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Using
Please note the following safety notes to avoid malfunction and damage:
The biscuit maker is not a toy and do not belong in the hands of children.
Keep the biscuit maker clean at all times as the parts come into contact with
food.
Do not clean the biscuit maker in the dishwasher!
Cleaning
Before first use, clean all parts thoroughly with warm soapy water and dry well.
Do not use aggressive chemicals or abrasives for cleaning.
Using
1.
To lift up the gear rod (2), rotate the rod by 180° so the teeth of the rod are
on the reverse side of the lever (3). Lift up the gear rod completely.
2.
Unscrew the closing ring (10) and fill the cylinder (7) with a part of dough.
3.
Place one die-plate (9) into the closing ring. The raised part of the die-plate
has to be placed downwards.
4.
Always thoroughly clean the thread of the cylinder to avoid abrasion due to
fatty dough residues.
5.
Turn the gear rod until the teeth of the rod meets the lever. Choose the size
of the biscuits you wish to obtain by rotating the regulator (4). You will form
small biscuits if the position arrow (5) shows to
1
and large biscuits, if the
arrow points to the number
2
.
6.
Pump the lever a few times until the dough comes out of the holes of the die-
plate (9) evenly. Remove this first dough. Firmly press the closing ring of the
biscuit maker on the baking tray.
7.
Push the lever down, only once in order to form one biscuit. Raise the biscuit
maker and continue until the complete dough is used.
Recipe
100 g butter/margarine
200 g flour
100 ml milk
80 g sugar/icing sugar
1 pinch of salt
1 egg
Optional: 2 tsp cinnamon or cocoa or lemon zest or vanilla extract or milled
hazelnut/almonds etc.
All ingredients should have room temperature. Mix all ingredients well. If desired,
roll out and use the dough immediately or place it for 1 hour into the refrigerator.
Pre-heat the oven to 180° and bake the biscuits for approx. 10 up to 15 minutes
until the biscuits are golden brown.
