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AFO 47271 SS – 201012
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Defrost
80°F
40 mins
80-140°F
1-90 min
Reheat
280°F
6 mins
140-450°F
1-90 min
Dehydrate
130°F
3 hours
80-155°F
1 min –
9h59 min
Times and temperature are indicative, and results can vary on food or quantity
*Chicken
-Use the Chicken preset when cooking a whole chicken. This preset will automatically turn on
the rotisserie function.
If cooking chicken breasts, chicken cutlets or single chicken pieces, use the Air Fry preset and
adjust cooking time and temperature as needed. Chicken is done when internal temperature
reaches 165°F.
*Steak (medium rare)
- Insert steak tray on the baking tray and place inside the oven.
- Preheat for 5 minutes.
- Using oven mitts and the tray handle, carefully pull out the tray and place your steak on top.
Place the steak tray back inside the unit for 4 minutes.
- Flip your steak over and continue to cook for another 4 minutes.
*Bacon
- Place bacon tray right on top of baking pan and place bacon on the bacon tray.
OVEN
This mode is for use of the bake, broil, pastry, pizza, proof, roast, and toast
functions. Place the baking tray or rack with food inside the oven. Use the
selector dial to scroll through the presets, when desired preset is flashing,
press the Start/Stop button to confirm the preset and start cooking. As with
any traditional oven, the bake functions generate more heat in the back
than in the front, near the doors. To ensure more even results, we suggest
rotating your baked goods 180° halfway through the cooking time when
using oven functions. You can do this by simply rotating the baking pan or
rack with the food inside. Another alternative for certain foods is to use the
Air frying functions which circulates air and allows more even heat
distribution and faster results. It is recommended to adjust for 5-10 minutes
faster cooking times and/or a 10-25°F decrease in cooking temperature
when air frying baked foods for the first time.
• Place the baking / drip tray underneath the air rack or basket as there
is a chance food may drip during the cooking process. The baking pan
will help catch any grease or crumbs.
• Baking refers to a wide variety of cooking modes, which is why there
are 2 baking levels ideal for different types of baking. All bakeware
baking (cakes, loaves, muffins) should preferably be done on the level
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