Toastmaster TWK45 Bedienungsanleitung
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: A risk of fire and electrical shock exists in all electrical appliances
and may cause personal injury or death. Please follow all safety instructions.
High Performance Electric Wok
Use and Care Guide - Model TWK45
•41⁄2QUART CAPACITY
•NON-STICK COATED DIE CAST BODY
•ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE PROBE
•IMMERSIBLE WITH PROBE REMOVED
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always
be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and injury to persons,
including the following:
•Read all instructions before using appliances.
•Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knob.
•To protect against electrical shock, do not immerse cord, plug or
Temperature Control Probe in water or other liquid. See instructions for
cleaning.
•Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used near
children.
•This appliance is not for use by children.
•Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow to cool
before putting on or taking off parts and before cleaning the appliance.
•Do not operate any damaged appliance. Do not operate with a
damaged cord or plug, or after the appliance malfunctions or has been
dropped or damaged in any manner. Contact Consumer Service for
return authorization, examination, repair or adjustment.
•The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the manufacturer
may cause injuries.
•Do not use outdoors or while standing in a damp area.
•Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter, or touch hot surfaces.
•Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner, or in a heated oven.
•Extreme caution must be used when moving a Wok containing hot oil or
other hot liquids.
•Prior to connecting or disconnecting plug from wall outlet, turn
Temperature Control Knob to “OFF.” Always attach probe to the
appliance first, then plug cord into wall outlet. To disconnect, remove
plug from wall outlet first and then remove probe from the appliance.
•Do not use appliance for other than intended household use.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: A short power supply cord is provided to reduce the risk of per-
sonal injury resulting from becoming entangled in or tripping over a longer
cord. Extension cords are available from local hardware stores and may be
used if care is exercised in their use. If an extension cord is required, spe-
cial care and caution is necessary. Also the cord must be: (1) marked with
an electrical rating of 125 V and at least 15 A, 1875 W, and (2) the cord
must be arranged so that it will not drape over the countertop or tabletop
where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over accidentally.
POLARIZED PLUG: This appliance has a polarized plug, (one blade is wider
than the other). As a safety feature to reduce the risk of electrical shock, this
plug is intended to fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does
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not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a
qualified electrician. Do not attempt to modify the plug in any way.
ELECTRIC POWER: If the electric circuit is overloaded with other appliances,
your appliance may not operate properly. It should be operated on a
separate electrical circuit from other appliances.
THIS PRODUCT IS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR TOASTMASTER TWK45 HIGH PERFORMANCE
ELECTRIC WOK
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1. High Dome Cover
2. Wood Lid Knob
3. Wood Handles
4. Stay-Cool Metal Base
5. Temperature Control
w/Probe
6. Temperature Control Knob
7. Indicator Light
8. Temperature Control Probe
9. Power Cord
10. Wood Spatula
11. Chop Sticks
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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on owning your Toastmaster Electric Wok.
Chinese cooking can be traced back 4,000 years, yet it continues to be in
tune with today’s American lifestyle. The marvels of modern technology
incorporated in the Electric Wok will allow you to prepare a large variety
of Asian recipes quickly and easily.
In the past, Chinese families cooked on small wood-burning stoves which
produced a high intense flame that could be maintained for rapid
continuous cooking. The Toastmaster Electric Wok provides the intense heat
and a large cooking surface that traditional wok cooking demands.
The Wok’s temperature is thermostatically controlled and adjustable from
“WARM” to 400°F (200C). Fast heat recovery, so necessary for good wok
cooking is achieved with its 1600 watts of power. The interior surface is
coated with a unique non-stick coating that is “friendly to oil.” It allows oil
to form a patina on the surface, enabling the food to be properly cooked
without sticking. The same coating is featured on the outside, too, making
cleanup easy.
All the traditional oriental recipes are easily prepared in this Wok, but don’t
stop there. The Toastmaster Wok is so versatile that it can be used to
prepare many favorite American and ethnic recipes. The Wok can be
brought to the table for keeping food at serving temperature. Keep your
Toastmaster Wok handy . . . it’s a great addition to your kitchen.
BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME
Your new Toastmaster Electric Wok is coated inside and out with a specially
formulated non-stick coating that is “friendly to oil.” This means that cooking
oil spreads evenly over the interior surface of your Electric Wok for perfect stir
frying. Other non-stick coatings cause oil to puddle which is undesirable for
wok cooking.
The interior of your Electric Wok may stain over time. Please be aware that
this does not affect the non-stick characteristic of the coating or the cooking
performance of the product.
Remove the Temperature Control Probe and wipe down with a soft, damp
cloth. Set aside. The Wok is completely immersible. Wash Wok, Cover and
Accessories with warm, sudsy water and rinse. Dry thoroughly before
inserting the Temperature Control Probe. No preconditioning of the cooking
surface is required.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. The sturdy, stay-cool metal Base allows the Wok to be used for cooking
on the kitchen counter and to be brought to the table for keeping food
at serving temperature.
2. Organize and prepare all foods to be cooked.
3. Seasoning or conditioning the Wok surface before using is not
required.
4. Set Knob on Temperature Control to “OFF.” Insert Temperature Control
Probe securely into Wok socket. Plug cord into 120 volt AC outlet.
Always insert Temperature Control into Wok first, then insert plug into
wall outlet.
5. If recipe calls for preheating, set Control Knob to desired temperature.
When the Light on the Heat Control goes out, the selected temperature
has been reached. During cooking, the Light will cycle on and off
indicating that the Wok is maintaining the selected temperature.
6. When cooking and serving is completed, turn Temperature Control
Knob to “OFF.” Disconnect wall plug. Leave Temperature Control
connected to Wok until cool.
7. The Wok must be used with the Temperature Control provided. Do not
use any other probe control or connector.
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
The Temperature Control Probe is the nerve center and brain of the Wok.
Treat it carefully. Dropping or banging it could change its calibration and
make the temperature settings inaccurate.
Select the temperature as called for in the recipe. Allow Wok to cool before
removing Control from the Wok.
To clean the Temperature Control Probe, simply wipe down with a soft,
damp cloth. Make sure you dry it thoroughly before using again.
NOTE: The Temperature Control Probe is not immersible.
COVER
The aluminum High Dome Cover is loose fitting so steam can escape
during simmering or steaming. For safety, the Cover should never be used
while preheating or cooking with oil. (Water droplets on the inside of the
Cover could fall into the oil, turn to steam, causing oil to splash.)
The inside of the Cover may discolor and become steam stained. Remove
steam stains by scouring with steel wool soap pad. After each use, wash
Cover in hot sudsy water, rinse and dry thoroughly.
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COOKING TOOLS
The long wooden utensils designed specifically for the Toastmaster Wok are
recommended. They will prevent scratching the surface. Do not use
sharp-edged metal tools such as forks, knives, beaters, food choppers, etc.,
as they will scratch the surface.
Minor scratching of the non-stick surface will only affect the appearance of
the Wok. It will not diminish the Wok’s non-stick qualities nor affect food
cooked in the Wok.
STEAMER RACK (NOT INCLUDED)
Steamer Racks may be purchased at many hardware, kitchenware, or
general merchandise stores. A stainless steel folding steamer is
recommended for use in your Toastmaster TWK45 Wok. Do not use
sharp-edged metal steaming racks as they will scratch the surface.
When using a Steamer Rack:
1. Prepare foods to be steamed according to recipe.
2. Add 2 to 3 cups water to Wok. Water level should be about one inch
below Rack.
3. Place Steamer Rack in Wok and place food on the Rack.
4. Set Temperature Control to 250°F (125°C) to keep water boiling. Cover
with Wok Lid and steam according to the recipe. Add water as
required.
