Blade operating guide, The stainless steel coarse grating disc, The stainless steel fine grating disc – Kambrook KFP95 User Manual

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Blade operating Guide

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Ingredients

Procedure

Onions and Potatoes

Carrots, Zucchini and

Cucumber

Cheese

Pack into the feed tube and process using firm

pressure. Peel and cut into pieces if necessary to fit

the feed tube.

Prepare the vegetables and pack into the feed

tube. Packing vertically will give shorter shreds than

packing horizontally. Process using firm pressure.

Cut the cheese to fit the feed tube snugly. Process

using a light pressure on the food pusher to

prevent the cheese crumbling.

Ingredients

Procedure

Chocolate

Parmesan Cheese

Garlic and Ginger

Break chocolate into pieces to fit the feed tube

and process using firm pressure.

Peel the onions and chop into halves. Place onions

in the feed tube, cut edge down. Process using

firm pressure.

Peel and place minimum 250g into the feed tube

and process using firm pressure. Note: If small

quantities are used, they may block the holes

in the grating disc. To help wash the ingredients

through, pour

1

4

cup olive oil (for garlic) or

1

4

cup

sherry (for ginger) down feed tube. Excess amount

can be stored for later use.

The Stainless Steel Coarse Grating Disc

For a wider choice of grating options we have included a coarse grating disc as

well as a fine grating disc.
For all foods, pack the tube firmly to ensure even results. Although firm pressure

on the food pusher is recommended for some foods, do not press hard as the

disc may jam.
ALWAYS use the food pusher when using the grating discs’.

The Stainless Steel Fine Grating Disc

Use MED speed for best results.
ALWAYS use the food pusher when using grating discs.

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