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USER MANUAL KH 1106 MICROWAVE BIFINETT

Proper Use Package Contents Description of Components Buttons/controls on the control panel Technical data Safety Safety precautions for the avoidance of excessive contact with microwave energy Important safety instructions Earthing notice/Correct Installation Interference with other appliances Installation of the appliance Before you begin Basic principles of microwave cookery Use suitable cookware Description of functions Seting the clock Seting 12-hourmode Seting 24hourmode Seting the kitchen timer Operation Cooking in the microwave oven Quick start function Memory function Selecting pre-setings Auto menu Gril function Grill/Combi cooking procedure Defrosting by weight Defrosting by time Query functions O10|0 © o o|[0|[o æ|œ@|N NN & R|B|R uw co ww co

Child protection system 15 Power-saving function 16 Magnetron control protection function 16 Acoustic signal function 16 Cleaning and Care 16 Disposal 17 Warranty & Service 17 Importer 18 Tips 18 Freezing and defrosting - the easy way … 18 Cooking - the easy way 19 Grilling - the easy way 22 Recipe suggestions 24 Pizza 24 Onion soup with gratinated cheese topping 24 Lentil Hotpot 25 Cauliflower with gratinated cheese topping 25 Maccaroni and minced meat casserole with broccoli 26 Filet of pork with mushrooms in spicy paprika sauce 26 Potato gratin 27 Chicken fricassee 27 Green chicken casserole 28 Bread or bacon dumplings 28 White sauce 29 Vanilla sauce 29 Rice pudding 29 Red fruit pudding (with strawberries and raspberries) 30 Index 31 Read these operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first ime and preserve this manual for later reference. Pass this manual on to whoëver might acquire the appliance at a future date.

MICROWAVE KH 1106 Introduction Proper Use This appliance is intended for the heating and pre- paration of foodstuffs according to the described procedures. Any modifications of the appliance shall be deemed to be improper use and implies substantial danger. The manufacturer takes no responsibility for damage[s) arising out of usage that is contrary to the instructions laid down. This appliance is not intended for commercial use. Legend À Important! Warnings against damages to the appliance. À Danger! Risk of injuries! @ Notes! Hints and tips for handling the microwave. Package Contents Immediately after unpacking the appliance, please en- sure that the contents are complete and not damaged. 1 Microwave oven, Model KH 1106 1 Turnable ring 1 Glass turntable 1 Metal rack 1 Crispy-Pan 1 Operating manual Description of Components Air vent Glass turntable Turnable ring LED display Control panel Door safety latch Window Door handle Metal rack Crispy-Pan

Buttons/controls on the control panel ® Weight defrost @ Pizza ©® Button panel for preset cooking functions. With the buttons ® and ® a total of 11 cooking functions is available Pre-heat Pre-seings Grill/combi Kitchen timer Cancel/stop/childlock Microwave Memory Dial Start/quick start Clock/energy save

Time defrost AN This symbol on the microwave warns you about the risk of burning.

Technical data Rated voltage: 230V - 50Hz power output Microwave: 800W Grill: 1000W power consumption: 1300W Capacity: approx. 201 Glass turntable diameter: 270mm Safety Safety precautions for the avoidance of excessive contact with microwave energy + Do not try to operate the appliance while the door is open, as this can lead to a damaging dose of microwave radiation. lt is also impor- tant not to break open or manipulate the safety locks. + Do not jam anything between the front of the appliance and the door, and make sure that there is no residual food or cleaning agent on the seals. À WARNING: H the door or door seals are damaged, the oven must not be operated until it has been repaired by a competent person + ltis hazardous for anyone other than a compe- tent person to carry out any service or repair operation that involves the removal of a cover which gives protection against exposure to microwave energy. Important safety instructions When using electrical appliances, elementary safety precautions must be taken, including the follo- Wing: + Do not allow individuals (including children] to use the appliance whose physical, sensorial or mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge hinder their safe usage of i if they have not previously been supervised or instruc- ted in its correct usage. Tell children about the appliance and its potential dangers so that they do not play with it. À Danger: To reduce the risk of burns, electric shock, fires, bodil} injuries or excessive contact with microwave radiation: Please read all instructions before using the appliance. + Only use this appliance for its intended purpose as described in this manual. Do not use any caustic chemicals or vapours in this appliance. This microwave oven is especially designed for heating, cooking, griling, or drying foodstuffs. lt is not designed for use in industrial or laboratory areas. + Do not use an external timing switch or a separate remote control system to operate the appliance. + Do not use the microwave oven when it is empty. + Ifthe supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard. + Place the microwave oven so that there is a minimum distance of 30 cm to walls or cup- boards. Ensure ventilation openings are always free. The microwave is not designed to fit into a kitchen unit. + The AC power supply must be 230 V, 50 Hz, with a minimum 16 A distribution line fuse, or a minimum 16 À distribution cireuit breaker. lt is recommended that a seperate circuit serving only this appliance be provided. + Do not install the oven in an area of high humidity or where moisture may collect. + Do not leave the oven unattended when using disposable plastic, paper or other combustible foot containers.

Do not place flammable materials near the oven or ventilation openings. Remove all metallic seals, wire twists, etc., from food and food packages. Arcing on metallic surfaces may cause a fire. To make popcorn, use only special microwave popcorn makers. Do not warm up seed, cherry pip or gel flled pillows in the microwave oven. Risk of firel Do not store food or any other items inside the oven. Check the settings after you start the oven to ensure the oven is operating as desired. Inside the oven cavity or on the door; make sure there are no dents. Do not allow grease or dirt to build up on the door seals and adjacent parts. Under no circumstances should you remove the outer cabinet. Never spill or insert any objects into the door lock openings or ventilation openings. In the event of a spill, turn off and unplug the oven immediately, and call an authorised service agent. Do not attemp to replace the oven lamp your- self or allow anyone who is not an electrician authorised to do so. IFthe oven lamp fails, please consult your dealer or an authorised service agent. lfthe power supply cord of this appliance is damaged, it must be replaced by an authorised service agent. Take care when microwaving liquids. Use a widemouthed container to allow bubbles to escape. To prevent sudden erruption of boiling liquid and possible scalding: - Stir liquid prior to heating/reheating. - Itis advisable to insert a glass rod or similar utensil into the liquid whilst reheating. - Let liquid stand for at last 20 seconds in the oven at the end of cooking time to prevent delayed eruptive boiling. Pierce the skin of such foods as potatoes, sausages and fruit before cooking, or they may explode. To avoid burns, always test food temperature and stir before serving and pay special attenti- on to the temperature of food and drink given to babies, children or the elderly. Temperature ofthe container is not a true indication of the temperature of the fod or drink, always check the food temperature. Sliced stuffed baked foods after heating to re- lease steam and avoid burns. Keep children away from the door, to prevent them burning themselves. Do not touch the oven door, outer cabinet, oven cavity, ventilation openings, bottom grill, accessoires and dishes during gril, dual and automatic operation (exept auto defrost) as they will become hot. Before cleaning make sure they are not hot. Only allow children to use the oven without su- pervision when adequate instructions have been given so that the child is able to use the oven in a safe way and understands the hazards of improper use. Do not lean or swing on the oven door. Do not play with the oven or use it as a toy. Children should be tought all important safety instructions: use of pot holders, careful emoval of food coverings; paying special attention to packaging (e. g. selfheating materials) designed to make food crisp, as they may be extra hot. Never modify the oven in any way. Do not move the oven while it is in operation. When using a browning dish or selfheating material, always place a heat resistant insu- lator such as a porcelain plate under it to prevent damage to the turntable due to heat stress. The preheating time specified in the dish's instructions must not be exceeded. Do not use metal utensils, which reflect microwaves and may cause electrical arcing. Do not put cans in the oven. Use only the turntable designed for this oven. Do not place anything on the outer cabinet du- ring operation.