USING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Cleaning
Disconnect plug from wall outlet and allow Wok to cool. Remove
Temperature Control Probe and set aside. The Wok is completely immersible
for cleaning. Wash the non-stick surface of the Wok thoroughly, inside and
out, with hot, soapy water. Cooking oils that are not removed may become
a rubbery, varnish-like substance that is difficult to remove. Do not use
abrasive cleaners or abrasive pads.
Any servicing requiring disassembly other than the above cleaning must
be performed by an authorized service representative. Contact Consumer
Relations for further information.
Storage
The opening between the small wood Handle and the Wok Body can be
used to hang the Wok. Care should always be taken to prevent the Wok
from being scratched.
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METHODS OF ASIAN COOKING
Before attempting any of the delicious recipes, take a few moments to
understand the various methods that can be used in Asian cooking.
Understanding the method will make preparing the recipe that much
easier.
PRECONDITIONING (OPTIONAL)
Preconditioning is a step after food preparation and before actual
cooking. It will help bring out the natural flavors. Blanching is a
preconditioning that helps shorten the final cooking time. It’s an extra step
that will enhance the final results. Some preconditioning methods are:
Marinating
Food is soaked in a seasoned liquid mixture to gain extra flavor or to be
tenderized.
Oil Blanching
Oil blanching is a form of frying at a low temperature and for a short
period of time. Oil blanching is used in advance of stir frying and brais-
ing. This method separates the food, helps delicate ingredients retain their
natural shape, prevents discoloration of certain foods and forms a light
crust to seal in flavor.
220° F Oil blanch delicate ingredients, such as sole and
scallops.
275°F-300°F Most foods are oil blanched and cook evenly at this
temperature
375°F Produces a light crust on food.
Gently lower food into preheated oil. When food changes color, usually
one to two minutes, remove and drain. The oil temperature is determined
by the type of food used.
Water Blanching
Partially cook vegetables in boiling water or chicken broth for about a
minute. Tougher and fibrous vegetables, such as carrots and broccoli,
may take a few minutes longer.
If preparing vegetables early in the day for later cooking, rinse vegeta-
bles under running cold water or plunge them into a bowl of cold water
to stop the cooking action.
Preconditioning certain vegetables by water blanching will enable you to
stir fry all the vegetables in the same amount of time with perfect results.
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CUTTING METHODS
The Chinese people cut all their food with an eye for appearance.
A different shape is planned for each ingredient. Cutting food into small
pieces will also speed the cooking time. Food should always be cut in
bite-sized pieces because knives are never used while eating. A sharp
knife or a Chinese cleaver makes slicing easier.
Straight Slice
A straight slice is used for slicing meats and
tender vegetables such as peppers and
mushrooms. Knife enters food at right angles to
the cutting board. Meat should be sliced against
the grain and fish with the grain. Slices should
be bite-sized or smaller.
Shredding
Shredding is cutting of meat and vegetables into 1/4
inch slices — stacking them up and slicing again.
Match Stick
Sliced food is cut into long thin strips about
2 inches wide and then chopped into match
sticks.
Diagonal Slice
Diagonal slicing is used to reduce fibrous texture food, such as celery and
flank steak. The knife enters food on a 45° angle, cutting the food on a
slant to increase surface area for cooking.
Chopping
Chopping can be finely or coarsely done. Foods, such as carrots, chicken
and onion, are cut into 1/2 to 1 inch pieces.
Dicing
Dicing is used for vegetables such as onions,
green peppers and celery. First cut the vegeta-
bles into strips and then slice vertically through
the strips.
Mincing
Mincing is very fine dicing. The pieces should be
about 1/16 inch square. Garlic and fresh ginger
are common foods that are frequently minced.
Smashing
This crushes garlic or ginger using the flat side
of a cleaver. After being smashed, the clove can
be minced.
Slicing
Shredding
Dicing
Smashing
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STIR FRYING
Stir frying is a rapid method of cooking food in a small amount of oil over
high heat at 375°F (190°C). The ingredients are stirred continuously.
It is important to preheat the Wok to the correct temperature before
adding oil and food. The hot oil seals in the natural juices in meats and
seafood preserving flavor and nutrients. Stir frying produces crisp-tender,
brightly colored vegetables.
