Cooking Tips; Vegetables - Others - ROSIERES RF4620 User Instructions

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COOKING TIPS

T emperatures and cooking times are given for information only to facilitate using the oven.
Personal experience should then let you adapt these settings to your taste and habits.
Remember that cooking at higher temperatures causes more spattering, and the oven can become dirty and smokey. It is better to
slightly reduce the cooking temperature, even if it means increasing the cooking time.
FISH
Recipes
Tilefish or bream
Conv cooking
Monk fish or Salmon
Conv cooking
Salmon steak
Fan cooking
Fillet of sole
Fan cooking
Grilled fish

VEGETABLES - OTHERS

Recipes
Braised cabbage
Conv cooking
Pâté en croûte
Conv cooking
Chicory with gruyere
Fan cooking
Potatoes in their
Fan cooking
jackets
Soufflé
Fan cooking
savoury/sweet
Stuffed tomatoes
Fan cooking
Leek flan
Fan + lower element
Quiche Lorraine
Fan + lower element
T oast with crottin*
Dauphiné cheese-
topped dish
T oulouse sausages*
All the cooking was done at shelf position "1" except cooking marked thus "*", which requires cooking at a middle position.
The sides of the oven are equipped
with different positions numbered
from the bottom.
Cooking
Quantity
method
1kg whole
1kg braised
6 pieces
6 pieces
Grill
6 fillets
Cooking
Quantity
method
for 6
for 6
for 6
for 6
6-8 pieces
for 6
for 6
Turbo grill
6 pieces
Turbo grill
6 portions
Turbo grill
4 pieces
Cooking
°C
220° C
220° C
140-160° C
160° C
275° C
Cooking
°C
200-220° C
200-220° C
180-200° C
200-220°
180-200° C
200-220° C
220° C
220° C
3 min to toast one
210° C
side + 4 min/crottin
200° C
2x10 min turn over in
210° C
20 GB
Cooking
Shelf level
time
30 min
1
30 min
1
10-15 min
1
15-20 min
1
2x5 min
4
Cooking
Tips
time
1 hour
1 hour/kg
25-30 min
about 1 hour
50-60 min
Ø 22
40-45 min
35-40 min
45-50 min
Flat steak pan
45 mins
Oval earthenware
Flat steak pan
mid cooking

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