Do not use plastic containers for microwaving ifthe oven is still hot from using the grill, dual and automatic operation (exept auto defrost}, because they may melt. Plastic containers must not be used during above modes unless the container manufacturer says they are suitable. If you are unsure how to connect your oven, please consult an authorised, qualified electrician. Water vapour or drops may occasinally form on the oven walls or around the door seals and sealing surfaces. This is a normal occurrence and is not an indication of microwave leakage or a malfunction. The electrical outlet must be readily accessible 50 that the unit can be unplugged easily in an emergency. Do not place the oven in areas where heat is generated. For example, close to a conventional oven. Clean the waveguide cover, the oven cavity and the turntable after use. After cooking fatty foods without lid, always clean the cavity and especially the grill heating elements tho- roughly. These must be dry and free from grease. Built-up grease may overheat and be- gin to smoke or catch fire. Individuals with pacemakers should check with their doctor or the manufacturer of the pace- maker for precautions regarding microwave ovens. Do not immerse the power supply cord or plug in water or any other liquid. Do not let the power supply cord hang over the edge of a table or work surface. Keep the power supply cord away from heated surfaces, including the rear ofthe oven. Always open containers, popcorn makers, oven cooking bags, etc., away from the face and hands to avoid steam burns. Always stand back from the oven door when opening it, to avoid burns from escaping steam and heat. À Danger: Only permit children unsupervised use of the microwave oven when they have received adequate instruction in its operation. Children must understand the dangers from improper usage. To minimize the risk of fire in the microwave: When heating food in plastic or paper con- tainers, always keep an eye on the microwave when it is in operation, as these materials can catch fire. Remove closures containing wire from paper or plastic bags, before placing them in the microwave. Should you notice smoke, switch the appliance off or pull the plug from the socket and keep ihe door closed to suffocate any possible flames. Do not use the interior of the microwave for storage purposes. Do not leave paper items, cooking utensils or food in the microwave when it is not being used. À Important: Liquids and other foods must not be heated in airtight containers, as these may explode and damage the appliance. When heating beverages in the microwave, bubbling may be delayed when the drink boils. There- fore, be careful when handling the container. Do not fry in the microwave. Hot oil can damage parts of the appliance and utensils and even cause skin burns. Eggs in their shells and hard-boiled eggs should not be heated in the microwave, as they may explode, even after completion of the heating process. Food with thick skins, such as potatoes, whole pumpkins, apples and chestnuts must be pricked before cooking. The content of babies’ botiles or jars of baby food should be shaken or stirred.

À Danger: Before feeding, check the temperature to avoid potentially lethal burns for babies. Cooking utensils may become hot from the heat emitted by the food, so you may require oven gloves to touch them. In this case it should be checked if the cooking utensils are suitable for use in the microwave. À Danger: Microwave radiation is dangerous! Arrange for service and repair work, in which the coverings that protect you from contact with microwave radiation need to be removed, to be carried out only by trained specialists À Danger: Inadequate cleanliness of the cooking appliance can lead to destruction of the upper surface, which on your part influences the total period of use and could possibly lead to dan- gerous situations. Earthing notice/Correct Installation This appliance must be earihed. The appliance has a lead with an earthing wire and earthing con- nector. À correspondingly installed and earthed wall socket is required for this. In the case of a short circuit, earthing with the earthing cable reduces the risk of an electric shock. An individual circuit solely for the connection ofthe microwave is recommended. The use of high voltages is dangerous and can cause fires or other accidents, resulting in damage to the appliance. À Danger: Improper use of the earthing connector can cause the risk of an electric shock. © NOTE: Should you have any questions about earthing or the instructions on the use of this electrical appliance, please consult an electrician or a maintenance technician. Neither the manufacturer nor the dealer can accept liability for damage to the microwave oven or injury to persons resulting from failure to comply with the instructions for electrical connection. Interference with other appliances The operation of the microwave can cause inter- ference on your radio, television or similar appliances. If such interference should occur, it may be reduced or corrected with the following remedial measures: + Clean the door and the seal of the microwave. + Re-align the receiver antenna of your radio or television. Position the microwave in a different place to the receiver. Move the microwave away from the receiver. Plug the microwave into another wall socket. The microwave and the receiver should be connected to different circuits. Installation of the appliance + Choose an even surface with enough space for the ventilation of the appliance. Keep a distance at least 7.5 cm between the appliance and the adjacent walls. Make sure that the door of the microwave oven can be easily opened. Make sure that the power plug is easily acces- sible and can be reached and disconnected in emergencies or dangerous situations. Keep a gap at least 30 cm free above the microwave. Do not remove the feet underneath the micorwave. Do not block air supply and exhaust openings. Otherwise the appliance may be damaged. Install the appliance as far away as possible from radios and televisions. The operation of the microwave oven can cause malfunctions ofradio and television reception. Connect the appliance to a standard house- hold wall socket. Make sure that the voltage and frequency ratings correspond to the details stated on the rated power label.

