Seafood and fish – Black & Decker HS90 User Manual

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SEAFOOD AND FISH

Steaming times provided are for fresh, or frozen and thawed, seafood and fish.
Clean and prepare fresh seafood and fish, as appropriate, before steaming.

Most seafood and fish cook quickly. Steam in small quantities, or in amounts as
specified.

Clams tend to open at different times during steaming. To avoid overcooking, watch
the shells. Tap the exterior of Cover to improve visibility as steam forms on inside of
Steaming Bowl. Use tongs to remove shells when opened; be careful as the steam
is hot. Replace Cover after opened shells are removed.

Serve steamed seafood or fish with plain or seasoned butter or margarine, fresh
lemon, and/or favorite sauces.

Fish fillets may be steamed in the Rice Bowl. See the procedure provided for
poached fillets. Experiment with your favorite fish fillets and/or seasonings by
following the proportions and procedures given in the recipe. Adjust steaming
times, as necessary.

Use

Use Water Approx.

Type Of

Rice

Drip

Fill Line

Time

Seafood/Fish

Amount Bowl

Tray

In

Base

(Minutes)

Tips

Clams

1 dozen

No

Yes

Lo

11-16

Littlenecks/Cherrystones in

shell

(fresh)

(up to 2”
across)

Steamers/Longnecks 1

dozen No

Yes

Lo

9-16

(fresh)

in shell
(up to 2 3/4”
across)

2 dozen

No

Yes

Lo

9-18

in shell
(up to 2 3/4”
across)

Scallops (fresh)

1 lb.,

No

Yes

Lo

12-14

Bay

shucked

Sea

1 lb.,

No

Yes

Lo

12-15

shucked
(up to
3/4” thick)

Shrimp

Large No

Yes

Lo

13-15

(Fresh, or frozen

1 lb. in shell

and thawed)

1 1/2 lbs.

No

Yes

Med

18-20

in shell

■ Clean, soak shells.

■ Stagger shells that

are layered.

■ Cook until shells are

well opened.

■ Larger clams need

maximum time.

■ Use tongs to remove.

■ To steam larger Littlenecks

or Cherrystones (up to 2 3/4”
across), use “Med” water
level; steam 1 dozen at a
time; stir after 15 mins.

■ Steam until shells

are opened.

■ Arrange in single

layer; larger quantity must
be layered.

■ Larger scallops and/or

larger amount may take
maximum time.

■ Stir at 7 minutes; again at 10

minutes if not done. Use a
long handled spoon.

■ Steam until opaque.

■ Stagger shrimp that

are layered.

■ Stir with long handled spoon

after 8 minutes and
11 minutes.

■ Steam until shells are

reddish and flesh is opaque.

■ Stir after 12 and 16 minutes.

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