Cuisinart Chef's Convection Toaster Oven manual

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    INSTRUCTION AND RECIPE BOOKLET C h e f 's C o nve c t i o n T oa s te r O ve n TO B -2 6 0[...]

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    2 IMPOR T ANT SAFEGUARDS When using an electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following: 1. Read all instructions. 2. UNPLUG FROM OUTLET WHEN NOT IN USE, before putting on or taking off parts and befor e cleaning. Allow to cool before cleaning or handling. 3. Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or[...]

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    3 SPECIAL CORDSET INSTRUCTIONS A short power supply cord is pr ovided to reduce the risks r esulting from becoming entangled in or tripping over a longer cord. Extension cords may be used if car e is exercised in their use. If an extension cord is used, the marked electrical rating of the extension cord must be at least as gr eat as the electrical [...]

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    4 FEA TURES AND BENEFITS 1. Blue Backlit LCD Digital Display Shows selected function, shade setting, temperature, and cooking time. Includes PREHEA TING and READY readouts. 2. Selector Dial/Button Lets you choose cooking functions and set baking time, clock, temperature, and toast shade. 3. +30 Second Button (+30s) Lets you add 30 seconds of cookin[...]

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    5 LCD Display The large blue-backlit LCD scr een is easy to read, and clearly displays the function, time, temperatur e, and toast shade you have selected. When oven is plugged in and not in use, clock will be displayed. Oven Light When you open the oven door the interior oven light will automatically turn on for two minutes. When the light is off,[...]

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    6 Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Position 4 Multi-Rack Oven Sounds Y ou have the option of tur ning off the beeping sounds or making the beeps louder . T o change the beep setting, press the +30s button and the Conv button simultaneously for two seconds. The number “1” (default setting) will display . T o deactivate all beeps, turn the select[...]

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    7 T oasting Function Rack Position Preset Shade Shade Range Preset Slices Possible slices T oast 3 4 1 to 7 3 - 4 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-9 Bagel 3 4 1 to 7 3 - 4 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-9 W afe 3 4 1 to 7 3 - 4 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 OVEN FUNCTIONS T oasting functions – All toasting functions offer a built-in defr ost option. T urn the Selector dial to select the s[...]

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    8 OPERA TION TOAST Adjust rack to position 3. Put bread in the toaster oven. T urn Selector dial to toast and press. “T oast shade” will flash – scroll and pr ess to select desired shade fr om 1 to 7. “Slices” will begin to flash – scroll and pr ess to select number of slices. Snowflake will flash – turn selector dial to select this i[...]

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    9 BAKE Adjust rack to desired position (either 1, 2 or 3). T urn Selector dial to Bake and press. Baking temperature will flash. T urn Selector dial to select the temperature and pr ess. Time will flash. T urn the dial to adjust time and press. Convection or Speed Convection can be selected at any time before or after you press Start/Stop. If Speed[...]

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    10 preheat (display will r ead PREHEA TING). When oven reaches set temperatur e the oven will beep and display will read READY . Put food in the oven. The timer will begin counting down. It will beep again when cooking time has expired. The oven will shut of f and the display will go from blue to white. Roast tips Speed convection works well with R[...]

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    11 Put sandwich on broiling pan fitted inside the baking pan and place in the oven and press Start/Stop to begin. The timer will begin counting down. It will beep again when cooking time has expired. The oven will shut of f and the display will go from blue to white. Sandwich tips The sandwich function gives you the perfect open-faced sandwich ever[...]

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    12 setting the function – during preheating (to eliminate the pr eheat) or during cooking. When baking fresh pizza, it is important to pr eheat the pizza stone, so if you opt to combine Speed Convection with the Pizza function, it is recommended that you preheat the stone befor e putting the pizza in the oven to bake. When using Speed Convection,[...]

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    13 sounds and the LCD screen displays the pr eviously selected temperature flashing. T urn the Selector dial to desired temperature. Pr ess to set new temperature. A beep will sound. T o change time: Press and hold the Selector button until set temperature starts flashing. Press button again. The countdown timer will begin flashing and the current [...]

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    14 WARRANTY Limited Three-Y ear W arranty This warranty is available to consumers only . Y ou are a consumer if you own a Cuisinart ® Chef's Convection T oaster Oven that was purchased at retail for personal, family or household use. Except as otherwise r equired under applicable law , this warranty is not available to r etailers or other com[...]

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    15 Recipes A sparagus and Leek Quiche with Gruyère ........................................ 16 Pâte Brisée ......................................................................................... 16 Spicy Baked Eggs in T omato Sauce ................................................. 17 Banana Crunch Muffins ......................................[...]

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    16 Aspa rag us an d Leek Q uic he wit h Gr uyèr e Gr ea t for a S un day b r unc h, th is q uic he wi ll p le as e any c ro wd. Make s one 9 - inc h qui che, 8 to 12 ser vi ngs 1 bli nd -b ake d 9 - in ch t a r t s he ll b as e d on ½ o f th e p ât e br is é e recipe that follow s Filling: ½ ta bl es p oo n un s al te d bu t t er, or ol ive o [...]