À Important! Do not install the microwave above a cooker or other appliance generating heat. Installation in such a location could lead to damage to the appliance and the loss of warranty. + Remove packaging material and any protective film on the surface of the casing. © Note: Do not remove the light grey flimmer cover plate, which is mounted in the cooking area to protect the magnetron. Before you begin Basic principles of microwave cookery + Arrange the food sensibly. + The thickest parts near the edges. + Pay attention to the cooking time. Select the shortest possible stated cooking time and increase as required. Food that is cooked t00 long can begin to smoke or catch fire. + Coverthe food during cooking with a lid suitable for microwave cookery. The lid prevents splashing and helps in the even cooking ofthe food. + While cooking, turn the food in the microwave once so that items such as chicken or ham- burgers are cooked more quickly. + Large pieces of food such as joints of meat must be turned at least once. + Completely re-arrange foods such as meatballs after half the cooking time. Turn them and place the meatballs from the middle of the tabelware to the edge. Use suitable cookware + The ideal material for a microwave oven is microwave-permeable, allowing the energy to penetrate the container to heat the food. Microwave cannot penetrate metal. Therefore metal containers and cookware should not be used. + When heating in the microwave, do not use items which made of recycling paper. This can contain tiny metal fragements which generate sparks and/or even cause fires. + We recommend the use of round/oval cook- ware instead of square or oblong containers, as food in corner areas tends to overcook. The following list is intended to assist you in selecting the correct tableware. Micro- . Combi- Cookware Grill n ‘wave nation Heatresistant |, Ves Ves glass Not heat see No |No [No resistant glass Heatresistant | 4e, Ves Ves ceramic Microwaves suitable Yes No No plastic cookware Kitchen roll Yes No No Metal tr se No |Yes | No Metal plate Metal racks No Yes Yes Kitchen foil & No Yes No Foil container Crispy-Pan Yes No Yes

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 9 Description of functions Setting the kitchen timer The microwave has a kitchen timer, which you can Setting the clock use independently with microwave operation. After inserting the mains plug into the socket and 1. Press button ® , Kitchen timer” ifthe appliance powering on, open the microwave door once. The is in standby mode. The LED display shows a LED display reads ,0:00". The oven emits an flashing ,0:00” and the red clock symbol acoustic signal and goes into standby mode. lights up.

2. Now set the desired time by using the dial @.

Setting 12-hour-mode You can select any time range from 5 seconds

1. Press button @ ,Clock" once. A red clock to 95 minutes.

symbol appears on the LED display 3. Press button @ ,Start/quick start”. An acoustic and 12-hourmode is indicated via ,12 H". signal is issued and the read clock symbol

2. Turnthe dial @ to set the hours. (@] flashes. The count down begins.

3. Now press the button @ ,Clock” and the As soon as the set time is expired, you will hear a

display changes over to the minutes setting. repeated acoustic signal. Press the button ,Can-

4. Turn the dial @ to set the minutes. cel/Stop" ® to stop the acoustic signal.

5. To finish press the button @ ,Clock”. The

following display flashes in the LED display,” @) Note: While the Kitchen timer is running, the indicating that the ,Set clock" process has current time cannot be displayed. been successfully completed. Setting 24-hour-mode Operation

1. Press button @ ,Clock" twice. A red clock

symbol appears on the LED display Door safety latch and 24-hourmode is indicated via ,24 H". Pull the handle to open the door. IFthe door is

2. Turnthe dial @ to setihe hours. opened during operation, the cooking process is in-

3. Now press the button @ ,Clock" terrupted, the program or function, however, remain.

and the display changes over to the minutes The cooking process is continued when the door is setting. closed and the button Start/quick start @ is pressed

4. Turn the dial @ to set the minutes. again.

5. To finish press the button ® ,Clock/energy

save”. The following display flashes in the Glass turntable @ LED display ,:" indicating that the , Set clock" Place the turnable ring @ in the middle of the process has been successfully completed. microwave. Position the turntable @ sich that the indentations on thje back of the turntable lock into © Note: If you press the button ,Cancel/Stop" ®, the three base clips. Always leave the glass turnta- the appliance automatically changes back to ble with the turnable ring @ in the appliance during its previous status. operation. Due to the rotating turntable an even distribution of energy and microwaves is guaranteed.

Metal rack @ Use the metal stand for grilling. Place a heat-resistant plate underneath the metal stand. This will collect any splashes of grease or food. À Important! The metal stand must only be used on the glass turntable. Always place the metal stand in the middle of the turntable. When removing food after cooking, always use oven gloves or similar. Please note that it may become very hot inside the appliance and take care. Crispy-Pan ® Use the Crispy-Pan to give a crispy touch to pizza. Place the Crispy-Pan onto the metal rack. À Important! After cooking the Crispy-Pan is hot. Use a kitchen cloth to remove the pan. © Note: Clean the Crispy-Pan with a damp cloth Never clean in a dish washer. The Crispy-Pan is suitable for all conventional ready- made pizzas with a diameter of 25.5 cm. Cooking in the microwave oven IF you wish to use the classical basic functions of the microwave (reheat, boiling, cooking}, you must simply select the microwave power and set the desi- red cooking time. You can choose between eight power levels from 100 to 800 watts, with a maxi- mum cooking time of 95 minutes.

+ Press the button ® ,Power" the appropriate number of times to set the required power level. + 1x for 800 watt power. + 2x for 700 watt power. + 3x for 600 waït power. + Ax for 500 waït power. + 5x for 400 watt power. + 6x for 300 waït power. + 7x for 200 watt power. + 8x for 100 waït power. The power is shown in the LED display [e.g. P 800 at 800 watts power).

2) Setting the cooking time

1. Turn the dial @ to set the cooking time.

The increments for setting the time with the control knob are as follows: + fromOto 1 min:in 5 second increments + from 1 to 5 min:in 10 second increments + from 5 to 10 min: in 30 second increments + from 10 to 30 min: in 1 minute increments + from 30 to 95 min: in 5 minute increments Aborting/stopping an input process Press button ® ,Cancel/Stop“ once, to abort or stop an input process. The appliance switches back to standby mode.

3) Start the cooking process

To start the cooking process, please press button @ ,Start/quick start”. In the LED display, the symbols for microwave operation &Z and cooking [LE] appear. The count down begins. © Note: If you press button @ ,Start/quick start” during operation, the cooking time will be in- creased by 30 seconds, while the power level remains unchanged.

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 11 Interrupting processes (Cancel/Stop) You can stop a process, interrupt it and then conti- nue. Interrupting the cooking process Press button ® ,Cancel/Stop" once to interrupt a cooking process. The appliance interrupts the coo- king process and stops the remaining time. Press button @ ,Start/quick start”, to continue the cooking process. Abort the cooking process Press button ® ,Cancel/Stop" twice to abort a cooking process. The appliance switches back to standby mode. Prolong/shorten the cooking time To increase/decrease the cooking time during cooking, turn the dial @: + turn clockwise and the cooking time is increa- sed by one minute. + turn anti-clockwise and the cooking time is de- creased by one minute. In order to increase the cooking time by 30 seconds at a time, press button @ , Start/quick start”. © Note: In standby mode and during defrosting, the time cannot be altered by means of the dial. Quick start function With this function you can immediately for 30 se- conds [or longer, up to 95 minutes) begin cooking at 100 % power. + Press button @ ,Start/quick start”. In the LED display the symbols for microwave operation and cooking flash (4). The count down begins. Memory function Use the memory function, if you wish to carry out 3 processes after one another. If you choose several operations and one of them includes defrosting, de- frosting must be set as the first in the sequence. Afler finishing a process, the acoustic signal sounds once, then the next process immediately starts Example You require 300 watts for 15 minutes. Use microwave power for defrosting + 10 minutes at 600 watts microwave power for cooking + 10 minutes grilling for the preparation of food.

