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Button

Suggested use

Blender/

Processor

Notes

1

BATTER

Savoury pancakes, 
American style thick 
pancakes, batter for 
frying fish, tempura, 
crepes

Blender

Simply add your favourite batter ingredients to the blender 
jug, press the Batter button and wait. Pancake batter works 
best if it’s rested for about 10 minutes after you’ve made 
it. Just give it a quick pulse in the blender for a few seconds 
before using it.

2

SMOOTHIE

Smoothies (fruit and 
yoghurt or fruit and 
milk based drinks). 
Fruit or vegetable 
drinks

Blender

Make drinks with a base of naturally soft or ripe fruits/
vegetables (strawberries, tomatoes, etc.) or foods that have 
been softened through cooking. Don’t blend hard vegetables 
such as carrots unless cooked first. Add liquid to achieve the 
desired smoothie consistency. Always remove stones from 
fruit or vegetables.

3

PUREE

Pureeing raw soft fruit 
or vegetables, making 
baby food, smoothing 
soups, make pates, 
guacamole, hummus.

Blender

When pureeing, liquid is essential. Some fruits/vegetables are 
high in water content and will need less or no additional water. 
Add stock, yoghurt, milk or water a little at a time through the 
pouring  hole until the desired consistency is reached.

4

MAYO

Traditional and 
flavoured mayonnaise 
(pesto, garlic, spice). 
Salad cream or 
dressing

Blender

For mayonnaise use ingredients at room temperature. If 
your eggs are chilled you will end up with a runny sauce. 
Slowly pouring oil into the mixture is fundamental to making 
mayonnaise. Remove the stopper and pour oil through the 
pouring hole.

5

CITRUS

PRESS

Juicing citrus fruits 
such as oranges, 
grapefruits, lemons 
or limes

Processor

Use this function to produce fresh juice. The pips and pith will 
be strained out by the citrus press. 

6

DOUGH/

CAKE

Kneading dough, 
mixing dry 
ingredients, mixing 
light pastry

Processor

For best results, stop the processor at intervals and use the 
spatula to scrape any ingredients that are clinging to the sides 
of the processor bowl back into the mixture. You can manually 
increase or decrease the kneading speed while the program is 
running using the Fast or Slow buttons.

7

SLICE/
CHOP

Slicing, chopping, 
grating, shredding etc.

Processor

Use the desired blade on foods such as carrots, cheese, 
cucumber, tomatoes, potatoes, cabbage, etc.

8

WHISK

Whisking egg whites, 
cream, sauces, etc.

Processor

When whisking egg whites, ensure the processor bowl and 
whisk is free from grease. Don’t over whisk the egg whites.  
You can manually increase or decrease the whisking speed 
while the program is running using the Fast or Slow buttons.

9

PULSE

Chopping nuts, herbs, 
bread crumbs, biscuit 
crumbs etc.

Both

The Pulse button allows precise control of the duration and 
speed of processing. Press and hold the Pulse button to start 
processing, and release it to stop.

10

FAST, SLOW

Fast/Slow buttons

Both

These buttons allow you to manually adjust the processing 
speed in 8 steps. Simply press the Fast or Slow button 
repeatedly while the processor is running the change the 
speed.

11

STOP

Stop button

Both

Press at any time to stop processing or blending.

what the buttons do

Summary of Contents for VFP009

Page 1: ...INTELLIGENT FOOD PROCESSOR BY...

Page 2: ...ate about simple honest home cooked food So I ve developed a range of products to help you to make great food just like mum used to Packed with clever little features my products take all the guesswor...

Page 3: ...shakes Make cakes pastry and bread Make baby food Slice vegetables Make batters and pancakes Mash potatoes Make frappes Make bread crumbs Make great dips Grate cheese and vegetables Make mayonnaise J...

