Krampouz Design simple Notice D'utilisation page 20

DOUBLE DESIGN MODEL
− 2 heating zones regulated by 2 thermostats (adjustable from 50 to 300 °C)
− 2 heating indicators
− Power: 2 x 1800 watts, i.e. 3600 watts
This appliance complies with the CE European Directives.
Notes
The plancha is a Spanish cooking method which involves grilling food on a plate made
from cast iron, steel, aluminium or stainless steel.
This cooking method was devised in the 19
celebrations held during pilgrimages, large plates were laid on embers. This method
was used to cook all types of food in very large quantities.
Over time, the plancha became more sophisticated as a commonly used object. Widely
used in restaurants and tapas bars, the plancha is now used, in particular, to cook tasty
meals in a healthy and varied manner. This cooking method offers great benefits
because it seals in the flavour of the food being cooked. The use of the plancha is
simple, as the appliance only needs heating up for 10 min before cooking food.
Its intense heat sears food and grills it yet keeps the flesh, juices and aromas intact.
With its fun, laid back and relaxed feel, the plancha's natural home is outdoors. It can
be used indoors under an extractor hood.
Its very simple use does not require any particular skills, and you will only really need a
few utensils, such as clamps and broad spatulas to flip the food.
Installation
INSTALLATION
Place the appliance on a flat and rigid surface. Do not use it on a heat-sensitive support.
Choose a worktop which is easy to maintain and lay the appliance at least 20 cm away
from non heat resistant walls to reduce radiation from the plate. For optimum user
comfort, the appliance must be located between 85 and 95 cm from the ground.
POWERING ON
Connect the plancha to the nearest power source (see technical specifications of the
appliance). Caution! When you connect the plancha, it switches on automatically.
EXTINCTION
Turn the control and temperature levers to zero and disconnect the appliance.
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century by pilgrims. During the
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