Справочник Пользователя для Gaggenau IN-COUNTER STEAMER VK 230 714

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Tables and tips
Notes
Always preheat the appliance.
Always fit the glass cover. Steam and energy 
losses are avoided by a well-sealing cover.
The specified cooking times are for your 
orientation. Actual cooking time is influenced by 
the quality and temperature of the food, its weight 
and its thickness.
Use the residue strainer when adding spices, 
herbs or vegetables to the water. This will ensure 
that the drain does not become blocked. Remove 
residues from the basin after steaming.
Clean the appliance particularly thoroughly if you 
have used salt, bouillon, stock or broth. Residues 
of additives can cause corrosion. 
Steaming
Fill the appliance with 1 quart (1 liter) of water 
and preheat it to the steam cooking setting.
Place the cooking insert containing the food in 
the basin and close the glass cover. 
When you use the perforated cooking insert, the 
steam is able to reach the food on all sides. This 
ensures even cooking even of large quantities. 
The unperforated cooking insert prevents soiling 
of the cooking basin and is used to soak foods.
The steamer can be fitted with both cooking 
inserts at the same time. The perforated insert 
must be placed under the unperforated insert.
Depending on the cooking times of meals, the 
cooking inserts can be inserted at the same time 
or in succession.
When two cooking inserts are used at the same 
time, the cooking time is prolonged by about 
10 minutes.
Steaming extracts nutrients from foodstuffs to a 
lesser extent than cooking in boiling water. 
Vitamins, minerals and also shape, color and 
intrinsic taste are preserved better. Do not spice 
foods until after steaming.
Aroma steaming: you can flavor the water with 
herbs, spices and wine.
Cooking
Fill the appliance with 4 quarts (4 liters) of water 
and preheat it to the steam cooking setting.
Use the pasta basket (special accessory 
FK 023 000) to prepare pasta. 
You are advised to fit the glass cover.
You can flavor or salt the water, but then you 
should clean the appliance particularly thoroughly 
afterwards. Salt residues can produce corrosion.
Poaching
Fill the appliance with about 4 quarts (4 liters) of 
liquid and set a temperature between 160 °F and 
200 °F (75 and 95°C).
Instead of water, you can use vegetable bouillon, 
fish stock or meat broth. You can also flavor the 
cooking liquid with herbs, spices or wine. 
Always fit the glass cover.
Blanching
Blanching in steam (vegetables):
Fill the appliance with 1 quart (1 liter) of water 
and preheat it to the steam cooking setting.
Place the perforated cooking insert containing 
the vegetables in the basin and close the glass 
cover. Blanche a maximum of 500 g vegetables in 
one go. 
Steam for 4 - 5 minutes and then chill the 
vegetables immediately in icy water.
Blanching in boiling water (vegetables or meat):
Fill the appliance with 4 quarts (4 liters) of water 
and preheat it to the steam cooking setting.