30.05.2014 Views

SILVER BREADMAKER XL - Princess

SILVER BREADMAKER XL - Princess

SILVER BREADMAKER XL - Princess

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

LOAF SIZE<br />

This function allows you to determine the volume of the dough.<br />

1.13 kg stands for 2.5 pounds (suitable for baking bread of 1150 grams).<br />

1.36 kg stands for 3.0 pounds (suitable for baking bread of 1380 grams).<br />

This option is only available with programmes 1, 5 and 10.<br />

PRE-HEAT FUNCTION<br />

This breadmaker is preheated as standard, in order to bring the ingredients to the same temperature. This varies<br />

from 3 to 40 minutes, depending on the selected menu.<br />

COMMENTS CONCERNING THE RECIPES<br />

To get the best results, be careful to keep to the correct proportions between the ingredients.<br />

Use the enclosed measuring cup and measuring scoop, or use a weighing scales.<br />

The measuring cup is 300 ml. Ensure the water is not too cold - the best temperature is hand warm (28°X to<br />

30°XC) .<br />

The large measuring scoop is 15 ml and is equal to a dessert spoon. The small measuring scoop is 5 ml and is<br />

equal to a teaspoon<br />

Every recipe has fresh or dried yeast listed and you should make a choice between the two according to your<br />

preference.<br />

Possible problems when baking bread<br />

The bread does not rise:<br />

* old yeast,<br />

* not enough water,<br />

* too much salt<br />

* incorrect amounts,<br />

* put the yeast under the flour so that it doesn’t come into contact with salt, butter or water.<br />

The bread rises too high.<br />

* use less yeast<br />

* use less water<br />

* use more salt<br />

The bread looks like a “crater”:<br />

* too much water has been used<br />

* use 2 more dessertspoons of flour<br />

* The bread has been left too long in the bread mould.<br />

The bread is too heavy:<br />

* Use 2 more dessertspoons of water..<br />

There are holes in the bread<br />

* use 2 fewer dessertspoons of water<br />

* use a little less yeast<br />

* use more salt<br />

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE<br />

Before using the breadmaker for the first time, clean it and the kneading arms with a gentle detergent. Before<br />

cleaning and storing the appliance, always let it cool down first. After cooling down for about<br />

half an hour, the appliance is ready to be used once again for baking or making dough.<br />

Before cleaning, always remove the plug from the wall socket and give the appliance the chance<br />

to cool down.<br />

Never use aggressive detergents such as chemical cleaners, oven cleaner etc.<br />

Remove all ingredients and crumbs from the lid, the housing and the pan with a damp cloth.<br />

Never immerse the bread maker in water and never fill the appliance with water.<br />

Clean the housing on the inside and outside with a damp cloth. Always clean and dry the<br />

appliance carefully after use. The kneading arms and shafts must be cleaned immediately after<br />

each use.<br />

13

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!