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Important Tips:
According the latest knowledge of researchers, following max. temperatures should
be obeyed and all foods should be fried max to a gold colour:
170°C for all potatoes, breaded food and all other starch containing products
190°C for meat and poultry with no breading
In opposite to the tips on the packaging of frozen food we advise to defrost the food
short before frying to avoid any ice inside the fryer.
After deep fat frying:
Clean the fat
Residue from the coating or the food should be removed from the frying fat or oil
at regular intervals. Any contamination or water is deposited in the "Cool Zone"
beneath the heating elements and will not combust.
∙ First allow the fat to cool after frying, then carefully pour the fat into a metal pan
with handles.
∙ Coating residue and water in the oil must be removed.
∙ Clean the frying basket and the pan (see paragraph "Cleaning and care").
∙ Hook frying basket onto fryer (draining position, place kitchen paper in basket as a
filter).
∙ Slowly pour the fat back into the fryer through the filter paper.
∙ Only use the paper fat filter once.
If the fat has taken on a little taste, this can be improved by setting the temperature
to just below 150°C and putting a handful of spinach leaves, parsley, lettuce leaves or
2 potatoes that have been peeled, sliced and well dried into the hot fat and leaving
them to brown. Remove and throw away the vegetables.
Storing oil or fat
If the fryer is used at regular intervals, the fat can be kept in the fryer with the lid
closed. If the fryer is stored in a cool, dry location, the fat can be kept in the fryer for
some weeks.
If you do not fry frequently, the filtered fat can be kept in a sealed container that is
protected from the light.
The frying fat can be used for food such as fish or meat 5-10 times without problems.
The fat is not as contaminated by potato dishes such as French fries or pastries, and
can be therefore used more frequently.
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