Ron Popeil 5in1 Fryer Instructions Manual

Category
Deep fryers
Type
Instructions Manual
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
READ AND SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
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Read all instructions.
The appliance becomes hot during
use! Do not touch hot surfaces without
gloves. Always use colored basket
handles. Allow appliance to cool before
assembling or disassembling, and
before cleaning.
Do not immerse control box, magnetic
cord, polarized plug or lter cartridge in
water, oil or other liquids.
Ensure parts are completely dry after
washing and before use.
Do not leave appliance unattended
when in use.
Do not move appliance when it contains
hot oil, hot water or hot food as doing so
can result in serious injury.
Do not move the machine using the
extension sleeve.
Do not operate appliance within
12 inches of any cabinet, back-splash,
wall or covering that will be affected by
heat or moisture.
Do not over ll. Never pour
more than 5 quarts of liquid into
the appliance.
When operating the appliance, stand
directly in front of the machine. Never
put your face or other body parts close
to the top of the appliance when in use.
Always use appliance in a well-
ventilated area and on a dry,
level surface.
Severe hot-oil burns may result from the
appliance being pulled off a counter or
table. Avoid draping the power cord or
hanging it over the edge of a table or
counter.
Keep away from children. Use
extreme caution when operating near
young children, pets and people with
disabilities.
Do not place on or near a hot gas or
electric burner, or in a heated oven.
A magnetic power cord has been
provided as a safety precaution. Plug
the power cord directly into a wall outlet
after plugging the magnetic end into the
appliance.
Never use the appliance with an
extension cord.
Do not operate any appliance with
a damaged cord or plug or after the
appliance malfunctions, or has been
damaged in any manner. Return
appliance to the nearest authorized
service facility for examination, repair or
adjustment.
Before disconnecting power cord from
wall outlet, turn control box timer to the
OFF position.
Never turn control box timer dial to the
ON position before submerging heating
element in oil or water. Otherwise,
damage to heating element will occur.
Remove power cord from wall outlet
when appliance is not in use, before
assembling or disassembling parts, and
before cleaning.
For indoor countertop use only. Do
not use appliance for anything other
than its intended use. Do not use in
moving vehicles or boats. Do not use
outdoors.
The use of accessory attachments
not recommended by the appliance
manufacturer may cause injuries.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always
be followed, including the following:
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Ensure that the appliance, including feet,
handles and associated parts, does not
extend beyond the edge of a table or
counter during use. Keep appliance at
least 6 inches away from counter and
table edges.
Basket handles must be securely
locked into the sides of the wire basket
before lifting or lowering the basket into
the appliance. See detailed assembly
instructions.
Always use lid as directed. Lid must be
on top of the appliance when frying,
including when lowering and raising the
wire basket into and out of the hot oil.
Always attach the safety extension sleeve
when operating the appliance with more
than
3½ quarts of oil; when food weighs
more than 5 lbs (large foods); or when
instructions specify that it is required. It is
recommended that the safety extension
sleeve is used anytime the appliance is
frying.
Use extreme caution when lowering
Wire Basket into hot oil
to avoid over ow.
Do not tempura fry! This appliance is
not intended for tempura frying and the
inventor, manufacturer, distributor and/or
seller are not responsible for subsequent
injury.
Keep hands on basket handles when
they are in the draining position. The
draining position may not be used
continuously for more than 10 seconds at
a time as it is intended to assist only with
supporting the food load.
Protective Gloves: Gloves do not offer
100% protection from cuts or burns.
NEVER immerse gloves in hot oil or
water. NEVER use on or near open ame.
Safe for food handling. Wash with warm
soapy water after use and air dry.
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of burns when handling hot foods and
liquids:
Never cook partially or fully frozen large
foods (weighing more than 5 lbs). Large,
frozen foods may cause severe oil splatter
and may boil over. Follow instructions for
moisture/ice removal and thawing before
cooking.
Large food is any food weighing 5 lbs or
greater with a maximum sticker weight of 15
lbs (the weight listed on the price tag). Only
whole turkeys that are 15 lbs tag weight or
less can be fried in the appliance.
Thoroughly dry food inside and out before
placing into hot oil.
Only inject liquid marinades after food is fried
(not before).
Use the liquid avor injector only
for food injection.
When removing foods with cavities (e.g.
poultry), ensure that hot oil has properly
drained.
Never add oil or water to appliance while
frying or steaming food.
If cooking a whole chicken, position it at a
slight angle in the wire basket to ensure that
the hot oil drains properly.
To help prevent spattering oil, all non-frozen
foods be completely patted dry, with paper
towels, prior to lowering into hot oil.
Steamed foods and liquids will be very hot.
Handle with caution!
Follow all instructions for removal of
moisture/ice and thawing before cooking.