Using the wooden utensils, constantly stir, lift and toss one food at a time.
As items are cooked, they may be stored up the sides of the Wok or
placed in separate dishes prior to combining. Repeat this step until all
food has been cooked. The preparation of ingredients and precondition-
ing should be done ahead of time because stir frying takes only minutes.
Foods should be thinly sliced, shredded or diced into small uniform
pieces, allowing them to cook quickly and evenly. A dish prepared in this
manner should be cooked just before serving.
STEAMING
Steaming is a common method of Asian cooking. Food is cooked in its
own juices by steam over boiling water. Steaming is a healthy way to
prepare food. The moist heat retains the food’s nutrients, heightens the
flavor, preserves the color and minimizes shrinkage.
Steamer Racks may be purchased at many hardware, kitchenware, or
general merchandise stores. Bamboo steaming racks work very well. A
stainless steel folding steamer is recommended for use in your Toastmaster
TWK45 Wok. Do not use sharp-edged metal steaming racks as they will
scratch the surface.
Place the Steamer Rack into the Wok. Add water to the Wok so that it is
one inch below the Rack. Place the food to be steamed directly on the
Rack, or place the food in a heat proof dish and then onto the Rack. Food
must never be in the boiling water. Place Wok Cover onto Wok. Set
Temperature Control Knob to 250°F (125°C) and cook according to
recipe. Add hot water to maintain steaming.
WARNING: This unit produces heat and escaping steam. Use extreme
caution when removing or lifting the Lid while cooking.
RED STEWING
Red stewing or hung tsau, is the Chinese way to slow cooking. The meat
is browned, then simmered from 1 to 4 hours using a large quantity of
soy sauce and other seasonings. This method of cooking will produce a
tender piece of meat smothered in a rich, brown gravy.
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BRAISING/SIMMERING
Braised food is sautéed in a small amount of oil and then cooked in a
liquid at a low simmering point until the liquid is reduced to a sauce.
Braising meat, fish or firm vegetables produce tender, flavored and moist
results.
Many different meats are prepared in this manner including many
western dishes and Japanese sukiyaki.
Simmering, called for in many recipes, is cooking in liquid just below the
boiling point where bubbles form at a slow rate. The temperature setting
at which food will simmer in the Wok will vary according to the liquid
being used and volume of food being prepared. The difference in altitude
may also affect the simmer temperature.
Here’s how to find the simmer setting: Follow the recipe directions. Boil
at 250°F. Then turn down the Temperature Control Knob until the Indicator
Light just goes out. This is the simmer point. Cover and simmer food for
the necessary length of time. During the cooking cycle, the Indicator Light
will go on and off, indicating the Wok is maintaining the proper
temperature for simmering.
SUGGESTIONS FOR EASIER WOK COOKING
1. Read recipe carefully and gather all necessary ingredients before
beginning to cook. Advance preparation of food is very important in
Asian cuisine.
2. Slice vegetables into small, uniform pieces or slices.
3. Place meat in freezer for about 1 hour before slicing to make slicing
easier.
4. Peanut oil is an excellent choice for stir frying because it can be
heated to a high temperature without smoking. Any good vegetable
oil is suitable. Never use shortening, butter, margarine or olive oil.
5. Pour oil into Wok using a circular motion so that oil flows down sides.
This coats the sides in preparation for stir frying.
6. Cook ingredients in sequence, those with longest cooking times
added first. (See Blanching Section.)
7. Always mix cornstarch in a small amount of water before adding to
Wok.
8. In hard water areas, a film may appear on the Wok surface when
steaming. To remove, simply add 1 cup vinegar and 1 quart water to
Wok. Turn Temperature Control Knob to 250°F (125°C) and boil for
5 minutes. Turn Control Knob to “OFF” and let cool. Rinse Wok.
Repeat if necessary.
9. Never cover Wok when heating oil.
NOTE: Always dry foods to remove excess water. This will prevent the oil
from splashing.
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