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If you're cooking a mixture in your George Foreman Kitchen Appliances and it's boiling instead of simmering, the temperature selection may be too high. Tap the TEMP button to select a lower temperature; 250ºF is suggested for simmering.
Why does my George Foreman Smart Kitchen Kitchen Appliances rice boil over?
To prevent rice from boiling over when using your George Foreman Kitchen Appliances rice cooker, ensure you do not exceed the maximum suggested amount of rice. The amount of rice should correspond to the water markings on the bowl.
Why is my George Foreman Smart Kitchen Kitchen Appliances rice gummy?
If your George Foreman Kitchen Appliances rice is gummy, it could be due to using too much water or not enough rice. Ensure you add water according to the markings on the rice bowl and avoid using a liquid measuring cup.
What to do if George Foreman Smart Kitchen Kitchen Appliances rice is too dry?
If your George Foreman Kitchen Appliances rice is too dry, it may be caused by using too much rice or not enough water. Use the rice measure that comes with the multicooker, which holds about 5½ oz.
Why is some George Foreman Smart Kitchen Kitchen Appliances rice not fully cooked?
If some kernels of rice do not seem fully cooked when using your George Foreman Kitchen Appliances, this may be because the rice was not allowed to finish cooking. Allow the rice to rest for 15 minutes after cooking before serving.
How to clean George Foreman Smart Kitchen removable pan?
If the removable pan of your George Foreman Kitchen Appliances is not as clean as you would like, it may be due to starch buildup on the sides and bottom. Fill the pan with hot, soapy water and let it stand for several minutes. Then, use a nylon scrubber along the sides and bottom. Rinse well and dry thoroughly.
General| Brand | George Foreman |
|---|---|
| Model | Smart Kitchen |
| Category | Kitchen Appliances |
| Language | English |
Explains the polarized plug for 120V models to reduce electric shock risk.
Warns against removing the outer cover due to a tamper-resistant screw for safety.
Provides guidelines for power-supply cords and extension cords for safe use.
Initial setup steps including removing packing, registering, cleaning, and placement.
Instructions on how to correctly insert the removable pan into the cooking base.
Guide on connecting and using the digital control probe for operation.
Detailed instructions for cooking rice, including preparation and resting.
Steps for cooking food using the steaming basket with water in the removable pan.
Instructions for preparing soups and stews, including browning and combining ingredients.
Helpful tips for cooking soups and stews, such as meat preparation and adding vegetables.
Steps for cleaning the multicooker parts, including warnings about abrasives.
Guidance on how to properly store the multicooker when not in use.
Solutions for common problems like undercooked rice, dirty pan, boiling over, dry, or gummy rice.
Addresses issues with cooking mixtures boiling when simmer is desired.
Information on how to get service, repair, or ask questions about the appliance.
Details of the warranty coverage, duration, and claim process.
Lists items not covered by warranty and how state law relates to warranty rights.