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    17 selecting Bake at 350°F for 35 minutes. Once oven beeps to signal that it is preheated, wait 10 minutes mor e to fully heat the stone before putting the pastry into the oven. 4. Using a fork, prick the dough evenly all over but make sur e not to go entirely thr ough the dough. Line the shell with parchment and weigh it down with dried beans or [...]

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    18 Banana Crunch Muffins Th es e mu f fi ns a re a d el ici ou s way to us e tho s e over-ri pe b a na na s. Makes 6 muffins cooki ng spra y Cr u mb t op pi n g: ¼ c up u n bl ea ch e d, a ll - pu rp os e f lo ur 3 ta b le s po on s li gh t br ow n su g ar 2 ta b le s po on s un s al te d bu t t er, col d an d c ub ed ½ teaspoon gro und cinnamon [...]

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    19 1. Line the baking pan with aluminum foil. Evenly distribute half of the chips in the prepar ed pan. Cover with about ½ cup of the cheese, then the remaining chips. T op with the remaining ingredients, as evenly as possible, finishing with the remaining cheese. 2. Adjust the rack to position 2. Pr eheat the oven by selecting Dual Cook, first se[...]

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    20 Cream y Macaroni and Cheese A co mbi na tio n bet we e n the c re a min es s of s tove- top st y le macaroni and ch eese and broiled ov en-baked , thi s tim e le ss d is h will b e s ur e to ple a se a ll. Makes about 1 5 ser vings cooki ng spra y 1 pound elbow macaroni vegetable or oliv e oil, for holding pasta 4 sl ic e s wh it e sa n dw ic h [...]

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    21 1 te as po on g r at ed o r an ge z es t ½ c up o i l- cu r ed b la ck o li ve s, p it t e d an d ha l ved 1. Adjust the rack to position 2. Pr eheat the oven on Dual Cook set to Bake with Convection at 425°F for 15 minutes then to Bake with Convection at 350˚F for 25 minutes. Line the baking pan with parchment. 2. In a medium bowl toss the f[...]

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    22 Calif ornia Sandwich Th e var iet y o f tex tu re s in th e sa nd wic h, fr om t he cr e amy a voca do to the c r un chy b aco n, m ake i t sta nd o ut fr om t he r es t. In tr ue Ca li for ni a fa sh ion , be s ur e to se e k ou t the f re sh est i ng re di en ts , preferabl y w hen t omatoes are i n season . Make s 4 sa ndw ich es 4 slices who[...]

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    23 Herb Roasted Chicken A co mbi na tio n of dr ie d a nd fr es h he rb s dr e ss es u p th is cl as s ic bi rd. Make s 6 se r vin gs 1 ta b le s po on o li ve oi l 1 teaspoon dried basil 1 te as po on d r ie d t hy me 1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary 1 te as po on ko sh e r sa lt 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1 lemon, halved 1 4-5-poun[...]

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    24 1. Fill a lar ge saucepan with cold water . Add the potatoes and bring to a boil over high heat. Once the water comes to a boil, add the cauliflower florets and r educe to maintain a strong simmer . Cook until the vegetables are very tender and meet no r esistance when pierced with the tip of a knife, about 18 to 20 minutes. 2. Put the half-and-[...]

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    25 lime w edges, for serving 1. First pr epare the red chile sauce: Put the oil in a medium sauté pan over medium heat. Once the oil is hot, add the onion and garlic, with a pinch of the salt. Sauté until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the spices and remaining salt, and sauté for about 1 minute to allow the flavors to meld. Stir in the diced tom[...]

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    26 Y ogur t- T ahini Sauce: 1 cu p p la in yo gu r t , w h ol e or r ed u ce d fa t 1 tablespoon tahini ½ teaspoon fresh lemon j uice ½ t ea sp oo n kos h er s al t ¼ teaspoon ground cumin pi t a br ea d , toa s te d an d kep t wa rm f or s er vi ng 1. Pr epare the marinade for the lamb: Put the cumin and coriander seeds in a small, dry skillet [...]

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    27 5. When cooking is complete, cut into individual ribs and serve with barbecue sauce if desired. Nutrit ional informa tion per serving (based on 6 ser vings ) : Ca lo ri es 4 47 (73% fr om f at) • c ar b. 6 g • pr o. 24g • fa t 26g • s at . fat 1 1 g • ch ol. 121 mg • sod . 578mg • c a lc. 3 8m g • fi be r 2g Tu r k e t t a (R oa [...]

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    28 Braised T wo-P epper Chick en with Onions Spi cy , ta ngy a nd v in eg ar y , this c ol or f ul d is h is b est s e r ved ove r a st ar chy si de li ke r ice , pot ato es o r pol en ta fo r so ak in g up a ll th e ta st y pa n ju ice s. Make s 4 to 6 se r vin gs 8 bone-in, skin-on chick en thighs, trimmed of any ex cess fat 2 tablespoons sherr y[...]

