Fagor Lux Lcd Multicooker User Manual - Page 10

Slow Cook Function

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ENGLISH ENGLISH Pressure Cooking Meat/Poultry: To achieve best results when cooking meat/poultry, please refer to the below tips and hints: 1. Cut meat/poultry into equal size pieces for even cooking. 2. When mixing meats, cut those that cook more quickly into larger pieces and those that cook more slowly into smaller pieces. 3. Brown meat in small batches - overcrowding the cooker can result in the meat becoming tough and flavorless. Meat/Poultry Pressure Cooking Chart: Meat/Poultry Beef Brisket, whole Oxtail Beef Short Ribs Boneless Chicken Strips Chicken Breast Chicken Legs Chicken Wings Chicken (Whole) Cornish Hen Duck (Whole) Ham (Uncooked) Lamb, Cubes Pork Spareribs Pork Chops Pork (Baby Back Ribs) Pork Loin Pork Shoulder Turkey (Drumsticks) Veal Chops Beef Cubes Chicken Cubes Pressure Setting High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High Cooking Time 40-50 minutes 40-50 minutes 35-40 minutes 10-12 minutes 8-10 minutes 10-12 minutes 10-12 minutes 20-25 minutes 10-15 minutes 25-30 minutes 26-30 minutes 10-13 minutes 20-25 minutes 8-10 minuets 19-24 minutes 45-50 minutes 45-50 minutes 15-20 minutes 5-8 minutes 18-23 minutes 10-12 minutes Pressure Cooking Seafood: To achieve best results when cooking seafood, please refer to the below tips and hints: 1. Always leave at least 2 inches of head space in the removable pot to prevent overflowing. 2. Smaller types of seafood, such as clams and shrimp, do not take long to cook, therefore, it's best to add these types of seafood to a dish during the last few minutes of cooking. Seafood Pressure Cooking Chart: Fish/ShellFish Fish, whole Fish Filet Fish Steak Crab Legs Lobster Tail Lobster (Whole) Mussels Scallops (Small) Scallops (Large) Shrimp, shell Shrimp (Med/Large) Shrimp (Jumbo) Pressure Setting Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Cooking Time (Fresh) 5-6 minutes 2-3 minutes 3-4 minutes 3-4 minutes 2-3 minutes 3-4 minutes 2-3 minutes 1 minute 2 minutes 2-3 minutes 1-2 minutes 2-3 minutes Cooking Time (Frozen) 7-10 minutes 3-4 minutes 4-6 minutes 5-6 minutes 3-4 minutes 4-6 minutes 4-5 minutes 2 minutes 3 minutes 3-4 minutes 2-3 minutes 3-4 minutes Slow Cook Function Prepare slow cooker classics such as pot roasts, soups and stews in up to 10 hours with this function. Load your ingredients in the morning and dinner will be waiting for you in the evening. 16 17

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ENGLISH
ENGLISH
Pressure Cooking Seafood:
To achieve best results when cooking seafood, please
refer to the below tips and hints:
1. Always leave at least 2 inches of head space in the removable pot to prevent
overflowing.
2.
Smaller types of seafood, such as clams and shrimp, do not take long to cook,
therefore, it’s best to add these types of seafood to a dish during the last few
minutes of cooking.
Seafood Pressure Cooking Chart:
Fish/ShellFish
Pressure Setting
Cooking Time
(Fresh)
Cooking Time
(Frozen)
Fish, whole
Low
5-6 minutes
7-10 minutes
Fish Filet
Low
2-3 minutes
3-4 minutes
Fish Steak
Low
3-4 minutes
4-6 minutes
Crab Legs
Low
3-4 minutes
5-6 minutes
Lobster Tail
Low
2-3 minutes
3-4 minutes
Lobster (Whole)
Low
3-4 minutes
4-6 minutes
Mussels
Low
2-3 minutes
4-5 minutes
Scallops (Small)
Low
1 minute
2 minutes
Scallops (Large)
Low
2 minutes
3 minutes
Shrimp, shell
Low
2-3 minutes
3-4 minutes
Shrimp (Med/Large)
Low
1-2 minutes
2-3 minutes
Shrimp (Jumbo)
Low
2-3 minutes
3-4 minutes
Slow Cook Function
Prepare slow cooker classics such as pot roasts, soups and stews in up to 10 hours
with this function. Load your ingredients in the morning and dinner will be waiting for
you in the evening.
Pressure Cooking Meat/Poultry:
To achieve best results when cooking meat/poultry,
please refer to the below tips and hints:
1.
Cut meat/poultry into equal size pieces for even cooking.
2.
When mixing meats, cut those that cook more quickly into larger pieces and those
that cook more slowly into smaller pieces.
3. Brown meat in small batches – overcrowding the cooker can result in the meat
becoming tough and flavorless.
Meat/Poultry Pressure Cooking Chart:
Meat/Poultry
Pressure Setting
Cooking Time
Beef Brisket, whole
High
40-50 minutes
Oxtail
High
40-50 minutes
Beef Short Ribs
High
35-40 minutes
Boneless Chicken Strips
High
10-12 minutes
Chicken Breast
High
8-10 minutes
Chicken Legs
High
10-12 minutes
Chicken Wings
High
10-12 minutes
Chicken (Whole)
High
20-25 minutes
Cornish Hen
High
10-15 minutes
Duck (Whole)
High
25-30 minutes
Ham (Uncooked)
High
26-30 minutes
Lamb, Cubes
High
10-13 minutes
Pork Spareribs
High
20-25 minutes
Pork Chops
High
8-10 minuets
Pork (Baby Back Ribs)
High
19-24 minutes
Pork Loin
High
45-50 minutes
Pork Shoulder
High
45-50 minutes
Turkey (Drumsticks)
High
15-20 minutes
Veal Chops
High
5-8 minutes
Beef Cubes
High
18-23 minutes
Chicken Cubes
High
10-12 minutes