2. Press button ® ,Microwave" six time to set

300 watts power for defrosting. ,P300” is displayed in the LED display.

3. Turn the dial @ to set the cooking time (durati-

,3-2" is displayed in the LED display.

5. Press button ® ,Microwave" three times, to set

600 watts power. ,P600” is displayed in the LED display.

6. Turn the dial @ to set the cooking time (durati-

on: 10:00] at 600 w power. 7... Press button @ ,Memory”. ,3-3" is displayed in the LED display.

8. Press button ® ,Grill/Combi” once to set the

grilling function. ,G-1” is displayed in the LED display. 9... Turn the dial @ to set the grilling time (durati- on: 10:00).

10. Press button @ ,Start/quick start”, to activate

the pre-setting function. Selecting pre-settings With this program you can pre-program a certain starting time for cooking or grilling food. IF you have correcily adjusted the settings, the appliance will automatically start at the set time.

© Note: The clock must be set to select the Pre-settings” function. Press button ® ,Pre-settings”. The LED display shows the currently set time, and the hour figu- re flashes. Turn the dial @ to set the hours. Press button ® ,Pre-Setings” again. Now the minute indicator starts flashing. Turn the dial @ to set the minutes. Enter the desired cooking program: For microwave operation: Press button ® ,Mi- crowave" correspondingly often to select the power level. Set the desired cooking time using the dial @. For grilling: Press button ® ,Grill/Combi“ once to activate the grill functi- on. Set the desired cooking time using the dial @. Press button @ ,Start/quick start”. The clock symbol and the colon flash. The mi- crowave automatically starts the process at the pre-set lime. Example: Itis 12:30 a.m. You wish to heat your food at 12:45 a.m. automatically at 400 watts power for 10 minutes.

1. Press button ® ,Pre-settings”. The LED display

shows the currently set time [12:30 a.m., and the hour figure flashes).

2. Press button ® ,Pre-settings" again and set the

minutes to ,:45" with the dial @.

3. Press button ® ,Microwave“ five times, to set

4. Setthe 10 minutes cooking time using the dial

5. Press button @ ,Start/quick start, to start the

stored process. Auto menu For foods to be prepared in auto menu mode, it is not necessary to enter the cooking time or power setting. lt is quite sufficient to enter which type of food is to be cooked/boiled, and its weight. To do this, press the button on which the food you wish to cook is pictured and named. The weight of the item must then be set via the dial @. Enter the weight of the food The weight setting is important to determine the ne- cessary cooking time. After pressing the respective symbol, a weight appe- ars on the LED display in grams ,g"; for starters the number of portions and for beverages in ,ml”. You can change the resepective details via the dial @. As soon as the weight of the food ap-pears, press button @ ,Start/quick start”. ,Auto-Cook" appears on the LED display (9. © Note: For some food such as bee, pork, poultry and cooked meats it is necessary to turn the food after approx. 2/3 of the cooking time. The acoustic signal sounds twice and Aturn” appears on the display, to remind you to turn the food. Press button ® ,Cancel/Stop”, to interrupt the cooking process and turn the food. To continue please close the door. Press button @ Start/quick start. The microwave au- tomatically resumes operation for the remai- ning time. Note: If you wish to carry on without turning, wait for the acoustic signal. The microwave automatically continues its program. We recom- mend that you turn the food. This ensures even cooking. However, during turning process, make sure that you are extremely careful as handling very hot foodk in the microwave

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 Exppetee 13 Your microwave oven can cook different types of Example 1: food of following weights: Proceed as follows to cook 400 g vegetables or fruit: Type of Sym- Weight turn over 1. Press button ,Vegetables/fruit” [in standby food bol after. mode). Pl 150-450g 2. Using the dial @ select ,400 9". Pizza 23 2150-4506 |- 3. Press button @ ,Start/quick start”. P3 700-900g Example 2: Pork I 200-1500 2/3 “ he To heat 300 ml water, proceed as follows: cooking time 1. Press button ,Beverages” in standby mode. 2/3 ofihe 2. Using the dial @ to select ,300 ml”. Beef ET 200-1500g coolingtime 3. Press button @ ,Start/quick start”. 2/3 ofth Poultry AS 400-14009 | en Example 3: cooking time Proceed as follows if you wish to heat a starter: : 1. Press button ,Enteres" in standby mode. Fish (OA 200-1200 g 2. Press button @ ,Start/quick start”. Vegetb | (A | 100-10009 |- Making pizza in the Crispy-Pan les/fruit : . " oo Using the , Crispy-Pan” you can make crisp pizzas Sausage © 100-500 g 2/3 “ he in the microwave. To de this, use the button ® ,Piz- cooking time za”. Press button ® ,Pizza": + once for frozen pizza, temperature approx. Potatoes ea) 100-800g |- -18°/weight 150g-450g {,P-1" appears on the LED display). Bevera- =) 200-500 ml |- + Iwice for chilled pizzas, temperature approx. ges 5°/weight 150g-450g = {,P-2 appears on the LED display). Enrees | LD | 1-2 portions NN per $) . ree times for fresh pizzas, temperature au approx. 20°/weight 700 g- 900g uto war- 33 _ - ,P-3" the LED display). ming 3h} | 300-7009 L.P-3" appears on the LED display) Example: © Note: The acoustic signal sounds iwice to re- Proceed as follows if you wish to cook a pizza: mind you to turn the food over. 1. Press button ® ,Pizza” once. The LED displays ,P-1". (,P-2" or ,P-3“ ifthe button is pressed twice or three times respectively).

2. Turn the dial @ to set the weight of the pizza.

3. Place the pizza in the Crispy-Pan ® and

position the Crispy-Pan on the metal rack @ in the middle of the turntable @ in the micro- wave.

4. Press button @ ,Start/quick start, to start the

grilling process. The LED displays the time. Grill function The grlling function can be used for thin slices of meat, steaks, meatballs, sausage or pieces of chi- cken. lt is also suitable for toasted sandwiches, gra- tins and for the baking of crispy rolls. When grlling, always use the metal rack @. This way you will achieve optimal grilling results.

1. Press button ® ,Grill/Combi” once to

activate the grill function. The red symbol for the grilling function and G-1 appears on the LED display.

2. Setthe desired cooking time using the dial @.

AStart/quick start”. Grill/Combi cooking procedure The function combines the grilling function with nor- mal microwave operation. In combined mode, the microwave automatically cooks for a certain amount of time and grills for the remaining time. You can notice a quiet clicking noise when the oven is changing between modes. Grill/Combi 1 In Grill/Combi 1 the microwave power is 36% and the grilling power is 64% of the cooking time. This is suitable e. g. for fish, potatoes or gratins.

1. Press button ® ,Grill/Combi twice to activate

the grill/combi function1. In the LED display the red symbol for microwave operation SZ appears as well as griling function and C-1.