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    29 2. Once chiles ar e cool to the touch, remove the skins and place in a chopper or food processor fitted with the metal chopping blade. Add the roasted onion and garlic, as well as the apple, sage, ¾ teaspoon of the salt, ¼ teaspoon of pepper and cinnamon. Pulse a few times to roughly chop; r eserve. 3. T o butterfly the pork*, lay the pork out[...]

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    30 Gluten-F ree Pizza Do ugh Finall y! Pizza t hat f olks wit h all ergies can cheer ab out. Make s ab out 1 p oun d dou gh (t wo 10-i nch p ie s cru st) ¾ c up t a p ioc a f lo ur ¾ c up w h it e ri ce f l ou r pl u s ad di t io na l fo r d us t in g a nd r ol li ng 2 ta b le s po on s qu i noa f l ou r ½ c up a r row r oot f l ou r 1 teaspoon [...]

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    31 pizza to the oven, placing directly on top of the hot pizza stone. 4. Allow to cook for the allotted time, 15 minutes, adding mor e time if needed. 5. Car efully remove from oven, using a pizza peel if available. Let cool for about 5 minutes before slicing and serving. Garnish with basil. Nutrit ional informa tion per serving (based on 6 ser vin[...]

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    32 Roasted Egg pla nt Pizz a (gluten f ree) A de lig ht f ul co mb in atio n fo r the g lu ten -fr e e piz z a do ug h. Make s ab out 6 s er v ing s, on e 1 0 -in ch pi zz a 1 eggplant, cut into ¼-inch slices 4 garlic clov es, finely chopped 2 teaspoons olive oil 1 sp r ig f re s h ro se ma r y, br oke n in h a lf ½ re ci pe g l ut en -fr e e pi [...]

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    33 Sausage and broccoli filling Make s 3 cup s 3 cups broccol i florets, steamed and finely chopped 1 ½ cu p s co oked a n d cr u mb le d sw ee t It a li an s a us ag e (f ro m 4 li nk s) 4 ho t ch er r y p e pp e rs , s ee de d a nd f i ne ly c h op pe d ¼ cup shredded Pecorino R omano ¼ cup shredded mo zzarella 3 ta b le s po on s ri co t t a [...]

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    34 Swee t Potato Roll s A ba sk et of th es e de s er ve s a pl ac e on th e Th a nks gi vin g ta ble . Make s 9 rol ls 1 sm a ll (a bo ut 6 o u nc es) s we et p ot at o or y am ½ t ea sp oo n o li ve oi l ¼ c up w ar m w ho le m il k (105° t o 1 10°F ) ½ teaspoon granulated sugar 1 ½ teaspoons a ctive dry yeast 1 tablespoon unsalted butter ,[...]

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    35 Rustic I talian Bre ad Th is a ir y a nd c ru st y lo af pr ove s tha t ma ki ng a r ti sa na l- st yl e br ea d at ho me h as n eve r be en e a si er. Make s 1 la rge ro und l oaf (a bou t 1 2 se r vin gs) 1 ¾ teaspoons a ctive dry yeast ¾ teaspoon granulated sugar 1 cu p wa rm w at er (10 5 ˚ to 1 10˚ F ) 3 cu ps b r ea d fl ou r 1 ⁄ 3 c[...]

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    36 Salted Carame l Custards These are served in the same f ashion as the classic crème caramel, which is a n ind iv idu al s e r vi ng of th e po pul a r Spa ni sh d es s er t , fl an. I nver ting t he cu sta rd i s a sh owsto pp er of a p re se nt atio n, b ut it i s eq ua lly d e lic io us served direc tly in t he ramekin . Makes 6 custards 1 cu[...]

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    37 but you will not have the sauce at the bottom of the custard. Because of that, you do you not have to invert the custard; you can serve in the ramekins and sprinkle the top with the fleur de sel. Nutritio nal inform ation per custar d: Ca lo ri es 470 (61 % fro m fa t) • ca rb . 38g • p ro. 8 g • fa t 32g • s at. f at 19g • ch ol. 28 3[...]

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    38 Chocol ate Gl azed Cocon ut Layer Cake Coc on ut love r s re jo ic e! D ec ad en t with out b e ing ove rl y swe et, this mois t lay er cake incorporates coconut four ways to b ring you the most coconut flav or possible. Make s 1 6 se r vin gs Ca ke: cooki ng spra y 3 cups unbleached, all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder ½ t ea sp oo n b [...]

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    39 piece at a time, until completely incorporated and chocolate is shiny . The glaze consistency should not be too thick and should flow easily from a spoon. 8. W orking quickly , evenly divide the glaze over the tops of the cakes, pouring it directly in the center . With an of fset spatula, smooth the glaze as evenly as possible over the top and t[...]

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    Any o the r tr ade ma rk s or s er vi ce m ar ks ref er re d to he rei n ar e the tr ad em ar ks or se r vic e ma rk s of th eir r es pe ct ive own er s. ©2014 Cuisinart 150 Milford Road East Windsor , NJ 08520 Printed in China www .cuisinart.com 13CE129284 IB-12142-ESP 40[...]