Operating Instructions; Automatic Rice Settings - Saladmaster MP5 Manual Del Usuario

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Operating Instructions

1. Insert automatic heat control into appliance. Plug into electric outlet.
As soon as the appliance is plugged in, a red signal light will appear on
the right side of the display.
at least 4" (10 cm) from wall.
2. To set the desired temperature, press and release the temperature
key (the default temperature will flash) then press the up or down
arrow until the desired temperature appears on the display. To select
the default temperature of 150°F (65°C), press the temperature key
a second time. If no temperature is set, the display will flash for 2
minutes and automatically shut off. Pulsing the up or down arrow will
adjust the temperature by 5-degree increments; pressing and holding
the key will adjust it by 25-degree increments (10-degrees in Celsius).
As the appliance preheats to desired temperature, the signal light (red
light on left side of digital display) will blink on and off. Always preheat
appliance (4 to 6 minutes), unless recipe states to start with it cold.
3. Add food when the signal light stops blinking, indicating that the
cooking temperature has been reached. Heat may be increased or
decreased by depressing the up or down arrow, depending upon the
type or amount of food being prepared. The signal light will cycle
on and off during cooking to indicate that the proper temperature is
being maintained.
4. After the food is placed in the appliance, set the cooking time if
desired. Press and release the time key. The display will flash "00:00."
Press the up or down arrows until the desired length of time is set
(maximum is 12 hours). If no time is set, the heat control will operate
at the preset temperature until the off button is pressed. Pulsing
the key will adjust the time by 1-minute increments; pressing and
holding either key will adjust the time by 10-minute increments. The
time will automatically count down and the remaining time will be
displayed unless the temperature key is pressed. The temperature or
time can be changed or displayed anytime during cooking by simply
repeating the steps detailed above.
5. When cooking is complete, and the time setting has not been used, press
the off button. The temperature and time settings will be cancelled.
6. Pressing and holding both temperature and time buttons at the same
time will switch temperature reading between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Healthy Cooking Guide
CAUTION: Always operate appliance
Healthy Cooking Guide

Automatic Rice Settings

The digital heat control features two convenient automatic rice settings
that take all the guess work out of cooking rice. It's as easy as 1-2-3!
(1) Insert desired ingredients. (See guide below.) (2) Press the temperature
key. (3) Press the down arrow key once to select RIC1 or twice to select
RIC2. Display will flash the chosen setting. When flashing stops, heating
has begun. The unit will automatically heat to boiling, cook the rice (a
count down timer will appear in the display) and then switch to the keep
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warm temperature of 150 F (65 C) when cycle is complete.
RIC1 – Low setting/shorter cooking time used for smaller amounts of
rice. (1-3 cups dry measure)
RIC2 – High setting/longer cooking time used for larger amounts of rice.
(4-5 cups dry measure) This unit has a capacity of 5 cups dry measure. DO
NOT EXCEED CAPACITY.
Rice Cooking Guide
Rice Water
Standard Varieties
1 cup 2 cups
2 cups 3 cups
3 cups 4 cups
4 cups 5 cups
5 cups 7 cups
Jasmine (For best results, rinse rice twice.)
2 cups 3
1
Calrose
2 cups 2
3
These are general guidelines. Results may vary depending on quantity,
type and brand of rice selected.
Spanish and American Rice
2 cups rice
3 cups chicken stock or broth
1 / cup onion, shredded
2
1 / cup carrots, shredded
2
/ cup zucchini
1
2
1 / cup tomato, seeded and chopped (optional)
2
Add all ingredients; mix well. Set 5 Quart Cooker to the RIC1 setting.
Cycle will begin automatically. For vegetables that are more firm, add them
when the display reads "20" and the cooking countdown has begun.
Setting
RIC1
RIC1
RIC1
RIC2
RIC2
/ cups RIC1
2
/ cups RIC1
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