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Rival 1101E - Slicing Applications and Ideas; Slicing Meats and Cheese

Rival 1101E
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GOOD
TASTE
begins
with
your
RIVAL
SLICER
Hot
Roasts:
Beef,
Pork,
Lamb,
Turkey,
Ham
When
slicing
warm
boneless
roasts,
remove
from
oven
and
let
set
15
to
20
minutes
before
slicing.
They
will
retain
more
natural
juices
and
slice
evenly without crumbling.
Cut
the
roast,
if
necessary,
to
fit
on
Food
Tray.
Use
foil
to
catch
slices
and
juices.
Slices
should
be
about
2"
thick.
If
roast
is
tied,
remove
strings
one
at
a
time
as
strings
near
blade.
(Be
sure
motor
is
off.)
Extra-Thin
Sliced
Corned
Beef
or
Fresh
Beef
Brisket
Chill
cooked
brisket
overnight
in
cooking
liquid.
Before
slicing,
drain
brisket
from liquid
and
pat
dry
with
paper
towels.
Remove
excess
fat.
Slice
well-chilled
brisket
to
desired
thickness.
To
serve
hot,
place
slices
on
heatproof
platter
and
moisten
with
small
amount
of
cooking
liquid.
Heat
in
300°
oven
for
30
minutes.
Bulk
Bacon
Chill
thoroughly
before
slicing.
Some
types
of
smoked
bacon
should
have
the
rind
removed;
chill well
and
remove
with
asharp
knife. You
can
use
the
rind
as
a
"flavor
dividend"
for
seasoning
beans
and
soups.
Cut
the
bacon
slab
to
fit
on
Food
Tray.
Place
fat
side
down.
Slice
to
desired
thickness-about
s"
slices
cook
nicely.
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