Braun Identity FS 5100, 3216 Manual

Braun Identity FS 5100, 3216 Manual

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Braun Identity FS 5100, 3216 Manual

Introduction

Your Braun FS 5100 is particularly well suited for steaming vegetables, rice, fish, meat and poultry. Steaming is a most gentle and healthy way of preparing food. Vitamins, minerals, natural taste and colour will be retained to a large extent.

Read all instructions carefully before using the appliance.

Description

Description

  1. Base
  2. Maximum water fill line
  3. Minimum water fill line
  4. Drip pan
  5. Steam basket with slots
    5a. Insert (with slots) for the steam basket (5)
    5b. Rice bowl (without slots) for the steam basket
  6. Cover (transparent)
  7. Egg tray
  8. Steam accelerator (removable)
  9. Heating element
  10. On/off switch with timer (60 minutes)
  11. Pilot light for switch (10)
  12. Cord store for unused length of cord

warning Notice: Clean all parts before the first use as described under «Cleaning».

Steaming

  1. Fill the base (1) with cold tap water and put the steam accelerator (8) in place. Do not add any spices, sauces, wine etc. to the water. The water quantity needed (maximum or minimum water fill line) depends on the selected steaming time.

Steaming in the steam basket (5)
(e.g. vegetables, fish)
Put the food into the steam basket with slots (5). Add spices when steaming is finished.
Always use the insert (5a) when steaming food with colour (e. g. carrots, paprika, tomatoes, etc.), in order to minimize permanent colouring of the steam basket (5).
When using both steam baskets (5) the insert (5a) or the rice bowl (5b) can only be used in the upper steam basket.

Steaming in the rice bowl (5b)
(e. g. rice, bakes)
Put the rice/grains with a liquid if necessary into the rice bowl. Place the rice bowl into the steam basket.

Steaming with egg tray (7)
For an easy handling and in order to have the eggs fixed during steaming process use the egg tray.

  1. Place the filled steam basket onto the drip pan (4) in the base (1) and set the cover (6) onto the steam basket. Without the cover in place, both consumption of electrical power and steaming time increase.
    When using both steam baskets, place the second steam basket with its drip pan on the lower steam basket.
  2. When using the steamer ensure sufficient vertical and horizontal space to other objects (shelves etc.).
  3. Plug the cord into a mains socket.
  4. Set the timer (10). To do this first turn the knob to 60 minutes and then back to the desired steaming time. The pilot light (11) illuminates and steaming begins.
  5. After the selected steaming time is over, the appliance switches off automatically, the pilot light turns off and the bell of the timer is ringing.
  6. Check whether the food is cooked. Put on long kitchen gloves. Switch the appliance off by turning the knob back to «0». Lift the cover (6) being careful of escaping steam. Do not touch any hot parts. Check the food using a long fork.
    If you want to continue steaming put on the cover and switch the appliance on again by turning the knob and setting the remaining time.
    When using both steam baskets: To check whether the food is cooked in the lower steam basket proceed as follows. Switch the appliance off and remove the cover (6).
    Carefully lift off the upper steam basket (with the insert) and place it on the reverse side of the cover. Then, using kitchen gloves, carefully remove the drip pan from the lower steam basket and check whether the food is cooked. If you want to continue steaming in both steam baskets, first place the drip pan onto the lower steam basket and then put on the upper steam basket with the cover. Switch on the appliance again.
  7. When the appliance switches itself off and the food is sufficiently cooked pull the plug and let the appliance cool off slightly. Then remove the steam basket, the rice bowl or the insert together with the steam basket, using kitchen gloves. The reserve side of the cover (6) serves as stand for the steam basket. Remove the food from the steam basket or the rice bowl and spice it as desired. For disassembling see Point 7.
  8. The liquids which have dripped into the drip pan (4) can be used for sauces or soup.
  9. Before you pour out remaining water from the base (1), disassemble or clean the appliance, always let it cool off. Pull the plug.

Water quantities

The water quantity needed depends on the steaming time. When steaming up to 20 minutes fill the base up to the minimum water fill line 3. When you are steaming longer than 20 minutes, fill to the maximum water fill line 2. Ensure a sufficient water level, especially if the steaming time was extended. Should no more steam develop, please check the water level. To do so, pull the plug and let the appliance cool off somewhat. Lift the steam basket and the drip pan carefully, and add water.

warning Notice: All parts are designed for use in the Braun FS 5100 only. Do not put them into a conventional oven or a microwave oven.

Steaming in the steam basket (5) and in the rice bowl (5b)

warning Notice: The quantities and processing times are approximate for steaming in one steam basket. The steaming times listed in the charts also apply when steaming smaller quantities. When steaming larger quantities the steaming times may be somewhat longer if there is not enough space to permit sufficient steam circulation.

The steaming times in the upper steam basket are longer. Therefore,

  • Steam larger pieces or food with longer steaming times in the lower steam basket.
  • When steaming different kinds of food with different steaming times: Steam food with a longer steam time in the lower steam basket. After some time place the steam basket containing food with a shorter steaming time on top of the lower steam basket for steaming.

