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Health & Safety
When using this equipment it is important that you apply industry recognised Health
and Safety procedures for electrical cooking equipment and the handling and serving
of hot food.
Always use an oven glove or gauntlet when operating this equipment or removing
any type of hot food from it.
Keep your hands and face away from the main oven door for a few seconds after
opening it to give the hot air and steam time to escape safely into the room.
Baked potatoes can sometimes “burst” during baking or when handled. Pricking
the potato skins with a fork before baking may help reduce this.
Under NO circumstances should children come into contact with or operate this
appliance.
Things to Remember
Avoid opening the oven door unnecessarily as this will lengthen the cooking time,
you should not need to swap trays or turn the potatoes during the cooking period.
Do not turn the oven thermostat up to its full setting, this could burn the outside
of the potatoes before the inside is cooked, moderate heat for longer is preferable.
The bain marie is a holding unit only, it is not suitable for cooking raw food. Make
sure all toppings are hot and thoroughly cooked before transferring them to the
heated bain marie.
If you wrap the potatoes in foil before baking this will increase the cooking time
and produce a much “wetter” potato with a thinner skin.
If you line the wire trays with foil or place the potatoes on a solid tray you will
impede air-flow and increase the cooking time and efficiency.
The Classic Compact potato baker has a wipe- clean glass menu board on which
you can use Chalk pens to write on daily specials.
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