Re-Using Used Frying Fat; Disposal; Home-Made Fresh French-Fried Potatoes; Troubleshooting - Silvercrest SEF 2300 B2 Operating Instructions Manual

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• Assemble the parts again if you do not
want to store the frying fat in the oil con-
tainer|14.

9.4 Re-using used frying fat

1. If you stored the frying fat outside of the
fryer, it should be melted first (as with
fresh fat) in a pan, before you fill it into
the fryer.
2. If you stored the frying fat in the fryer, it
must now be heated slowly and careful-
ly in order to avoid any splashes.
Let the fryer and the fat stand for a
while at room temperature, until the fat
has reached room temperature.
3. A fork should carefully be punched sev-
eral times into the surface.
4. Put the mains plug|10 into the wall
socket and set the temperature controller
at a temperature of 130 °C.
5. Wait until the fat is melted completely.
Only then the temperature controller|8
should be set at the frying temperature.

10. Disposal

The symbol showing a wheel-
ie bin crossed through indi-
cates that the product requires
separate refuse collection in
the European Union. This ap-
plies to the product and all ac-
cessories marked with this symbol. Products
identified with this symbol may not be dis-
carded with normal household waste, but
must be taken to a collection point for recy-
cling electric and electronic appliances. Re-
cycling helps to reduce the consumption of
raw materials and protect the environment.
Packaging
When disposing of the packaging, make
sure you comply with the environmental reg-
ulations applicable in your country.
11. Home-made fresh
French-fried potatoes
That's how the potatoes should
be
- The potatoes should have a firm skin
and not yet have sprouted.
- Floury or mainly waxy potatoes should
be used.
- The potatoes should not be too small
and be of approximately the same size.
This facilitates the processing.
1. Peel the potatoes.
2. Cut the potatoes into stripes or slices,
depending on your wishes.
3. Put the potatoes in water for approx.
1|hour before frying.
4. Dry the potatoes, e.g. with a paper towel.
5. First frying process: The potatoes should
be fried for approx. 10 - 14 minutes at
a temperature of approx. 150 °C.
6. Take the frying basket|18 out of the oil/
fat and hang it with the mount under the
handle|17 on the front edge of the oil
container|14 for dripping off.
7. Heat the oil/fat up to a temperature of
approx. 170 °C.
8. Second frying process: The potatoes
should now be fried again for approx.
3 - 4 minutes at a temperature of ap-
prox. 170 °C.
9. Finish the frying process as soon as the
desired browning level has been
reached.
NOTE: deep-frozen French-fried potatoes
need only be fried once.

12. Troubleshooting

If your device fails to function as required,
please try this checklist first. Perhaps there is
only a minor problem, and you can solve it
yourself.
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