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Fig. 5
6. Plug the removable power cord
into the soup maker, and plug into
the power outlet. Turn the switch
on at the power outlet (See Fig
6). .
Fig. 6
7. Select the smooth or chunky
program (smooth or chunky). The
soup maker will slowly heat, and
then begin to blend after several
minutes (See Fig 7). Please see
cooking times on page 9.
Fig. 7
8. When the soup is ready. Switch off
at the power outlet, and unplug
the removable the power cord
from the power outlet and soup
maker. Carefully remove the
motor body/lid and slowly pour
the fresh soup into a bowl or the
plastic measuring jug provided
(See Fig 8).
Fig. 8
9. Clean the soup maker following
the instructions on page X.
Using Your Kambrook Soup Maker continued
The soup maker has two key functions
for cooking soup. So that you can
enjoy a creamy smooth soup, or a
more traditional chunky soup!
Smooth Setting
The smooth soup setting is perfect
for soup recipes requiring a smooth
consistency, like Roast Plumb &
Tomato soup. The setting ensures that
the ingredients are blended to the
right consistency, and gently cooked
at the correct temperature. The
setting runs for 15 minutes before the
soup is ready to serve.
Chunky Setting
The chunky soup setting is perfect
for rustic soup recipes requiring a
chunkier consistency, like Winter
Lamb and Lentil Broth. The setting
ensures that the ingredients are
heated for longer to ensure the
chunky ingredients are fully cooked.
The setting runs for 25 minutes before
the soup is ready to serve and enjoy.
For chunky soup, there is no blending
process, just heating. It is therefore
recommended that you cut any
vegetables into small dice sized
pieces.
Blend Setting
The setting allows you to further blend
your soup to your desired consistency,
if required. This function works without
any additional heating.
Pulse Setting
This is the fast way to add some extra
blending if required. If differs from the
Blend setting in that it will only blend
whilst your finger is pressed down on
to the start button. As soon as you lift
you finger, it will automatically stop.
Cooking Guide
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