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Tip:Bacteria can be found on the
surfaces of almost all food. To kill
germs, place the vacuum-sealed, un-
cooked food in boiling water for
max.3seconds.
Requirement:The food is vacuum-
sealed. →Page142
1. Select the automatic programme
"Sous-vide".
2. Follow the instructions on the dis-
play.
3. After sous-vide cooking, dry the va-
cuum-sealing bag and place it in a
clean container.
4. Tip:You can use the stock or mar-
inade to make a sauce.
Open the vacuum-sealing bag with
scissors and add all the food and
the liquid to the pot.
5. Make the food ready for serving.
Food Cooking tips
Meat ¡ To avoid fat spitting
out of the pot, dab
meat with a tea towel
before placing it in hot
oil.
¡ Sear the meat at a
very high temperature
on each side for a few
Food Cooking tips
seconds. This will give
the meat a crust and
the typical flavours of
frying without over-
cooking it.
Fish ¡ Season the fish and
coat with hot butter.
¡ To produce a crust
and the flavours of fry-
ing, sear the fish on
each side for a few
seconds.
¡ Extend this time if
sous-vide cooking has
not cooked the fish
through enough.
Veget-
ables
¡ Sear vegetables
briefly to create the
flavours of frying.
¡ Season vegetables to
taste or mix with other
ingredients.
Tip:To prevent food from getting
cold, pre-warm the plates and
serve the food with a hot sauce or
butter.
26.12 Melting
During melting, a solid food is heated until it becomes liquid. Take note of the
recommended settings for melting.
Food Tool Quantity
in g
in °C min. -
max. in
mins
Lid
Chocol-
ate, cook-
ing
chocolate
1
- - 200 50 20-30 without
Butter 2 100 60 5-10 closed
1
Also available as an automatic programme