Panasonic MK-G20NR-W Operating Instructions - Page 6

sausage, attachment, Kubbe

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To use the sausage attachment To use the Kubbe attachment -Recipe- 5 pounds fresh pork (cubed with 20-25% fat) 1-2 tablespoons salt 1/2-1 tablespoon of freshly ground pepper 1/2-1 tablespoon sage 1-1 1/2 teaspoon thyme 1/3-1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper 1/16-1/8 teaspoon finely ground red pepper Sausage casing (enough for 5 pounds of sausage) Meat should be minced following the same steps as in - E and seasoned before making sausage links. Assemble grinder using the selected cutting plate. (If you prefer a very fine texture, use the cutting plate (fine)). 7 Place the sausage attachments A and B onto the feed screw shaft together, fitting protractions in the slots_ 73--1 Screw the cap into place until tight. • Do not tighten too much. Place the hopper plate on the head and fix into position. -Recipe--(Stuffing) 100 g 1 1/2 tablespoons 1 112 tablespoons 1/3 teaspoon 112 teaspoon 1 1/2 tablespoons Mince meat once or twice. meat olive oil onion (cut finely) all spice salt flour Fry onion until brown and add minced meat, all spice, salt and flour. (Outer cover) 450 g 150-200g 1 teaspoon 1 a pinch dash lean meat flour all spice nutmeg powdered red pepper Pepper Mince meat three times and mix all ingredients together in a bowl. • More meat and less flour for outer cover creates better consistency and taste. Locate the unit on a firm place. • The air passage at the bottomand the side of the motor housing should be kept free and not blocked. Cut casing into 2 or 3 feet length_ 191Pull and gather all of casing over the sausage attachment A except the last 4 -6 inches as shown the illustration. Plug in, then switch on. Grind the mixture three times. Disassemble by reversingthe steps fromM-Mto remove the cutting plate and the cutting blade. Place Kubbe attachment and sausage attachment B onto the feed screw shaft together, nitiiry protrusions in the slots. Screw cap into place until tight -Do not over tighten. Place seasoned meat into the head. With the food pusher, press mixture through grinder. Stuff casing naturally with lithe resistance as the sausage comes out of the spout. If the meat is forced into the casing, packing it too tightly, the sausage is likely to break if not during cooking. Prevent air pockets from forming. Pierce at the end, if necessary, tiny holes in the casings to let the air escape. To make a link, pinch at desired length and press the sausage meat back a little. Then twist 3- 4 times. Flip the sausage in the opposite motion to secure the link. When the casing is filled, tie securely at the end with a string. Following the same steps as in®, make the cylindrical outer cover. Form kubbe as illustrated below and deep try. -Never push the food mixture into the grinder with your fingers. Always use the food pusher. Distribute meat through casing. After use, switch off and unplug.

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To
use
the
sausage
attachment
—Recipe-
5
pounds
fresh
pork
(cubed with
20-25%
fat)
1-2
tablespoons
salt
1/2-1
tablespoon
of
freshly
ground
pepper
1/2-1
tablespoon
sage
1-1
1/2
teaspoon
thyme
1/3-1/2
teaspoon
crushed
red
pepper
1/16-1/8
teaspoon
finely
ground
red
pepper
Sausage
casing
(enough
for
5
pounds
of
sausage)
Meat
should
be
minced
following
the
same
steps
as
in
-
E
and
seasoned
before
making
sausage
links.
Assemble
grinder
using
the
selected
cutting
plate.
(If
you
prefer
a
very
fine
texture,
use
the
cutting
plate
(fine)).
7
Place
the
sausage
attachments
A
and
B
onto
the
feed
screw
shaft
together,
fi
tting
protractions
in
the
slots_
7
-
3
-
1
Screw
the
cap
into
place
until
tight.
Do
not
tighten
too
much.
191
Place
the
hopper
plate
on
the
head
and
fi
x
into
position.
Locate
the
unit
on
a
firm
place.
The
air
passage
at
the
bottomand
the
side
of
the
motor
housing
should
be
kept
free
and
not
blocked.
Cut
casing
into
2
or
3
feet
length_
Pull
and
gather
all
of
casing
over
the
sausage
attachment
A
except
the
last
4
—6
inches
as
shown
the
illustration.
Plug
in,
then
switch
on.
Place
seasoned
meat
into
the
head.
With
the
food
pusher,
press
mixture
through
grinder.
Stuff
casing
naturally
with
lithe
resistance
as
the
sausage
comes
out
of
the
spout.
If
the
meat
is
forced
into
the
casing,
packing
it
too
tightly,
the
sausage
is
likely
to
break
if
not
during
cooking.
Prevent
air
pockets
from
forming.
Pierce
at
the
end,
if
necessary,
tiny
holes
in
the
casings
to
let
the
air
escape.
To
make
a
link,
pinch
at
desired
length
and
press
the
sausage
meat
back
a
little.
Then
twist
3—
4
times.
Flip
the
sausage
in
the
opposite
motion
to
secure
the
link.
When
the
casing
is fi
lled,
tie
securely
at
the
end
with
a
string.
-Never
push
the
food
mixture
into
the
grinder with
your
fingers.
Always
use
the
food
pusher.
Distribute
meat
through
casing.
After
use,
switch
off
and
unplug.
To
use
the
Kubbe
attachment
—Recipe---
(Stuffing)
100
g
1
1/2
tablespoons
1
112
tablespoons
1
/
3
teaspoon
112
teaspoon
1
1/2
tablespoons
Mince
meat
once
or
twice.
meat
olive
oil
onion
(cut
fi
nely)
all
spice
salt
flour
Fry
onion
until
brown
and
add
minced
meat,
all
spice,
salt
and
fl
our.
(Outer
cover)
450
g
150-200g
1
teaspoon
1
a
pinch
dash
lean
meat
flour
all
spice
nutmeg
powdered
red
pepper
Pepper
Mince
meat
three
times
and
mix
all
ingredients
together
in
a
bowl.
More
meat
and
less
flour
for
outer
cover
creates
better
consistency
and
taste.
Grind
the
mixture
three
times.
Disassemble
by
reversing
the
steps
from
M-Mto
remove
the
cutting
plate
and
the
cutting
blade.
Place
Kubbe
attachment
and
sausage
attachment
B
onto
the
feed
screw
shaft
together, nitiiry
protrusions
in
the
slots.
Screw
cap
into
place
until
tight
-Do
not
over
tighten.
Following
the
same
steps
as
in®,
make
th
e
cylindrical
outer
cover.
Form
kubbe
as
illustrated
below
and
deep
try.