15.5
Advices for frying
Smaller ingredients usually require a slightly shorter preparation time than larger
ingredients.
A larger amount of ingredients requires a slightly longer preparation time, a smaller
amount of ingredients only requires a slightly shorter preparation time.
Shaking the ingredients optimises the end result and can help prevent unevenly fried
ingredients.
To make fresh fries, use floury potatoes and cut them into 10 x 10 cm thick strips. Soak
them in water for about 30 minutes and then dry them well. Coat the potatoes with a bit
of oil for a crispy result.
Adding a small amount of oil to your food will make it crispier. Do not use more than 30
ml of oil.
Oil sprays are great for spreading small amounts of oil evenly over food.
Do not prepare extremely greasy ingredients such as sausages in the fryer.
Some snacks that can be prepared in an oven can also be prepared in the fryer.
We recommend the following quantities and settings:
Quantity
Food
French fries
(frozen)
Homemade
fries
Stuffed
2 halves
courgettes
Stuffed peppers
Baked
vegetables
(sweet potato,
courgette,
beetroot,
carrots)
Burger patty
Chicken
nuggets
Grilled chicken
Temp.
Progr.
(max.)
500 g
1000 g
1200 g
500 g
1000 g
4 pcs
750-
1000g
4 pcs à
approx.
150 g
1000 g
1300 g
Time
(°C)
(min.)
25
200
30
35
Cut potatoes into strips
30
approx. 10 x 10 mm thick;
200
35
soak in water for 30 min.,
dry and brush with oil
Cut the courgettes in half
160-
and hollow them out, fill
15-20
170
with meat, couscous,
cheese, etc. as desired
Cut off the top of the
peppers and remove the
170
15-20
seeds, fill with quinoa,
meat, vegetables, etc. as
desired
Chop and mix with oil and
200
25
spices
200
10-12
180
10-12
200
50
Note
Yes
Yes
Yes
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