11
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The LED display timer will automatically show “2.0” which means cooking time is set for
2
hours. Use the two “Timer” keys (“+” or “-”) to adjust the timer to desired cooking
time. The timer can be adjusted in
“0.5" or 30-minute increments.
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If you do not adjust the Timer Keys within 7 seconds of selecting a cooking
mode, the pot will default to standard cooking time which may be more
time than you need.
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Remember that the Steam/Fast mode is meant to be used for 1-1/2 hours or
less.
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Within 6 seconds, the “Steam/Fast” indicator light will stop flashing and turn to on and
the LED display timer will start to countdown in 6-minute intervals.
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After cooking completes, your food will be ready to serve. The Multi-Crock will
automatically enter to
“Warm” mode for up to 9.5 hours.
NOTE: You cannot change the cooking time once the Multi-Crock enters a cooking
mode
. Simply press “MENU/CANCEL” to cancel the current cooking mode and start
over.
Caution:
1. To prevent overflow: do not fill the cooker more than ¾ full of water and food.
2. Ensure all ingredients are fully cooked before serving. If food is not cooked through, restart
the cooking cycle to cook longer.
3. If the Stew or food becomes too dry, it may cause the cooker to overheat and you will hear a
warning “beep” as the cooker switches to the Warm cycle. You can cancel the cooking cycle.
Use the
“VitaClay Cooking Chart for VM7800” for first-time cooking. After that, reduce or
add liquid amount and cooking time as needed based on your results and preferences.
How to steam vegetables in your Multi-Crock
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Add 3 cups water to the bowl of the clay pot.
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Place your vegetable in a bowl or steamer basket.
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Place the bowl or steamer basket in your clay pot ensuring that the water does not
come above the base of the steamer basket.
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Place the clay pot lid on the pot (ensure steam plugs are in place), place into to cooker
base and plug in device.
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Press
the “Menu” key to select “Steam/Fast” and use the “Timer” Keys ( + /- ) to set
cooking time.
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Cooking time will depend on the amount and size of each piece of vegetable.
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Zucchini and other soft vegetables will take the least amount of time. Start with
30 minutes but check at 15-20 minutes as time depends on the amount of food
and size of the pieces.
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Broccoli, cauliflower and firmer vegetables will take a little longer.
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Chopped potatoes or yams and whole beets will take about 1 hour.