2. Setthe desired cooking time using the dial @.

start”. Grill/Combi 2 In Grill/Combi 2 the microwave power is 55% and the grilling power is 45 % of the cooking time. This is suitable e. g. for puddings, omlettes or poultry dishes.

1. Press button ® ,Grill/Combi‘ three times

to activate the grill/combi function 2. In the LED display the red symbol for microwave operation appears as well as griling function (#] and C-2.

2. Setthe desired cooking time using the dial @.

The maximum possible cooking time is 95 mi. nutes.

start”. Defrosting by weight With this function you can defrost meat, poultry and fish without any problems. The defrosting time and the power level are calculated and set automatical- ly once you have entered the weight.

1. Press button ® ,Weight defrost":

- once to defrost meat (,dEF 1" appears in the LED display), - twice to defrost poulty (,dEF2" appears in the LED display), - three times to defrost fish (,dEF3" appears in the LED display), - four times to defrost pizza (,dEF4" appears in the LED display],

Press button © , Defrosting’. The red symbols - five times to defrost vegetables (,dEF5" ap- - six times to defrost cooked meats (,dEF6” for microwave operation and defrosting also appear on the LED display. Turn the dial @ to set the defrosting time: The maximum possible defrosting time is 95 mi- appears in the LED display]. The red symbols for microwave operation 2. and defrosting also appear on the LED display. nutes. Using the dial @ to enter the weight of the food to be defrosted in grams [the LED display. shows [9 )}. You can set the following weight

3. Press button @ ,Start/quick start, to start

the defrosting process. In the LED display the symbols of microwave operation EZ and ranges for the various foods: defrosting flash The calculated time Meat: 100 to 2300g counis backwards Pouliry: 100 to 4000g Fish: 100 to 1000g Query functions Pizza: 150 to 900g Query the time during operation Vegetables: 100 to 600g During the cooking process, press button ® ,Clock”. Sausage: 100 to 500g The time appears on the LED display for 2- 3 se-

3. To start the defrosting process by weight, plea- conds.

se press button @ ,Start/ quick start”. In the LED display the symbols for microwave operati- Query the power level operation on A and defrosting flash : The calcula- During the cooking process, press button ® ,Micro- ted time counts backwards. wave". The activated power level appears on the display for 2- 3 seconds. © Note: With some foods, such as meat, poultry, fish, vegetables and sausage, it is necessary Child protection system to turn the food after a while. The acoustic Activate this setting to prevent accidental activation signal sounds fwice and ,furn appears on by children and other persons not familiar with the the display, to remind you to turn the food. operation of the appliance. The symbol for the child protection system [5] ap-

1. Press ,Cancel/Stop" button ® then open pears on the LED display, and the appliance cannot

the door and turn the food.

2. Close the door and press button @

AStart/quick start”. The defrosting process is continved. be put into operation as long as this function is acti- ve. Setting the child protection system Keep button ® ,Delete/Stop" for 3 seconds. At first an acoustic signal sounds, then the symbol for the child protection system appears on the LED display. © Note: If you wish to carry on without turning, wait for a while after the acoustic signal. The microwave automatically continues its program. We recommend that you turn the food. This en- sures even defrosting. Deactivating the child protection system Keep button ® ,Delete/Stop” pressed again for 3 seconds, until an acoustic signal sounds and the symbol for the child protection system F5] goes out.

Power-saving function You can activate the power-saving function if you do not wish to use the microwave. Activating the power-saving function In standby mode, press button @ clock” for three seconds. The LED display goes out and the power- saving function is activated. Deactivating the power-saving function As long as any button is pressed, the microwave is in standby mode and the clock is displayed. © Note: The clock continues to run despite the power-saving function. Magnetron control protection function IFthe microwave function has been in operation for 30 minutes or longer at a power level of 800 W, the power level of the microwave is automatically reduced to 700 W. This takes place when the memory function is actiavted and also in an other status. Acoustic signal function After completion of the cooking process a long acoustic signal sounds five times. © Note: - IFyou have pressed a button and activated a valid function, a long acoustic signal sounds. If, however, you have selected an invalid but- ton/function, no acoustic signal soundis. - If after setting cooking mode for 5 minutes you have not pressed the button , Start/quick start”, the appliance returns to stand-by mode (time is displayed) Cleaning and Care Before cleaning, switch the microwave off and pull the power plug out of the wall socket. + Always keep the interior of the microwave clean. + IÉsplash of food or spilt liquidks stick to the walls of the microwave, wipe them off with a damp cloth. + Use a mild detergent ifthe micro-wave is more heavily soiled. + Avoid using cleaning sprays and other aggressive cleaning agents, as they can cause stains, stripes or a blurring of the door surface. + Clean the external walls with a damp cloth. + To avoid damage to the functional components in the interior of the microwave, do not let any water seep in through the ventilation slits. + Regularly remove splashing or contamination. Clean the door, both sides of the window, door seals and adjacent components with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. + Fsteam should collect on the outside of the appliance door, wipe it off with a soft cloth. This can happen if the microwave is operated in extremely humid conditions. + Regularly clean the glass turntable. Rinse the plate in warm soapy water or in the dishwasher. + Clean the turnable ring and the appliance door regularly to prevent excessive noise gene- ration. Simply wipe the bottom of the microwa- ve with a mild detergent. You can also wash the turnable ring in mild soapy water or in the dishwasher. Make sure after removing the tur- nable ring for cleaning, that you re-install it cor- recily.

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 17 + Regularly eliminate odours. Put a deep micro- wave bowl with a cup of water, juice and peel of a lemon into the microwave. Heat for 5 mi- nutes. Wipe off thoroughly and rub dry with a cloth. + Clean the Crispy-Pan with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Never attempt to clean it in a dish washer! + lfthe replacement of the bulb in the microwave should be necessary, have it changed by a dealer or consult our service department. Disposal Do not dispose of the appliance in your normal domestic waste. This product is

subject to the European guideline 2002/96/EC. Dispose of the appliance through an approved dis- posal centre or at your community waste facility. Observe the currently applicable regulations. In case of doubt, please contact your waste disposal centre.

Dispose of all packaging materials in an environmentallÿ responsible manner. Warranty & Service The warranty for this appliance is for 3 years from the date of purchase. This appliance has been manufactured with care and meticulously examined before delivery. Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase date. Should a claim need to be made under the warranty, please make contact by te- lephone with our service department. Only in this way can a postfree despatch for your goods be as- sured. The warranty covers ONLY claims for material and maufacturing defects, not for wearing or consumable or for damage to fragile components. This product is for private use only and is not in- tended for commercial applications. The warranty will become void in the event of abusive and improper handling, use of force and internal tampering not carried or approved by our authorized service branch. Your statutory rights are not restricted in any way by this warranty.

