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Cooking Capacity
The 6.5 litre Flavour Savour has a maximum working capacity of 5 litres.
The 4.5 litre Flavour Savour has a maximum working capacity of 3.5 litres.
The capacity can be found on the rating label, located underneath the product.
Before using the Flavour Savour for the first time
Remove all labels and tags from the product.
Wash the stainless steel pan and lid in hot soapy water with a sponge or dishcloth. DO NOT use
a scouring pad or other abrasive material as this will mark the stainless steel. Rinse the pan and
lid thoroughly and dry.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT IMMERSETHE FLAVOUR SAVOUR BASE IN WATER
Please note:
During initial use, you may notice a slight odour due to the burning off of manufacturing residue.
This is completely normal, does not effect the food being cooked and will disappear after a few
uses.
Flavour Savour Hints & Tips
All ingredients should be at room temperature before adding. If chilled, allow to come to room
temperature, as cold food will affect the cooking time.
Meat can be used chilled from the fridge, but do not use frozen meat. Use the browning function to
seal the meat.
Make sure all frozen ingredients are thoroughly thawed before use.
If using cold stock in the slow cooking recipe (for example, wine) you will need to pre-heat the
ingredients. Start with the browning function first, adding all the ingredients. When the 15 min time is
up, continue with the slow cooking function.
In traditional stove top slow cooking, it is advised to coat the meat in flour before browning. There is
no need to do this in the Flavour Savour. Simply brown / seal the meat as instructed. If the liquid
needs to be thickened, add and stir in a corn flour / cold water paste mix 30 minutes towards the
end of the cooking time.
If using meat on the bone (for example, chicken thighs, spare ribs, etc), the slow cooking process
can make the meat fall away from the bone - this is normal, and results in a richer flavour. However,
watch out for small bones that could be in the liquid.
Do not over fill the pan, as the recipes in this instruction booklet are designed for maximum
capacity, and allows room above the food for even cooking. The capacity can be found on the rating
label, located underneath the product. If using your own recipe, do not fill above the handle rivets
that can be seen inside the pan. A
The lid will become very hot in use, especially the glass window and the stainless steel rim. The
silicon insulated handles will stay cool, allowing you to lift the lid with. However, it is advisable to
take the precaution of using oven gloves when doing this.
Ingredients should be evenly distributed throughout the pan. However, root vegetables are better
placed in the lower half of the pot to start cooking. All ingredients should be immersed in the
cooking liquid.
To ensure even cooking, root vegetables should be cut to size (approx 20mm cubed).
If the pan over boils, this will usually be because it has been over filled, so remove some of the
ingredients and /or liquid.
In general, tough meats like stewing meat require longer cooking times which are ideal for slow
cooking. For the stew function, a better quality cut of meat is required to suit the 1:30–1:45 cooking
time.
Chicken and quality cuts of meat require less time to cook.You should therefore use the lower value
of the time range – for example, for level 1 use 8 hours.
For dumplings, add to the stew 30-45 minutes before the end time.You can add these to the
surface, and there is no need to submerge in the liquid.
Ham joints should be left in the plastic wrapper, if supplied. If not, use a suitable heat resistant
plastic bag or tie with butchers string to prevent the ham from falling apart during the cooking.
If using the stew setting, allow the cooked food to rest for 10 minutes in the pan before serving. This
allows the hot (boiling) food to cool before eating.
When you have become experienced at using your Flavour Savour, you can begin to create your
own recipes, but it is advisable to follow an existing recipe as a guide. If using ingredients such as
pasta, milk, cream, sea food or shell fish in a recipe, these should be added 30 minutes towards the
end of the cooking of the other ingredients. Coconut milk and rice pudding recipe does not apply.
Do not leave raw, uncooked food in the pan for any length of time. Start the cooking process as
soon as possible. If you have to delay the cooking, store the food in a fridge, and when ready, allow
If required pour off excess oil after browning.
If using stock or sauces from jars or containers, heat first in
Alternatively add 30 minutes to the cooking time.
Explanation of Terms
Browning/Sealing:
Before stewing or slow cooking meat, it is important that
means to cook the meat lightly on the outside in hot oil b
cooking process (the meat should still be raw in the midd
this way helps it to retain flavour as well as moisture.
Stewing:
With respect to the Flavour Savour, stewing means to coo
liquid (eg wine, stock, water) in between 1 hour 30 minut
Slow Cooking:
Slow cooking is a way of cooking food over a long period
hours) in a liquid (eg wine, stock, water). As the name sug
gently, often meaning that meat will be more tender. Mea
suited to slow cooking as the process allows the fat to m
Instructions for Use
Place the base fi on to a dry, level, heat resistant surfac
surface. Do not use on the floor.
Please note:
If the product is switched on and not in use, the timer dis
mode after 30 minutes.
Flavour Savour Sealing/Browning Function
Place the pan ‹ on to the base unit fi and plug the Fla
The display fl will show the default screen B.
The time display ‚ and the Sealing Function icon ‰ w
amount of oil to the pan for the quantity of meat you wish
See recipes in this instruction booklet.
We recommend that approximately two tablespoons of v
800g-1200g of meat. This can however be varied depend
of fat in the meat being sealed.
To select the Sealing function, press the 'Accept' button
for approximately 2 seconds and the display will stop flas
and the timer ‚ will begin to countdown. The oil will tak
correct temperature for sealing / browning meat (i.e. whe
test if the oil if hot enough is to add a small piece of mea
it hits the oil, the temperature is sufficient to seal / brown
up for another minute or so and then test it again.
Add the meat to pan and stir regularly until the outside o
the timer reaches zero, the base will beep and the cookin
sealed before the timer reaches zero, hold down the 'Acc
seconds. The base will beep, the cooking process will sto
default display B.
If your meat needs a few extra minutes sealing after the t
'Accept' button to start the sealing/browning function ag
sealing function before the timer reaches zero, hold down
approximately 3 seconds.
Due to the high temperature that the Flavour Savour ope
should only carry out a maximum of two 15 minute progr
to select the programme a third time and the unit is hot,
the 'Seal / Brown' icon ‰ will flash C.
The function cannot be selected again until the product h
should however not cause any difficulties as it should alw
required amount of meat in 30 minutes (2 x 15).
Please note:
Do not start the 'Sealing / Browning' function without the
make the product overheat. You should also not start the
adding your oil to the pan.

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