Advice From The Chefs; Cleaning And Maintenance - Cuisinart CSB801E Instructions

4 ADVICE FROM THE CHEFS

• Never immerse the motor housing in water or any other liquid.
• The base of the blender should never be fully immersed, leave a
space of approximately 2 5 cm below the motor housing
• When using the blender on a non-stick surface, take care not to
damage the coating with the blender
• Cut most solid foods into 2.5cm cubes to blend them easily.
• You can also pour liquid ingredients into the measuring jug.
• To avoid splashes, make sure the base of the shaft is always
immersed when the unit is running
• Never leave the hand blender in a pot on a hot hob.
• Never include pieces of hard fruit, bone or any other hard matter
in your ingredients to be blended These could damage the
blades
• The level of the preparation will increase when blended, so the
amount of liquid used should be adjusted
• The addition of hot liquids speeds up the mixing process of
solids and liquids
• For recipes that call for ice, use crushed ice for best results.
• Gently move the blender up and down to mix and blend the
ingredients evenly
• The blender can also be used to make milk froth for your
cappuccino or latte
• Also use the blender to prepare your gravies and sauces.
• For best results when adding celery to a sauce, remove the
celery's hard fibres using a peeler before blending
• The blender cannot be used to prepare dough or pastry.
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5 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Always clean the motor housing and the blender shaft carefully
after each use
Never immerse the motor housing in water or any other liquid
• Unplug the unit.
• Remove the blender shaft from the motor housing.
• Clean the motor housing with a damp sponge or cloth.
Never use abrasive cleaning products which could scratch the
surface
• Clean the blender shaft by hand in warm water with soft soap.
Handle the blender shaft carefully The blades are sharp and
could cause injury
• Clean the measuring jug in warm, soapy water or in the
dishwasher
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