Black & Decker Spacemaker CG700 - Manual (Page 8)

 
4. Holding the grinding bowl from the bottom, securely insert it up into the center of
the bottom of the motor housing with the arrow ▲ symbol on the bowl directly
under the UNLOCK symbol on the bottom of the motor housing (N).
5. Turn the grinding bowl clockwise until it locks into position. The LOCK symbol
on the housing should be aligned with the arrow on the grinding bowl.
Note: There is a safety feature on this appliance that will not allow the grinder to
operate unless the workbowl is securely in place.
6. Plug in the appliance.
7. Select amount of coffee to be ground by pressing the button next to one of the
3 selections offered (P).
• 4 tbsp. (¼ cup, 23 g) = 4 cups of coffee
• 8 tbsp. (½ cup, 47 g) = 8 cups of coffee
• 12 tbsp. (¾ cup, 70 g) = 12 cups of coffee
8. Select the texture of ground coffee desired by pressing the button next to one of the
3 selections offered (P).
• Fine
• Medium
•
Coarse
Note: Selections can be changed at any time.
9. Press the ON/OFF control button
(P).
Note: To stop the coffee grinder at any time, press the ON/OFF button.
10. When the coffee beans are ground to the desired texture, the grinder will
automatically stop.
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8
4
CUPS
N
CUPS
P
Important: Be sure grinding blade has completely stopped spinning before removing
grinding bowl from appliance.
11. Hold the grinding bowl securely and turn it counterclockwise to the
UNLOCK
position and keeping the bowl level, lower it from the appliance.
12. With your fingers on the top of the stem of the blade, lift it up and out of the
grinding bowl with a twisting motion. Spoon the coffee directly from the bowl.
13. Clean the bowl after each use as described in CARE AND CLEANING.
Note: Do not use the grinder for spices; the bowl will absorb some of the flavor of the
spices and affect the flavor of your ground coffee.
14. Unplug the appliance when not in use.
GRINDING GUIDELINES
Selecting the grind setting:
Brew Method
Grind Setting Appearance
Percolator or French Press Coarse Like salt particles
Drip or Vacuum Medium Like sand particles
Espresso Fine Like talcum powder
The proper grind is important for the best coffee flavor. The quicker the brewing
process is, the finer the grind used. Coffee that is ground too fine for a particular
brewing process will result in bitter, pungent tasting coffee. Coffee that is ground too
coarse will result in weak, watery coffee.
GROUND COFFEE TIPS
• For a cup of rich, full flavored coffee use 1½ rounded tablespoons of ground coffee
for each 5½-oz cup of coffee.
• For optimum flavor, it is best to grind the amount of coffee needed immediately
before brewing.
• Do not use the coffee grinder to grind spices or nuts; your coffee will share those
flavors.
• Blending 2 or more types of beans will result in a richer, more complex brew.
• It is important to clean the grinding bowl after each use; the residual oils from the
coffee will give an off flavor to the next batch of coffee ground.
USING THE MINI FOOD PROCESSOR
The mini processor is used to chop, mince, mix and puree foods to a smooth
consistency. Use the workbowl to chop fresh and cooked fruits and vegetables; fresh
herbs; cooked meats, fish and poultry; to make sauces, dressings and salsas; bread,
cookie and cracker crumbs.