• If you use solid fat, chop it into pieces and then melt it
in a separate pan before pouring it into the bowl (never
melt solid fat in the basket or in the bowl).
• Never exceed 302°F/150°C to melt the fat that has so-
lidified in the bowl. For the cooking temperature follow
the instructions (see cooking charts p.22).
• NEVER use animal fat such as lard or dripping as this
could cause overflowing, smoke or a fire hazard.
Pre-heating
• After filling the bowl with the fat, close the lid and plug
in your fryer without the basket.
• The indicator will light up - fig 12.
• Adjust the thermostat - fig 12 depending on the food to
be fried (see cooking charts p. 22).
• When the temperature indicator switches off, press
the lid unlock button to open the lid and allow the
steam to escape.
• Dry the food to remove any excess water or ice.
Never exceed the
• Fill the basket before placing it in the fryer.
maximum safety limit
– fresh products 800 g,
• Do not overfill the basket.
frozen 1000 g. To avoid
• Reduce quantities for frozen food.
overflowing and extend
• Tip: Cut food to the same sized pieces so that it cooks
the life of the oil, dry
evenly. Avoid pieces that are too thick.
the food carefully
Cooking
Lowering the basket
• After the temperature indicator light goes out, very
gently lower the basket into the oil - fig 14. Lowering it
too quickly could cause the fryer to overflow - Wait for
one minute with the lid open - fig 15 then close the lid
- fig 16.
Place the fryer:
- on a secure surface
- out of the reach of
children
- away from any
sources of water,
splashes or heat.
Never plug the fryer in
when it is empty
(without any oil or fat)
- fig 11.
Loading the basket
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• Set the cooking time (depending on model): for models
with timer, press the button to adjust the time minute
by minute. The selected time is displayed and the
countdown begins - fig 18 to fig 22.
You can stop the countdown, during the cooking by
pressing the timer button for 3 seconds.
• During cooking, it is normal for the temperature light
to switch on and off.
• The timer emits a sound (depending on model), indicating
The timer (depending
on model) signals the
that the programmed cooking time has ended. To stop
end of the cooking
the timer alarm, press the button.
time, but does not stop
• Set the thermostat to the minimum position.
the appliance.
• Unplug your fryer.
For crispy fried food,
• Press the lid unlock button to open and allow the steam
open the lid as soon as
to escape for around 30 seconds - fig 23.
you have finished
• Raise the basket and hook it onto the edge of the bowl.
cooking to prevent
Leave to drain for 15 seconds - fig 24.
steam from softening
• Close the lid when the fryer is not in use.
the food.
• To cook more food, add oil/fat as required, set the ther-
The lid cannot be
mostat to the required temperature, plug in the fryer
closed while the basket
and then wait until the temperature light switches off
is hooked on the edge
before placing the new food in the oil.
of the bowl.
Table of cooking times
• The cooking times are a guide only; they may vary
depending on the size of the food and the amount of
food and individual preferences. Thicker food may
require turning halfway through frying to ensure even
cooking on both sides.
• Cooking tips: For best results, use the traditional French
method of frying homemade chips:
- first frying at 338°F/170°C
- second frying at 374°F/190°C
• When cooking battered food and doughnuts, remove
the wire basket to prevent food sticking to it and use
tongs to slowly lower the food into the hot oil.
Do not place your hand
above the filter system -
fig. 17, or over the
viewing window.
The steam and the glass
will be hot. Do not touch
the fryer walls which
may also be hot.
At the end of cooking
When cooking battered
food and doughnuts,
take great care when
handling the food and
use tongs. Gradually
place the food into the
hot oil, submerging it
an inch at a time to
prevent it from sinking
immediately.
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