Page 4: ...itrus press 24 Care cleaning and storage 26 Recipes Pea guacamole 28 Apple snow 29 Clean and green chicken salad 30 Mediterranean carrot rolls 32 Raspberry pavlova roulade 34 Orange and almond cake 36...

Page 5: ...have inserted the desired attachment chopping blade whisk etc the processor bowl lid must be fitted onto the bowl and correctly locked in place When you are using the food processor the safety cap mus...

Page 6: ...pusher measure Allows smaller items of food such as spring onions chives etc to be fed into the processor Doubles as a handy 100ml measure Dishwasher safe 8 Large food pusher Allows you to safely pus...

Page 7: ......

Page 8: ...ions celery etc 6 Fine shredding grating blade Use for finely shredding or grating foodstuffs such as cheese carrots cabbage potatoes courgettes etc 7 Coarse shredding slicing blade Use for coarsely s...

Page 9: ......

Page 10: ...is fundamental to making mayonnaise Remove the stopper and pour oil through the pouring hole 5 CITRUS PRESS Juicing citrus fruits such as oranges grapefruits lemons or limes Processor Use this functio...

Page 11: ...11 the magic of programmed buttons The programmed buttons take the guesswork out of food processing All you need to do to get great chef results is press a button...

Page 12: ...d blending buttons Batter Smoothie Puree or Mayo Further ingredients can be added by stopping the blender and removing the stopper or the lid Replace the stopper or lid before starting the blender aga...

Page 13: ...13...

Page 14: ...bowl lid Rotate the bowl lid clockwise until the line on the bowl lid is aligned with the symbol on the top rim of the processor bowl using it For the processor to operate the processor bowl lid and...

Page 15: ...15...

Page 16: ...the processor bowl using it For the processor to operate the processor bowl lid and safety cap must be correctly fitted Add the ingredients to the processor bowl refit the processor bowl lid and press...

Page 17: ...17...

Page 18: ...ocessor bowl using it For the processor to operate the processor bowl lid and safety cap must be correctly fitted Add the ingredients to the processor bowl refit the processor bowl lid and press the W...

Page 19: ...19...

Page 20: ...ne on the bowl lid Rotate the bowl lid clockwise until the line on the bowl lid is aligned with the symbol on the top rim of the processor bowl using For the processor to operate the processor bowl li...

Page 21: ...21...

Page 22: ...or coarse shredding blade Shredding Grating Cheese Fine or coarse shredding blade Slicing Hard fruits e g apples Fine or coarse slicing blade Slicing Soft fruits e g peaches pears strawberries Fine or...

Page 23: ...t the cheese to fit the feed tube Feed the cheese using the food pusher For best results the cheese should be well chilled Slice Chop or manual Fast Slow buttons Cut the fruit to fit into the feed tub...

Page 24: ...rocessor bowl Rotate the citrus press clockwise until the symbol on the citrus press is aligned with the symbol on the processor bowl using it For the processor to operate the processor bowl lid and s...

Page 25: ...25...

Page 26: ...tula can be stored inside your Intelligent Food Processor Start by fitting the processor bowl onto the processor base unit then Fit the whisk attachment onto the large spindle Fit the chopping blade w...

Page 27: ...27...

Page 28: ...ato and onion and serve with corn chips method pea guacamole A perfect storecupboard starter that can be made on short notice 250g 4 oz frozen peas 1 tbsp lime juice 1 tbsp fresh coriander leaves 1 re...

Page 29: ...ol 3 Using the whisk attachment whisk the cream into soft peaks Next whisk the egg whites until they are at the soft peaks stage then whisk in the remaining sugar until the mixture stands up 4 Place t...

Page 30: ...reduce the heat until the water is just moving on the surface Simmer gently for 30 minutes then turn off the heat and allow the chicken to cool in its poaching liquour ideally overnight in the refrig...

Page 31: ...ng dressing and arrange over the leaves Scatter the chicken over the vegetables why not try Use cooked loin of pork instead of the poached chicken For an oriental twist combine a handful of coriander...

