User manual PHILIPS HD4472

[. . . ] â· Always heat up the appliance first, before starting to cook. â· Do not leave the appliance in operation without supervision. â· Avoid touching the metal parts as they become very hot. [. . . ] How to bake nice crispy waffles Making batter - Make the batter as indicated in the recipes in these instructions for use or in the separate recipes booklet. Note: For the best results, allow the batter to swell for half an hour before baking. Pre-heating - Insert the mains plug into the wall socket. - The waffle iron should be kept in the closed position to allow the appliance to pre-heat for about 5 minutes. When the pilot light goes out, the appliance is ready for use. - Apply some butter or oil to the surface of the hotplates using a brush. Baking - Pour about 150 ml of the batter onto the bottom baking plate. ) - Open the waffle maker and take the waffles from the baking plate using a wooden spatula. - Let the waffles cool down on a wire rack so that they become crispy. â· Longer cooking times and higher temperatures will result in darker waffles, whereas shorter cooking times and lower temperatures will give lighter results. When the pilot light is on the cooking plates are being heated. Cleaning - Remove the mains plug from the wall socket. You may wipe it clean with a damp cloth or sponge and then dry it with a dry cloth. - Do not remove any remaining burnt particles with a hard (metal) object, as this would damage the non-sticking coating. Storage The mains cord can be wound in the special cord storage space. ) 150 g butter or margarine 400 ml (250 g) wheat flour 2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder 1 spice measure of salt 300 ml cold water 200 ml milk Melt the butter and let it cool down. [. . . ] Important safety information If the supplied non-rewireable plug is not suitable for the socket outlets in your home it can be removed and an appropriate one fitted. ) Warning: The non-rewireable plug must be cut from the mains cord, the fuse removed, and the plug safely dicarded to prevent further use. The removed plug can be hazardous if inserted into a live mains socket. [. . . ]