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Philips HD4907
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Philips Induction Cooker HD4907 User Manual
To use this mode, press the “Roti/Dosa” button.
You can modulate the temperature using “+/-” buttons in case the pan gets
overheated or is less heated.
4.1.3 Gravy mode
The Gravy preset can be used to prepare a gravy dish from beginning to the
end.
In this mode, the induction cooker will provide moderate heat for 5 minutes to
temper the dish.
Thereafter, it will provide high heat to roast vegetables and/or meat for 13
minutes.
After this it will automatically switch to a low temperature simmer mode for 27
minutes.
Default cooking time in Gravy mode is 45 minutes, but you can adjust the
range from 1 min to 3 hours.
The temperature range in this mode is from keep warm to 160°C.
To use this mode, press the “Gravy” button.
4.1.4 Slow Cook mode
The Slow Cook preset is ideal for more delicate cooking tasks (such as
melting chocolate), as it enables you to cook food at a low temperature for a
long time.
Default cooking time in Slow Cook mode is 3 hours, but you can adjust the
range from 1 min to 3 hours.
The temperature in this mode is set at 100°C.
To use this mode, press the “Slow Cook” button.
4.1.5 Stir Fry mode
The Stir Fry preset can be used to cook foods which are continuously stirred
like dry vegetables.
Default cooking time in Stir Fry mode is 1 hour, but you can adjust the range
from 1 min to 3 hours.
The temperature range in this mode is from 100°C to 180°C.
To use this mode, press the “Stir Fry” button.
The temperature can be modulated in case required by using “+/-” buttons.
4.1.6 Pressure Cook mode
The Pressure Cook preset can be used for pressure cooking in induction base
pressure cooker.
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