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 Exppetee 18 Importer KOMPERNASS GMBH BURGSTRASSE 21 44867 BOCHUM, GERMANY www kompernass.com Tips Use the integrated defrosting functions. See also the chapters ,Defrosting by weight" and ,Defrosting by Freezing and defrosting - the easy way. The microwave is the ideal appliance for even and quick defrosting of deep-frozen goodk. The se- lection of power, defrosting and standing times de- pend on the nature and amount of food. Microwaves always penetrate the food from the out- side to the inside. Therefore particularly large items cannot be defrosted right to the middle, otherwise the outer layers may begin to cook. Correct defrosting begins with the freezing process. Consider what you are doing and freeze small, flat portions suitable for your household. Consider also the size ofthe various bowls or plates on which you wish to defrost the deep-frozen goods later in the microwave. In the following defrosting chart, several foods are listed. You will find a so-called ,standing time" as well as details regarding time and amount. This ser- ves as a temperature compensation time, in which the remaining heat from the defrosted layers is trans- ferred to the still frozen layers in the middle. During this standing time, leave the deep-frozen goods in the switched off microwave or outside the applian- ce. There may be deviations in the stated values. These are caused by the different factors of the foods. time”. Type of food Rolls Weight/quantity 50g/2 pc Defrosting time approx. 1 min Standing time - Notes/tips .. Type of food Bread Weight/quantity 500g Defrosting time 8-10 mins Standing time 10-20 mins Notes/tips .. Type of food Layer cake Weight/quantity 400- 800g Defrosting time 8-12 mins Standing time 90-120 mins Notes/tips only slighily defrost the fancy cake

IB_KH1106_E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 Exppetee 19 Weight/quantity 2509 Defrosting time approx. 1 min Standing time 20-30 mins remove the packaging Notes/tips and put the butter on a plate Weight/quantity 5009 Defrosting time 5-6 mins Standing time 60-90 mins turn the item once Notes/tips after half of the time Weight/quantity 2009 Defrosting time approx. 3 mins Standing time 10-15 mins turn the cold meat after half the time, Notes/tips carefully eut slices with the knife before standing time begins Weight/quantity 250g Defrosting time approx. 8 mins Standing time 5-10 mins defrost the strawberries or other Notes/tips fruit in a dish wiht a lid. Stir carefully after half of the time To defrost meat, poultry and fish please read the chapter ,Defrosting by weight". Cooking - the easy way … + When cooking food, always use tablewear with a lid suitable for microwave cookery [un- less stated otherwise). The cooking details refer to food at refrigerator temperature. Defrost food to be cooked first. @ Note: The defrosting time for deep-frozen vegetables (-18°C, approx. 100-1000 g) can vary between 5 and 15 minutes. Follow the instructions on the packet if in doubt. Prepa- re vegetables by washing and cleaning them before cooking.

Preparation instructions are important Please absolutely observe the various prepara- tion instructions. While the addition of liquid is required (usually 1-2 tblsp. per 100 g vege- tables) for some foods, no liquid is required e.g. for cucumberse, spanish onions, mushrooms and spinach. Other foods must be stirred at least once during cooking. Observe standing times The so-called standing time“ is particularly important, as for defrosting. The temperature compensation and the resulting after-cooking should always be 5-10 minutes. During this standing time, leave the food in the switched off microwave or outside the appliance. After this standing time you can season vegetables or add a little butter if desired. When cooking food in bowis or deep-frozen convenience foods, pay attention to the prepa- ration times for cooking in microwave ovens stated on the packaging. The details in the following chart are only intended as standard values. Type of food Boiled potatoes Weight/quantity 250g Add liquid 3 Tbls water Watts/power 600 Wait cooking time in mins. approx. 5 mins Preparation evenly sized pieces if possible - directly information after cooking drain offthe water Type of food Noodles Weight/quantity 125g Add liquid 600 ml water Watts/power 500 Watt cooking time in mins. approx. 5 mins Preparation information at 800 W add noodles to boiling water approx. 7 minand cook without the lid

IB_KH1106_E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 Exppetee 21 Weight/quantity 100g Weight/quantity 5009 Add liquid 300 ml water Add liquid - Watts/power 600 Watt Watts/power 600 Wat cooking time in mins. approx. 3- À mins Preparation information The expansion time depends on the type of rice. Brown rice takes longer. Weight/quantity 4009 Add liquid 4 Tbls water Watts/power 600 Wait <ooking time in mins. approx. 6 mins Preparation information add a litile cream to the spinach Weight/quantity 4009 Add liquid : Watts/power 600 Wait <ooking time in mins. approx. 5-6 mins cooking time in mins. approx. 6-7 mins Preparation information Values also apply to broccoli Weight/quantity 3009 Add liquid 3 Tbls water Watts/power 600 Wait cooking time in mins. approx. 3- À mins Preparation information Preparation information before cooking add a little butter Weight/quantity 400- 600 g Add liquid see notes Watts/power 500 Wait <ooking time in mins. approx. 8-12 mins Preparation information for every 100g of fish, add 1 tblsp. water, lemon, stock or wine

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 22 Grilling - the easy way … + For all grillng processes, please use ihe metal rack @. Addifionally place a large heat There may be deviations in the following stated values. They result from various factors (e. g. temperature, shape) of the food. resistant plate underneath the metal rack Type of food 2 turkey steaks 400 g This collects gravy/fat, juices and contaminati- on by food splashes. Function Grill + The grill function is e. g. suitable for thin slices of meat, fish, meatballs, shish-kebab, sausage ne ld sde nn - or pieces of chicken. Toast or rolls can be Time [ind side] in mins, | approx. 12 mins toasted with the grill (read slo , Tips“) and gra- Function Grill tinated toast (e. g. Hawaïi-Toast) can be made. + You can directly select the grill function or se- Time (2nd side) in mins. | approx. 10 mins lect several foods via the quick-selection but- tons with the menu images. + Forsome food and/orthe way ofheïr prepa [sd Aer EE ration, a combined cooking and grilling process is advisable. For both possible functi- Function Grill ons, cooking and grilling times are automatically carried out in the corresponding Time {st side) in mi 8 mi length. Please also read chapter ,Grill/Combi me lstsermms. | approx. 6 mins cooking process”. Function Grill + Prepare the food you wish to grill just as you would usually do. For example, remove the Time (2nd side) in mins. | approx. 7 mins scales from fish first, then gut them. Rub chicken with seasoning and always cook chicken legs skin side first. + Turnthe food after the first stated cooking time. Type of food 2 shish kebab 400 g The stated value 1 corresponds with the time Function Grill for th first side, value to for the second, follo- wing side. Time (Ind side) in mins. | approx. 12 mins © Note: Make sure to enter the times for the first and second side separately. Function Grill Time (2nd side) in mins. | approx. 12 mins æ 22.

