Kleenmaid BSV360 User Manual

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Cooking with steam

Food cooked at atmospheric pressure at a temperature slightly higher than 100

°C will not collapse or absorb excessive water. Colour and flavour are preserved,

unlike when cooking with a pressure cooker. The cooking time for a single vege-

table is slightly longer than in a pressure cooker.

Your steam oven

only requires setting of the cook time. The water held in

the tank enters the oven cavity through a pipe. This water is transformed into

steam on contact with a hotplate at the base of the oven cavity. There is no need

to add water to the cooking dish (see recipe book). To ensure GENUINE STEAM

COOKING, your steam oven is supplied with specially designed accessories for

perfect cooking results.

For a dish composed of several vegetables with different cooking times, best

results will be obtained by setting the minute minder for the vegetable which

takes the longest to cook. This will save time and reduce handling.

To make the oven easy to use and to ensure the best possible results, a single

shelf height is provided.

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