Shake and remove loose ice particles
from small, frozen foods (e.g. french fries,
vegetables, chicken parts, etc.) before
lowering into hot oil.
Frozen or semi-frozen whole large foods
(e.g. whole chicken and turkey, whole
legs of lamb, roast beef or pork loin roast)
should never be lowered into hot oil before
being fully defrosted, brought to room
temperature and thoroughly dried.
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Important:
The heating element uses
1735 watts of electricity and may
trip your circuit breaker. To prevent
these occurrences, unplug additional
appliances connected to the circuit.
The heating element will only heat
when it is properly attached to the
mounting bracket behind the outer
container.
To properly drain hot oil from poultry
cavity, keep gloved hands on colored
basket handles, raise the poultry- lled
basket straight up, and insert both tips
of the wire handles into the draining
position holes located on each side
of the safety extension sleeve. While
the appliance is turned off, check the
poultry cavity to con rm that all oil has
drained out. Remove the wire basket
from the appliance within 10 seconds.
When steaming, use protective gloves
to lift Lids rear handle. Pull lid up and
towards yourself to avoid rising hot
steam.
When SteamFrying
or SteamBaking
without food-steaming attachments, you
must insert the steam blocker insert into
the lter cartridge. The steam blocker
blocks the venting grate and creates
hotter steam.
Never insert or use the steam blocker
insert when frying.
Frying and steaming times are
approximate and based on electrical
output; altitude; and food temperature,
shape and size.
Appliance may slightly vary in
appearance from units used in the
instructional booklet, instructional DVD
or informercial.
Do not lift or move appliance using the
safety extension sleeve.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
Polarized Plug Warning:
This appliance has a Polarized Plug (one blade is wider than the other). To reduce the
risk of electric shock, the plug is intended to t in a polarized outlet only one way. If
the plug does not t fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not t, contact a
quali ed electrician. Do not attempt to modify the plug in any way.
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY.
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Parts Description (Images are not to scale)
Two Wire Lids/Partition with
Squeezable Safety Handles
Oval Inner Frying Container (bowl) nestles
inside the Oval Outer Container
Oval Inner Cooking
Container
Oval Outer Container
Snorkel
Cutout
Safety Extension Sleeve (back view)
is stored between both Containers
Wire Basket with Two Colored
Removable Safety Handles
“T” Wire hook
(for holding Turkey upright)
Metal Neck Cone & Donut Cutter
(Helps drain oil from inside Turkey cavity)
Polarized Magnetic Electric Cord
Carving Stand Base with
Removable 2-Sharp Prongs
Protective Gloves
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Parts Description (Images are not to scale)
Baking Accessories
Instructional Booklet
Marinades or Brining Booklet
1 Professional
Turkey Carving Knife
Colored SteamBlocking Sheet
(Never Use When Frying)
Instructional DVD
Control Box with Heating Element
Timer Dial turns Fryer On!
Hands-free Collapsible Funnel with
3 non-washable Oil Filters
(about a 90-day supply)
Fryer Lid with Charcoal Cartridge with
One non-washable Charcoal Filter, plus 2
Additional non-washable Charcoal Filters
(about a 90-day supply)
Temperature
Dial
1 Steamer Lid
3 Food Steamer Containers
1 Drip Collector Tray
2 Removable Bases
(Note: Your Steamer rests on the Fryer Lid
(w/out  lter cartridge) during steaming).
(Optional)
Timer
Dial
Snorkel
Reset Button
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Frying
Safely fry big foods like a turkey up to 15 lbs and fry large quantities of
small foods! Fry up to 4 full pounds of fried chicken at one time—in only 13
minutes. You can also fry up to two full pounds of delicious french fries, an 8
lbs leg of lamb, fry two small slabs of baby back ribs in only 10 minutes, and
so much more!
Steaming
Steam healthy vegetables, hot dogs and buns, King crab legs, clams,
tamales, etc...
Boiling
Make delicious Low Country Boils and large quantities of hard boiled eggs.
It boils pasta and strains it too!
SteamFry
First, you Flavor Steam, and then you Fry. The hot oil locks in all the avorful
juices. SteamFry
a whole chicken, a roast, SteamFry
pork or a juicy,
avorful lamb.
SteamBake
SteamBake
all your favorite store bought cake mixes. SteamBake
a
variety of cakes, muf ns, cupcakes and all sorts of plain, wholewheat, herb,
pizza and fruit and nut breads that make great-tasting toast.
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Assembling & Cleaning Your 5in1 Fryer
1. Carefully remove all parts from box. Locate the hidden Safety Extension Sleeve (SES)
by lifting up the Outer Container then slide the SES off the outer shell of the Inner
Cooking Bowl. Check test on outer container.
2. Cleaning. The Inner Cooking Bowl, Wire Basket and Handles, Safety Extension
Sleeve (the “SES”), are all dishwasher safe.