Page 32: ...g blade to make the breadcrumbs Remove the breadcrumbs then process the other ingredients that require chopping or dicing 2 Fit the dough blade and add the carrots and the remaining ingredients to you...

Page 33: ...the carrots roast some pumpkin or butternut squash with a little olive oil thyme and garlic why not try This dish is exceptionally popular with my children making a nice supper dish as well as a veget...

Page 34: ...m Continue whisking while adding the sugar until stiff and shiny Sprinkle over the cornflour cream of tartar vinegar and vanilla and gently fold them in 3 Spread the egg white mixture all over the gre...

Page 35: ...lices pour some sauce over and around the roulade and scatter over the remaining raspberries Diced peaches almonds and Amaretti cream simply whipped cream flavoured with an almond liqueur Lemon curd o...

Page 36: ...t boil dry Remove the oranges from the heat and allow them to cool All this can be done in advance and stored in the refrigerator until you are ready to construct the cake 3 Remove the oranges from t...

Page 37: ...usual dry knife test won t work here 6 Let the cake cool slightly before removing it from the cake tin Leave the cake on a wire rack to cool Cakes are not my forte but when I discovered this one in S...

Page 38: ...e button until the ingredients are combined 2 Sift the flour and the baking powder into a large bowl then add it to the ricotta mixture Press the Batter button and wait until the program has finished...

Page 39: ...Spoon the yogurt over the cakes top with the berries and drizzle with the remaining honey Caramelised apples Brown sugar bananas Crisp bacon and maple syrup Oven roasted tomatoes why not try A winner...

Page 40: ...ing blade to grate the courgette Cut and stack the courgette lengthways into the feed tube for the best results Wrap the courgettes in a clean tea towel and squeeze out the liquid until dry 3 Add the...

Page 41: ...41 6 Divide the courgette and lemon pasta among warmed wide rimmed bowls and sprinkle over the remaining parmesan to serve Quick filling and with a lovely lemony zing...

Page 42: ...ace for an hour Just before using the batter add the melted butter and press the pulse button a couple of times to mix in the butter 3 Heat a little butter in your pancake pan swirling it around to co...

Page 43: ...sauce to cool for about 5 minutes then pour over the pancakes Any leftover sauce can be served separately Serve with extra sliced bananas if desired Use poached pears or raspberries instead of the ban...

Page 44: ...in the four egg yolks one at a time until the mix thickens 3 Whisk the egg whites until stiff then whisk in the caster sugar one tablespoon at a time Fold a little of the egg white mix into the chocol...

Page 45: ...45 6 Dust the souffles with icing sugar and serve them with the warm raspberry sauce If these souffles don t rise much just call them chocolate puddings nobody will be any the wiser...

Page 46: ...the processor still running add the egg Stop the processor and add the flour then press the Cake Dough button until the flour is combined Finally fold in the fruit 4 Form the mixture into a roll abou...

Page 47: ...47 why not try You can change the dried fruit for any type you fancy and or add a few chopped nuts...

Page 48: ...use this appliance for other than intended use This appliance is for household use only Never immerse any part of the appliance base or cordset and plug in water or any other liquid to protect against...

Page 49: ...nce with the following code BLUE NEUTRAL BROWN LIVE The wire which is coloured Blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured Black The wire which is coloured Bro...

Page 50: ...cement To return the appliance to Breville Customer Service Department follow the steps below Pack it carefully preferably in the original carton Ensure the unit is clean Enclose your name and address...

Page 51: ...r interfered with in any way or damaged through misuse Under this guarantee we undertake to repair or replace free of charge any parts found to be defective Nothing in this guarantee or the instructio...

Page 52: ...com Saturday Cooks Cookbook published by Mitchell Beazley at 14 99 www mitchell beazley com acknowledgements The recipes used in this booklet have been taken from the following publications All recipe...

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