Steam Tube Usage; Cooking Rice; Useful Hints And Tips - Morphy Richards FS 48750 Instructions Manual

FS 48750 rev 1 5/4/05
If foods with different cooking times are
being steamed start the food with the
longest cooking time in the lower bowl. If
steaming meat, fish or poultry together with
vegetables, always place the meat, fish or
poultry in the lower bowl so that juices from
raw or partially cooked meat cannot drip
onto other foods.

Steam tube usage

• To equalise cooking times in all tiers, use
the steam tube.
• Only use when you want to steam a large
quantity of 1 type of food.
1 Put the mantle around the heater.
2 Fit the drip tray.
3 Fit the steaming tube to the drip tray (as
shown in the diagram).
4 Place the bottom tray over the steam
tube and align the tube to the hole in the
bottom of the tray.
5 Fit the clear ring.
6 Arrange the food within the tier.
7 Fit the other tiers in the same way.
8 Refer to the cooking guide and set the
timer for the desired time.
9 After the set time the bell will ring and the
steamer will switch off automatically.
10Using oven gloves or a cloth promptly
remove the steaming bowls.
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Refilling reservoir
If steaming for a long period it may be
necessary to add extra water.
Fill with water through the 'add water
hole' by using a suitable filling jug.

Cooking rice

The steamer comes with a container that
allows you to cook rice to perfection.
1 Add rice and water to the rice bowl in
equal proportions.
2 Place the rice bowl with rice and water
into a steaming tray, without steam tube
fitted.
3 Proceed as described previously for
steaming.

Useful hints and tips

• Always ensure meat is placed below other
food types.
• Steaming times stated in the cooking
guide are only a guide. Times may vary
depending on size of the food pieces,
spacing of the food in the steamer bowl,
quantity of food, freshness of food and
personal preference. As you become
familiar with the steamer, adjust the
cooking times as necessary.
• A single bowl of food steams faster than
with 2 or 3 bowls in use. Therefore, the
cooking time for a larger quantity of food
will be longer.
• For best results, be sure pieces of food
are similar in size. If pieces vary in size
and layering is required, place smaller
pieces on top.
• Do not crowd food in the steaming bowl
or rice bowl. Arrange the food with
spaces between pieces to allow for
maximum steam flow.
• Always use the drip tray to prevent drips
splashing.
• Never steam meat, poultry or seafood
from frozen. Always completely thaw first.