COOKING TIPS
IMPORTANT:
Never grease the appliance before pre-heating but
instead just before pouring in the batter or any other
preparation.
1. COOKING WAFFLES (WAFFLES, HEART-SHAPED
WAFFLES AND MINI-WAFFLES)
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Heat the appliance until the green light comes on and the ready
signal sounds.
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Although plates in the appliance have non-stick coating,
we recommend greasing them lightly.
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Open the appliance and grease both plates using a silicone brush,
paper towel or piece of cotton. (If using a brush, dip it into a
small cup of cooking oil to cover it well.) Grease again only lightly
before cooking the next wafes. After that, grease again only if
the wafes start to stick on opening the lid.
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Use the control panel for precise control over browning of your
wafes. Use the dial to adjust the wafe iron temperature and
control browning precisely.
- Select position1 to obtain a light wafe
- Select position 3 to obtain a brown wafe
- With position 2 you will obtain wafe transitional color)
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Adjust the texture adjustment button to modify cooking time:
- Faster cooking for softer wafes (wafes are soft and chewy
on the inside and crispy on the outside).
- Slower cooking for extra-crispy wafes (heated longer to
remove all moisture from the inside and make them crispy
through and through).
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Pour the batter onto only one plate taking care to cover all squares
completely. You can use a jug instead of a ladle.
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Close the lid, wait
3 to 4 seconds and then rotate the head.
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After 1 minute and 30 seconds more, rotate the head back to its
starting position. IMPORTANT: The rotation process is important
for making the best wafes. If you do not do this, your wafes will
look less appetizing (squares on top tray not lled in completely,
light spots on wafe making the surface irregular). Even with
rotation, this may happen also if you do not use enough batter.
However, be careful as the appliance may release steam during
turning. We recommend using a potholder or mitt when rotating.
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The green light will come on and the appliance will emit four short
tones when it is time to open the lid.
IMPORTANT: Cooking wafes is a subtle art in which the slightest
change in ingredient proportions in the dough can affect appearance
and avour signicantly. The timing of the green ready light was
calculated based on a standard wafe dough recipe and the
opinions of a representative consumer panel. Differences in
timing due to your own particular preferences are not
to be considered a defect of the appliance.
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Pick up your wafes using a sharp knife to stab the thick part of
the wafe and apply slight pressure to lift it off.
1.1 Troubleshooting
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Wafe top and bottom coming apart: removing too quickly
from mould.
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Wafes breaking apart: batter too watery or too dry (not enough fat).
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Wafes burning: cooking too long or forgetting about wafes!
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Wafes burnt on one side, uncooked on the other: lled improperly
or batter too watery or appliance not rotated.
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Wafes sticking to moulds: plates greased incorrectly or plates
too hot for rst wafes or too much sugar or not enough fat in
the batter.
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