Fondue With Oil - Gourmet Maxx XJ-6K114CO Mode D'emploi

❐ Always insert the receptacle for the fondue pot into the raclette grill plate before you place
the fondue pot onto the raclette grill plate. Without the receptacle, it is not possible to
guarantee that the pot can be held in place securely.
❐ Fats and oils may catch fi re if they are overheated. Please take care when handling fats and
oils. Never pour water into hot fat or hot oil!
❐ For the fondue, only use fats and oils which are suitable for frying.
❐ Make sure that the food which you want to cook in the fondue pot is not too moist to pre-
vent the fat/oil from bubbling over.
❐ Used cooking oils and cooking fats are not to be poured down the drain. Dispose of the
cooking fat and cooking oil in the domestic waste.
❐ Do not overfi ll the fondue pot. The pot should never be more than up to 2/3 full in order to
prevent the risk of spitting or bubbling over.
❐ In order to prepare your fondue, only heat up the fondue pot on an electric or glass ceramic
cooker. Do not use other sources of heat like ovens to heat up the fondue pot. The pot is
not suitable for induction cookers! Make sure you wear oven gloves when transferring hot
substances!
Prepare the raclette device in the manner described in the "Raclette" chapter.

Fondue With Oil

1. Heat up frying oil or frying fat in a the fondue pot on the stove (electric or glass ceramic
cooker).
2. Check whether your oil/fat has reached the right temperature by dipping a wooden chop-
stick into the oil/fat. If no little bubbles form on the wooden chopstick, the oil/fat is at the
right temperature.
3. Place the ring for depositing the fondue forks onto the fondue pot.
5. Now skewer vegetables or meat onto your fondue forks and place them into the hot
oil/fat until they are cooked.
You should also try some food in breadcrumbs or pastry!
4. Insert the receptacle for the fondue pot into the recess in the
middle of the raclette grill plate and place the fondue pot into
the receptacle if you wish to use the fondue set. When you do
this, follow the instructions in the "Fondue" chapter.
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