IB_KH1106_E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 Exppetee 23 Function Combi 2 Time (1st side) in mins. | approx. 8 mins Function Grill Time (2nd side) in mins. | approx. 7 mins Function Combi 2 Time (1nd side) in mins. | approx. 12 mins Function Grill Time (2nd side) in mins. | approx. 8 mins Function Grill Time (nd side) in mins. | approx. 15 mins Function Grill Time (2nd side) in mins. | approx. 13 mins Suitable tableware For defrosting, cooking etc., always use dishes or bowis suitable for microwave cookerÿ. In most cases glass dishes are suitable. Procure microwave tableware in various sizes with lids. Baking crispy rolls By means ofthe grill function of your microwave, you can bake crisp rolls. Before baking, moisten the rolls with a little water. Bake the rolls for appro. 2 minutes, depending on the amount and type. So that the rolls have that ,fresh-from-the-oven” tas- te, even inside, we recommend that you cut the rolls after the first period and re-bake for one minute, the turnand bake for a further minute.

Recipe suggestions Pizza Ingredients: 300 g ready-made dough 200 g strained tomato pulp 150 g Topping (as desired, e. g. cabon, salami, mushrooms) 50 g grated cheese Spices: basil, oregano, thyme, salt, pepper Preparation: Prepare the dough as per instructions on the packing. Roll out the dough to the size of the Crispy-Pan. Light- ly grease the Crispy-Pan and lay the pizza dough into it. Pierce a few holes in the dough. Spread the tomatoes along with the seasonings over the pizza base. Place the desired layer over it. Now cover the pizza with cheese. Place the pizza on the metal stand in the middle of the turntable and bake it with the setting ,fresh pizza" (P-3). Onion soup with gratinated cheese topping Ingredients for 4 portions: 300 g onions 30 g butter, salt, white pepper, 500 ml instant meat broth 125 ml white wine, dry 2 slices of toasted bread 2 slices of young Gouda cheese Preparation: Peel the onions and cut them into rings. Put them into a microwave dish with the butter and pepper, add the meat broth and cook with lid at 800 watts for approx. 12-15 minutes. Then add white wine and season to taste. Now cut the toated bread into small cubes. Fill the onion soup into 4 soup dishes and add the bread cubes. Place 1/2 slice of cheese on each soup dish. Place the four soup dishes on the turn-table and gra- tinate via the grill function for approx. 10 minutes.

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 25 Lentil Hotpot Ingredients: 200 g dried lentils 50 g smoked fat bacon 125 g pork belly 1 bunch vegetable mix for soups 500 ml water 1 bay leaf 250 g potatoes 2 smoked boiling sausages Spices: salt, pepper, vinegar, sugar Preparation: Soak the lentils in plenty of water over night. Clean and wash the soup vegetables and cut them into small pieces. Cube the meat and the ba- con. Put the draines lentils into a microwave dish to- gether with 500 ml water and meat, bacon, soup vegetables and the bay leaf. Cook at 600 watts for 10-12 minutes with the lid on. Peel, wash and cube the potatoes and cut the boiling sausage into slices. Add the pieces of potato and slices of sausage to the hotpot and mix well. Cook at 500 watts for approx. 18 minutes and then add seasoning to taste. Cauliflower with gratinated cheese topping Ingredients: 500 g cleaned cauliflower 250 ml water Salt Ttblsp. starch 2 egg whites 2 egg yolks 1 carton of cream (200 ml) 2 tblsp.chives, 1 touch of cayenne pepper 150 g raw bacon (lean) 50 g grated Emmentaler cheese Preparation: Split the cauliflower into small pieces and put it into a microwave dish with 250 ml water and salt. Cook With the lid on at full power 800 Watt for approx. 5 minutes. Then drain off the vegetable water and save it. Now stir the cream into the starch and add it to the vegetable water. Cook at full power 800 watts for approx. 2 to 3 minutes, stirring several times. Add the egg yolk, chives and cayenne pepper, beat the egg white and fold it genily into the mixture Place the cauliflower and the bacon [in strips) into a flat casserole, then pour over the sauce and cover With grated cheese. Cook and gratinate using the Grill/Combi function ,C-1" at 500 watts for 18-22 minutes.

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 26 Maccaroni and minced meat casserole Filet of pork with mushrooms with broccoli in spicy paprika sauce Ingredients: Ingredients: 150 g maccaroni, 500 ml water 4 fillets of pork, each approx. 150g Ttsp. salt, 1 onion, 1 clove of garlic 350 g white mushrooms 20 g butter, 300 g mixed mincemeat 150 g cubed bacon (half pork, 1/2 beef) 2 cartons of cream (400 ml) 1 packet of tomato purée with herbs 2 tblsp. tomato purée (approx. 350 g) Spices: salt, pepper, paprika 400 g broccoli, 4 tblsp. water 1 carton sour cream [200 g Preparation: 150g sliced Gouda cheese semimature Season the filets of pork and place them in a flat Spices: salt, pepper casserole. Clean and halve the mushrooms and put them into the casserole with the filets of pork. Preparation: Mix the cream, tomato purée and pap-rika in a mi- Fill 500 ml water and 1 tsp. salt into a microwave crowave dish and boil at 600 watt for approx. 5-6 dish with lid and boil at full power 800 watis in minutes. approx. 10 minutes. Then add macaroni and cook Then pour the sauce over the filets. for 3- 5 minutes at 600 watts and then at 300 Cook and gratinate using the Grill/Combi function watts for another 3- 5 minutes. Then drain off in ,C-2" at 300 watts for approx. 20- 22 minutes. a colander. Now braise the onion and the clove of garlic with the butter in a microwave dish at 600 watts for approx. 4- 5 minutes. Then add the mince- meat and the tomato purée - cook again for 8-10 minutes at 600 watts. Stir in 3/4 carton of sour cream and season with salt and pepper. Wash and clean the broccoli and place it into a microwave dish with 4 tblsp. water. Pre-cook with lid at 800 watts for aprox. 5 minutes, then allow to drain off. Put the maccaroni, vegetables and mincemeat in sauce into a casserole and mix. Distribute the remaï- ning 1/4 carton of sour cream over the top and co- ver with cheese slices. Cook and gratinate with the Grill/Combi function ,C-2” at 500 watts for ap- prox. 16-18 minutes. æ -26-

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 27 Potato gratin Ingredients: 1000 g potatoes Fat [to grease the casserole) 2 tblsp. breadcrumbs 1 carton of cream (200 ml) 50 g grated Emmentaler cheese Butter [flakes) Spices: salt, pepper Preparation: After peeling and washing, cut the potatoes into thin slices and season them. Grease a casserole, layer the potatoes and pour the cream over them. Finally sprinkle with the cheese and breaderumbs and distribute the butter flakes over the top. Gratinate with the Grill/Combifunction ,C-1" at 500 watts for approx. 20 minutes. Chicken fricassee Ingredients: 1 chicken (approx. 1000 g) 300 g mushrooms 500 g asparagus 250 ml instant meat broth 100 ml cream 2 packets white sauce [instant) 1 tblsp. white wine Spices: salt, pepper, nutmeg Preparation: Sprinkle salt on the chicken and put it into a micro- wave dish. Cook with lid at 800 watts for approx. 16-18 minu- tes Clean and halve the mushrooms, peel the asparagus and cut into 2 to 3 cm long pieces. Re- move the skin and bones from the cooked chicken and cut the meat into bite-size pieces. Put the meat broth, chicken, asparagus and mushrooms into a microwave dish. Heat with lid at 600 watts for approx. 13-15 minutes, stirring occa- sionally. Now stir the cream and the powdered sauce in and boil at 600 watts for a further 5-6 mi- nutes. Season to taste with white wine, salt, pepper and nutmeg.

