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1/3 cup (85 ml)   

melted butter or vegetable oil

 

1.  Preheat the Waffle Bowl Maker until the indicator light goes out.  

2.  Use 1/4 cup (65 ml) of batter for each waffle bowl.  

3.  Follow directions in the ‘How to Use’ section, #4 to 7.

 

Bread Bun Bowls 

1 roll of refrigerated pre-made bread biscuit dough

1.  Preheat the Waffle Bowl Maker. 

2.  Separate the bread biscuit dough. 

3.  Place one bread dough roll into the bottom of the Waffle Bowl Maker. 

4.  Close the Cover and lock the Locking Clip. 

5.  Cook for 90 seconds. 

6.  Carefully remove bread bowl from the Waffle Bowl Maker with a  

  silicone spatula or tongs with plastic tips.  

7.  Fill with your favorite ingredients and serve. 

Cookie Bowls 

1.  Use your favourite recipe or premade cookie dough.  

2.  Preheat the Waffle Bowl Maker. 

3.  1.7 ozs. (50 grams) of dough is the perfect size for the Waffle Bowl  

  Maker. 

4.  Form a round disc of cookie dough and place in the bottom of the  

  Waffle Bowl Maker. 

5.  Lock the Locking Clip and cook for 90 seconds. 

6.  Unplug the unit from the wall outlet and open the Cover.  Allow the  

  cookie bowl to cool for 5 to 7 minutes in the Waffle Bowl Maker before  

 removing. 

7.  Remove the cookie bowl and allow to fully cool on a rack.  

8.  Fill with ice cream, yogurt, fruit or your favorite ingredients. 

9.  NOTE:  Cookie bowls should be stored in a plastic container or plastic  

  bag until ready to use or they can be stored in the freezer for future  

 use. 

Brownie Bowls 

1.  Use your favorite homemade recipe or a boxed brownie mix.

2.  Preheat the Waffle Bowl Maker. 

3.  Add ¼ cup (65 ml) prepared brownie mix. 

4.  Close the Cover and lock the Locking Clip for approximately 30  

Summary of Contents for WM1907

Page 1: ...Instruction Booklet Model WM1907 waffle bowl maker temperature control kettle 1 7 L Q stainless steel treats...

Page 2: ...the appliance malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner Return appliance to manufacturer for examination repair or mechanical adjustment All servicing other than cleaning should be performed by...

Page 3: ...ied electrician Do not modify the plug in any way DESCRIPTION OF PARTS 1 Cover 2 Base 3 Cooking Plates 4 Carrying Handle 5 Locking Clip 6 Indicator Light BEFORE FIRST USE 1 Read all instructions caref...

Page 4: ...ng the cooked bowls in the recipe section 8 Once you are finished cooking or when cooling the cookie or brownie bowls unplug the unit from the wall outlet 9 IMPORTANT All parts of the unit except the...

Page 5: ...bine 2 cups 500 ml all purpose flour 1 tsp 5 ml baking soda 1 4 tsp 1 5 ml salt 2 tbsp 30 ml sugar Mix in separate bowl 2 egg yolks beaten 2 cups 500 ml milk 1 3 cup 85 ml melted butter 1 In a separat...

Page 6: ...1 4 cup 65 ml water 4 eggs separated 1 2 tsp 3 ml salt 2 1 2 tbsp 37 ml melted butter or bacon fat pinch of black pepper 1 Blend the flour and water together 2 In a separate bowl beat the egg yolks un...

Page 7: ...r premade cookie dough 2 Preheat the Waffle Bowl Maker 3 1 7 ozs 50 grams of dough is the perfect size for the Waffle Bowl Maker 4 Form a round disc of cookie dough and place in the bottom of the Waff...

Page 8: ...w the brownie bowl to cool for 5 to 7 minutes in the Waffle Bowl Maker 6 Remove the brownie bowl and allow to fully cool on a rack 7 Fill with ice cream yogurt fruit or your favorite ingredients 8 NOT...

Page 9: ...RANTY The original sales receipt is the only acceptable proof of purchase Salton Appliances 1985 Corp warrants that this appliance shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period o...

Page 10: ...ice with tracking information when returning your product Salton Appliances 1985 Corp will not be held responsible for in transit damage or for packages that are not received This warranty does not in...

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