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Before First Use; Stir Frying - Judge JEA88 Instruction Manual

Non-stick wok 1400w

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Before first use

Pour a small amount of hot, lightly soapy water
into the inside of the Wok
non-scratch nylon pan scourer or brush.
Pour the soapy water away and repeat
with clean water to rinse.
Never immerse either the Wok
Control Probe
Dry thoroughly.
Non-stick care
The Wok
should be prepared before first use
and subsequently every few months by seasoning
with a light coating of cooking oil applied to the
inner cooking surface using a paper towel.
Use only nylon or wooden utensils when cooking
to maintain the life of the non-stick coating.
Wash only with a non-scratch nylon pan scourer
or brush.
How To Use
Insert the Heat Control Probe
Receptacle
the Temperature Control Dial
Plug the Power Cable
(check your supply is compatible with the Rating
Information) and switch on at the socket.
Thermostat
The Temperature Control Dial
at levels from 1-5. The thermostat turns on and
off automatically to maintain different levels of
heat. A rough guide to the median teperature
(with oil) at each level is shown below.
Rough Median Temperature ( With Oil )
Dial Level
1
100°C ±20°C
2
130°C ±20°C
3
160°C ±20°C
4
190°C ±20°C
5
220°C ±20°C
and wash with a
in water.
at the side of the Base
into a mains socket
or Heat
into the Probe
, with
facing upwards.
can be set
Non-Stick Electric Wok

Stir Frying

Stir frying is a quick cooking
method conducted over very
high heat, typically at a setting
of 4 or 5 on the Temperature
Control Dial
. Both the Wok
and oil should be preheated
before adding any ingredients.
Stir Frying Tips
Choose a cooking oil with
a high smoke point such
as Sunflower, Groundnut,
Peanut or Corn Oil, all of
which can be heated to
higher temperatures without
burning.
Ensure that the oil has been
preheated to the correct
temperature before cooking.
Be sure to maintain heat
when stir frying by cooking
food in small batches. Use a
tossing motion to ensure the
food is evenly exposed to
the heat.
Vegetables and meat should
be cut into uniform shapes
and sizes before starting,
as stir-frying relies on quick
cooking for best results.
Slice meats into thin strips
(about 5cm) so that they
can cook quickly.
If stir-frying marinated
meat strips, drain off excess
marinade as it tends to boil,
which toughens the meat.
Do not use the lid when stir
frying.
Serve stir fry foods
immediately to retain their
crispness.

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