Vegetables and fruits

  • Cut off thick stems from cauliflower, broccoli and cabbage.
  • Steam leafy, green vegeteables for the shortest possible time as they lose colour easily.
  • Frozen vegetables should not be thawed before steaming.
Food Type Ca. quantity Steam times
Artichokes fresh 4 (medium) 40–45 min.
Asparagus fresh 500 g 30–40 min.
Beans, runner fresh, whole or sliced 500 g 25–35 min.
Broccoli fresh, florets 500 g 15–20 min.
Brussels sprouts fresh 500 g 20–25 min.
Cabbage fresh, sliced 500 g 25–30 min.
Carrots fresh, sliced 500 g 20–25 min.
Cauliflower fresh, florets 500 g 20–25 min.
Courgettes fresh, sliced 500 g 15–20 min.
Fennel fresh, sliced 500 g 15–20 min.
Kohlrabi fresh, in cubes 500 g 20–25 min.
Leeks fresh, cut 500 g 15–20 min.
Mushrooms, button fresh, whole or sliced 500 g 20–25 min.(sliced 5 min. less)
Potatoes sliced 500 g 20–25 min.
Potatoes unpeeled 500 g 30–40 min.
Sweetcorn fresh 2 pieces 55–60 min. (turn frequently)
Apples fresh, 1/8 pieces 500 g 10–15 min.
Pears fresh, 1/6 pieces 500 g 10–15 min.

Fish and Seafood

  • Frozen fish may be steamed without defrosting if separated before steaming, and the steaming time is extended by approximately 10%.
Food Type Ca. quantity Steam times
Trout fresh 2 pieces, each 150 g 18–25 min.
Tuna steaks fresh 2 pieces, each 200 g 25–30 min.
Bream fresh, whole 1 piece, 400 g 18–25 min.
Rosefish fillets fresh 2 pieces, each 200 g 15–18 min.
Pollack fillets fresh 2 pieces, each 140 g 15–18 min.
Shrimps frozen 450 g 15–20 min.
Mussels in the shells 1000 g 18–25 min.
Squid frozen 600 g 20–25 min.
Lobsters in the shells 2 pieces 30–35 min.

Meat, Poultry und Eggs

  • Tender meat with a little fat ist suited best.
  • The meat should be well washed and dabbed dry, so that as little juice as possible drips out.
  • Puncture eggs first.
Food Type Ca. quantity Steam times
Turkey cutlets fresh 2 pieces, each 150 g 25–30 min.
Chicken legs fresh 2 pieces, each 150 g 25–30 min.
Veal cutlets fresh 2 pieces, each 150 g 30–35 min.
Lamb chops fresh 2 pieces, each 120 g 25–30 min.
Frankfurter sausages fresh 2–8 (pierce skins) 8–10 min.
Beef sausages fresh 2–8 (pierce skins) 8–12 min.
Eggs soft-boiled in the eggshell 2–10 medium size 10–12 min.
Eggs hard-boiled in the eggshell 2–10 medium size 15–20 min.

Rice, grains, bakes

  • Use the rice bowl (5b) and add the required quantity of liquid together with the rice, grains, etc.
  • If you are using both steam baskets please proceed as follows. Pre-steam the rice etc. with its long steaming time in the rice bowl (5b) – placed into the lower steam basket with the cover (7) in place. After some time place the other steam basket filled with different food on the base (1) (i. e. on the bottom) and continue steaming the rice etc. by moving the steam basket to the top.
Food Ca.quantity Water level in the base (1) Liquid level in the rice bowl (5b) Steam times
Basmati rice 250 g max. 300–400 ml water 35–40 min.
Long-grain rice 250 g max. 300–400 ml water 35–40 min.
Brown rice 250 g max. 300–400 ml water 45–50 min.
Pudding rice 250 g max. 750 ml milk 60 min.
Indian meal (maize) 250 g max. 750–1000 ml water 20–25 min.

Cleaning

Always pull the plug before you clean the appliance. Except the base (1), all parts can be cleaned in the dishwasher or by hand with a commercially available detergent. The steam accelerator (8) can be removed for cleaning. For efficient cleaning the bottom of the baskets can be detached; after cleaning they have to be clicked into place again (14). Wipe the base (1) with a damp cloth.

Storage

For easy storage after use, the baskets can be stacked inside each other (13).
Please see the corresponding marks (I & II); basket I fits into basket II.
The cord can be stored as shown in picture (12).

For UK Only
Guarantee Information
In the unlikely event of a breakdown you have access to professional help from our team simply by calling: 02392 392333
For service in the Republic of Ireland please call: 012475471

Important safeguards

  • This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the safe use of the appliance and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children unless they are older than 8 years and supervised.
  • Children younger than 8 years shall be kept away from the appliance and its mains cord.
  • Always disconnect the appliance from the supply if it is left unattended and before assembling, disassembling or cleaning.
  • Never immerse the base (1) into water.
  • This appliance is designed for household use only and for processing normal household quantities.
  • Use the steam basket (5) only together with the drip pan (4).
  • Always use the insert (5a) when steaming food with colour (e. g. carrots, paprika, tomatoes, etc.), in order to minimize permanent colouring of the steam basket (5).
  • Remove the rice bowl (5b) or the insert (5a) only together with the steam basket (5) from the drip pan (4).
  • Never touch the appliance without potholders or kitchen gloves, and do not use the appliance without the cover (6). When lifting the cover, always hold it so that you do not come in touch with escaping steam or dripping hot water. Be careful with hot liquids in the drip pan(s).
  • When using the appliance ensure sufficient room over and beside the appliance, in order to prevent damage to e. g. cabinets or other objects.
  • When using the appliance place it on a dry, level, heat-resistant surface.
  • Never place the appliance on a hot surface or over an open flame.
  • Braun electric appliances meet applicable safety standards. Repairs or the replacement of the mains cord must only be done by authorised service personnel. Faulty, unqualified repair work may cause considerable hazards to the user.

Maximum capacity: 1.2 l water

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