
recipes�
Correct kitchen appliances
To prevent the coating from being scratched, we
recommend using non-metallic utensils with
your Livington Copperline WonderCooker� Do
not cut food on the Copperline WonderCooker
and do not use any sharp devices such as forks,
knives, mashers or whisks that can scratch the
cooking surface�
TIPS
Removing stubborn residues
If food burns on the Livington Copperline
WonderCooker, a stubborn residue can be left
behind� If this cannot be removed by normal
cleaning, soak the cookware in hot water with
a tablespoon of acid-free detergent for 15
minutes� Allow the water to become lukewarm
before emptying and rinsing the dishes� Wipe
with a plastic spatula or a non-abrasive sponge
to remove the residue� Repeat the process if
necessary�
Cooking with gas
When cooking over a gas hob, make sure that
the flame only touches the bottom surface of
the cookware� Your cookware may otherwise
become discoloured if the flame reaches the
sides of the pot�
NOTE: The Livington Copperline WonderCooker
has an extremely high thermal conductivity�
Even a low setting on some gas burners could
overheat and possibly burn some foodstuffs,
such as thinly sliced onions�
Deep-frying
• Use an
oil with a high smoke point� The
smoke point is the temperature to which an
oil can be heated before it starts to smoke
and burn� Rapeseed oil, sunflower oil and
vegetable oil are preferred�
•
Never fill the WonderCooker to more than
two thirds (approx. 6 l) of its capacity with
oil, because the oil can boil up and spill over
when food is added�
• Make sure you
have a well-fitting lid to hand,
such as the glass lid of the WonderCooker,
in case the oil should catch fire� If no glass lid
is nearby, a large, flat baking tin can be used
as an alternative�
•
Check the temperature of your oil. If you
have a food thermometer, heat the oil to
160°C for low, 175°C for moderate and 190°C
for high temperature� Avoid heating the oil
to temperatures above 190°C, otherwise
it could catch fire� If you don‘t have a food
thermometer, test the oil with a small piece
of bread� This should turn brown in 30-40
seconds at a moderate temperature�
•
Never place wet or frozen food in the grill
pan. The excess liquid can cause the oil to
splash, which can lead to injury� Use a dish
towel to dry excessive moisture off foods
before frying or deep-frying them�
•
Never leave cookware with hot oil
unattended. Oil can overheat and catch fire in
just a minute or two�
• Remove the food using a large spoon or
ladle with slits, or with heat-resistant tongs,
or something that can drain the oil if you
take the food out of the frying baskets (only
included in the deluxe set)�
• To be able to dispose of the oil safely, allow
it to
cool completely in the WonderCooker,
pour it into a jug, and from this back into its
original bottle� Never pour oil down the sink�
•
If the oil starts to emit smoke, turn off the
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