Roasting With The Contact Grill; Temperature Control / Preparation Methods; Hot Plate Positions; Grill Roasting / Plates In Contact - Silvercrest SKG 2000 A1 Instrucciones De Uso

When using the Contact Grill for the first time,
you may notice fumes caused by heating. These
fumes are not injurious to health; however, initial-
ly they may affect the taste of your first few dis-
hes. Therefore, before preparing any food items
for the first time, we advise you to switch on the
Contact Grill once without any food items and
allow it to heat up at the maximum temperature
setting for 15 minutes.

Roasting with the Contact Grill

1. Open the lid of the Contact Grill by pulling the
locking clasp on handle
the lid up to the stopper. If necessary, remove all
fallen food particles from the hot plate surface
i using a dry cloth.
2. Dab some oil or butter on the surface of the hot
i
plate .
3. Close the lid of the Contact Grill. The appliance
is fully closed when the locking clasp on handle
w
audibly snaps into position.
4. Insert the plug into a power socket to switch the
appliance on and set the temperature control
knob r at the desired temperature. Now the
Contact Grill starts heating up.
q
The pilot light turns on.
5. After a few minutes the pilot light
Now the Contact Grill has reached the set tem-
perature and is ready for operation.
Temperature control / preparation
methods
You can set the temperature control knob
following positions:
• Switched off
I Defrost
II Heat up
III Medium grilling
M Fast grilling
w , downwards and tilt
q
switches off.
r
at the
Pictograms for the most important methods of prepara-
tion that can be used with the appliance in contact po-
sition are shown on the appliance. Generally, cooking
times are based on the weight and size of the foods to
be grilled and on individual taste preferences. These
may therefore vary slightly. The values given are
guiding values based on a quantity of 100 g.
The individual symbols have the following meanings:
Grilling or cooking time
Temperature setting to use
Thawing
Heating up
Hamburger / sandwich
Vegetables
Shrimp
Fish
Toast, etc.
Meat skewers
Sausages
Meat (cutlets, steaks)
Chicken / turkey

Hot plate positions

You can position the hot plates in different ways
depending on the preparation method.

Grill roasting / Plates in contact

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