Green chicken casserole Ingredients: 400 g chicken breast fillet 1 small courgette 1 small green paprika 125 ml instant chicken broth 200 g leeks 150 g turnip cabbage 150g celery 2 tblsp. crème fraîche 50 g cream cheese with herbs Preparation: Clean and wash the vegatables. Cut the leeks into rings and the turnip cabbage and celery into thin sli- ces. Braise in a microwave dish with lid at 600 watts for approx. 6- 8 minutes. Cut the chicken bre- ast into small pieces, the courgette into half slices and the paprika into cubes, and put them into the dish together with the hot instant chicken broth and the other ingredients. Cook with lid at 600 watts for approx. 12-15 minutes, stirring occa- sionally. Then stir in the crème fraîche and the cream cheese with herbs. Bread or bacon dumplings Ingredients for 4 dumplings: 4 wheat rolls 1/2 tsp. salt 150 ml milk 40 g butter 3 eggs 2-3 tblsp. breaderumbs

2- 3 tblsp. chopped parsley

30 g cubed bacon [for bacon dumplings) Preparation: Cut the rolls small and sprinkle with salt. Heat the milk in a micrwave dish (at 800 watis for approx. 2-4 minutes), then pour it over the rolls and leave to stand for approx. 15 minutes. Beat the butter and the eggs until creamy, then add the soaked rolls together with the breadcrumbs and the parsley and knead to a firm dough [Note: for bacon dumplings also knead in the cubed bacon). Moisten your hands and shape 4 evenly sized dumplings, immerse them in cold water for a mo- ment. Cook at 500 watts for approx. 6- 8 minutes, then they are ready to be served.

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 29 White sauce Ingredients: 40 g flour 30g butter 250 ml instant broth 250 ml milk Spices: salt, white pepper, sugar Preparation: Put flour, butter, hot broth and milk into a microwave dish, mix well and cook at full power, 800 watts for approx. 4- 5 minutes, stirring well occasionally. Then cook further for another 4-5 minutes at just 300 watts. Mix well and add the seasonings to taste. Vanilla sauce Ingredients: 250 ml milk Pulp of 1/2 a vanilla bean 1 carton of cream (250 ml) 2 tblsp. starch 3 tblsp. sugar 1 egg yolk Preparation: Mix the milk, vanilla paste, cream, corn flour and sugar in a microwave-safe bowl. Cook at 800 watts for approx. 4- 5 minutes, stirring once. Stir the cooked sauice well and bind it with egg yolk. Rice pud Ingredients: 250 g rice for milk puddings TL milk Lisp. butter 40 g sugar, cinnamon and sugar [for sprinkling) or stewed fruit Seasoning;: salt Preparation: Put rice, milk, a pinch of salt, butter and sugar into a large microwave basin. Boil with lid at full power, 800 watts for approx. 10-12 minutes, then stir and allow to swell at only 100 watts for approx. 20-22 minutes. Then leave to stand for a few minutes, stir and sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon or stewed fruit.

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 pre te 30 Red fruit pudding {with strawberries and raspberries) Ingredients: 250 g deeprozen strawberries 250 g deeprozen raspberries 1 pecket of vanilla sugar 2 tbsp. sugar 2 tblsp. starch Preparation: First stir the starch into 3 tblsp. water. Then put the fruit into a microwave bowl with lid and defrost and heat at full power, 800 watts, in approx. 6- 8 minutes. Lightly squash the fruits and add vanilla sugar, su- gar and starch. Stir well and cook with lid at 600 watts for approx. 6- 8 minutes. Finally pour the pudding into dessert bowls and al. low to cool. Serve the red fruit pudding with the described vanil- la sauce … Enjoy your meal! Recipes provided without guarantee. All ingredients and preparation information are guiding values. Add your own personal experience to these recipes. We hope you enjoy the recipes and wish you ,bon appetit. æ -30-

IB_KH1106 E23715 GB 14.07.2008 14:05 Exppetee 31 Index 12-hourmode 9 Microwave radiation 4, 7 24hourmode 9 Mushrooms 20, 21, 24, 26, 27 Acoustic signal function 16 Noodles 20 Auto menu 12 Peas 21 Beef 12, 13, 26 Pizza 3, 13, 14, 15, 24 Beverages 6, 12, 13 Pork 12, 13, 23, 25, 26 Boiled potatoes 20 Pork chops 23 Bread 18, 24, 28 Potatoes 5, 6, 13, 14, 20, 25, 27 Butter 19, 20, 21, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29 Poultry 12, 13, 14, 15, 19 Buttons/controls on the control panel 3 Power 4, 5,6, 10,11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, Cancel/stop 3, 11 21, 25, 26, 29, 30 Cauliflower 21, 25 Power-saving function 16 Cheese 19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 Pre-heat 3 Chicken legs 22 Pre-settings 3, 11 Child protection system 15 Quick start 3, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15, 16 Cleaning and care 16 Recipes 30 Clock 3,9, 12, 16 Rice 21, 29 Cold meats 19 Rolls 14, 18, 22, 23, 28 Cooking process 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 22 Shish-kebab 22 Cooking time 5, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, Spinach 20, 21 22 Standing times 18, 20 Cooking utensils 6, 7 Start/quick start 3, 12 Cookware 8 Starters 12 Crispy-Pan 3, 8, 13, 14, 17, 24 Strawberries 19, 30 Deep-rozen goods 18 Time defrost 3 Defrosting by time 15 Trouts 23 Defrosting by weight 14 Turnable ring 3, 16 Description of Components 3 Vegetables/fruit 13 Dial 3,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15 Weight defrost 3 Fish 13, 14, 15, 19, 21, 22 Weight of the food 12, 15 Fish filet 21 Glass Turntable 3, 4, 16 Grill function 12, 14, 22, 23, 24 Grill/Combi 3, 14, 25, 26 Kitchen timer 3, 9 Layer cake 18 Magnetron control protection function 16 Meatballs 8, 14, 22, 23 Memory 3, 11, 16 Memory function 11, 16 Metal stand 24 Microwave power 10, 11, 14