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USING THE MULTIFUNCTION OVEN
ACM 392 N
FAN CONVECTION COOKING WITH
LOWER HEATING ELEMENT
This mode combines the lower heating element, the
perimeter heating element and the fan. The food is
cooked by forced air circulation with additional heat from
the bottom of the oven. The thermostat can be set
between 50
o
C and 250
o
C.
Tip:
This cooking mode is ideal for large joints of meat and
large quantities of food that call for uniform cooking
inside and out, e.g. roasts, turkey, chicken, cakes, etc.
FAN CONVECTION COOKING
In this position the perimeter resistance and the fan are
on. Heat is distributed by air circulation. Thermostat
temperature can be adjusted between 50 and 250
o
C.
Preheating is not required.
Tip:
This function is particularly useful when using more than
one oven level to prepare cakes, pastry, etc. or roasts
such as beef, pork or lamb.
Fan cooking and browning
The
functions are used for perfect spit
skewer type cooking without using a spit, because the
forced air circulation ensures even cooking on all sides.
Preheat the oven, setting the thermostat on 250
o
C. Put in
the meat or other food to be grilled, close the oven door
and set the temperature between 50
o
C and 200
o
C. Just
before cooking is complete, spread butter on the food so
that a thin crust forms, similar to au gratin preparation.
Roasts
For traditional roasts allow the meat to cook evenly. Make
sure the temperature is between 180
o
C and 200
o
Cand
set cooking time in relation to the quantity and type of
meat you are preparing.
Simultaneous cooking of different food
Set the mode selector knob to
to cook different
kinds of food at the same time. For example, you can
grill fish or meat at the top of the oven while baking a
cake at the bottom, without any risk of contamination
of flavour or aroma.
For this type of cooking observe the following basic
rules:
- Cooking temperature for each food type must be
roughly the same (difference within 20
o
C-25
o
C).
- Cooking times may differ. This oven function allows
considerable energy savings.
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