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Rump Steak with Spring Onion and
Herb Sauce (4 persons)
500 g lean rump steak (125 g each)
120 g margarine
1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 finely chopped garlic clove
4 tbsp. finely chopped parsley
4 finely chopped spring onions
1. Mix the margarine and the Worcestershire sauce
in a small bowl. Mix in the garlic, parsley and
spring onions.
2. Warm the appliance up (Heat level M).
3. Grill the steak for 3 minutes at heat level M,
afterwards smear it with the spring onion & herb
sauce and then cook it for a further 4 minutes at
heat level I. Collect the dripping herb sauce with
the oil drip pan
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.
4. After they finish grilling, let the steaks rest briefly
and cut into thin strips against the grain. Arrange
the meat on a pre-heated serving plate, pour the
melted herb sauce from the oil drip pan
the cut meat.
Cleaning & Maintenance
Injury hazard!
Before cleaning, unplug the appliance and wait till
it has completely cooled down. Never attempt to
clean the appliance under running water and never
dip it in water.
For normal cleaning, you can remove the grilling
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hot plates
from the appliance.
• For this purpose, press the hot plate fixing
t
springs
slightly backwards to release the hot
plates
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.
• Rinse the hot plates
tral detergent. In order to protect the non-stick
coating, do not use any corrosive detergents or
pointed objects for cleaning.
• In case the grill surface has become heavily in-
crusted, keep a wet cleaning cloth on the hard
residual matter for a while to soak the layer.
The grill plates
dishwasher!!
• Wash the grease catchment bowl
water and a neutral detergent. To avoid damage
to the upper surfaces, do not use aggressive cle-
ansers, rough sponges or sharp objects when
cleaning the appliance.
To clean the external surface of the appliance, use
a wet cloth.
Before using the Contact Grill again, make sure that
all components are completely dry.
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over
Storage
You can store away the Contact Grill in horizontal
or upright position. Your Contact Grill has an inte-
grated compartment for storing the power cord at
the bottom of the housing. You can wind up the po-
wer cord in it when the appliance is not in use. This
way you can prevent the power cord from getting
entangled or soiled or from becoming a likely cause
of accidents.
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with hot water and a neu-
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