Wash with soap and water by hand the Fryers lid (without the Charcoal Filter), the
Heating Element and all other parts except the Control Box which you can wipe
clean with a damp cloth.
Never immerse the Control Box or Power Cord in water or other liquids.
3. Reassembling before use. Before using the SES, set it aside before inserting the
Inner Cooking Bowl back into the Outer Container. Slide the Control Box (with the
attached Heating Element) back down into the bracket holder which is located at
the back of the Outer Container. Attach the magnetic Power Cord to the Control
Box. But do not plug it into the wall outlet until you’ve added enough liquid to
cover the Heating Element.
Selecting Oil For Your Fryer
WARNING: Never turn the Control Box on without having liquid in the
Fryer. Doing so will disable the Control Box and Heating Element.
• The 5in1 Fryer
was speci cally designed to
use pure or regular olive oil because of its high
smoking point. The use of other oils, including
corn, vegetable, grape seed, peanut, saf ower or
Mediterranean Blend Oil, can also be used in the
Fryer with the exact same results.
Never use any solid hydrogenated oil, shortening,
coconut oil or lard in the Fryer.
If you see smoke (not steam) coming from your
Fryer or the oil smells bad or looks very dark, oil is
breaking down and should be replaced with new
oil.
Oil very dark,
or smells bad
or smoking?
Time to
replace it!
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Inserting & Attaching The Safety Extension Sleeve
(SES)
IMPORTANT: Do NOT attach the SES until you have added oil or water to the
Fryer’s Inner Cooking Bowl.
A. Line up the cut-out in the SES
directly above the snorkel in the
back of your Fryer.
B. SES partially down but not all
the way down.
D. Firmly, push down hard the top
edge of SES with both hands.
E. Lock both locks down.
C. Cut-out in the SES should
be completely  ush with the
Control Box snorkel if the SES
is inserted properly.
You must use the SES
when SteamFrying
,
SteamBaking
or when
using more that 3 1/2
Qts of oil and for certain
foods like French Fries.
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Frying Foods Under 5 lbs
IMPORTANT: Always cover battered food with bread crumbs or dry coating to
prevent foods from sticking to the basket.
1. Add Oil. Place Fryer on a at, sturdy surface and add oil. Pour the desired
amount of oil for frying (e.g. Qts) into the Inner Cooking Bowl. Once the
Heating Element is completely submerged in oil, plug the Power Cord into wall
outlet, but do not turn the Control Box Timer to on.
NOTE: To measure your oil, you can use the embossed lines on the vertical
Heating Element (5 Qts. max, 3½ Qts. min).
2. Insert the SES. If using the SES pick it up with both hands and with the Fryer facing
you, line up the sleeve’s rear cut-out with the Control Boxs black snorkel located at
the top of the vertical Heating Element. Insert the SES on the inside of the top of the
Inner Cooking Bowl. Then, with both hands placed on the top of each side of the
sleeve, push straight down hard so that the cut-out of the SES is completely  ush
with the Control Box Snorkel. Lock the sleeve down with the Outer Containers two
spring locks. (See photos on page 7.)
WARNING: Always attach the Safety Extension Sleeve (SES) when
operating the appliance with more than 3½ Qts. of oil. It is recommended
that the Safety Extension Sleeve is used anytime the appliance is frying.
3. Heating time for your oil. Turn the Thermostat Dial to 385°F. Turn the Control
Box Timer Dial on by setting to 45 minutes (timer max). It takes approximately 13
minutes to heat Qts. of oil to 385°F. and 20 minutes to heat 5 Qts. of oil to 385°F.
When your food is done, the lights go off and the Timer is off.
IMPORTANT: Turning the Control Box Timer on will turn the Fryer on. When the
indicator light is red, the oil is heating. When the indicator light turns green, your
oil has reach the desired temperature.
4. Fill (or partially ll) the Wire Basket with food. Insert and lock the Wire Basket
Lid by squeezing the oval handles and placing it within the upper inside rim of the
basket. The Wire Basket Lid should not be in contact with the food.
IMPORTANT: Shake and remove loose ice particles from small, frozen foods (e.g.
french fries, vegetables, chicken parts, etc.) Before lowering into hot oil. Ensure
that non-frozen foods are dry and at room temperature before lowering into hot
oil.
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5. Attaching Basket Handles. Place the Wire Basket with the horizontal round
cylinder facing you.
Rest the colored portion of the Wire Basket Handle on the at surface in front of the
basket. The handle should be perpendicular to the basket. Then, insert the small
bent tip at the bottom of the basket’s handle from left to right into the matching
round cylinder’s hole.
After you’ve inserted the tip all the way in, and with one hand holding the Wire
Basket down, use the other hand to lift the Basket Handle rmly upward, so it snaps
in place.
6. Draining Position Holes. Draining holes are located on the top rim of both sides of
the Inner Cooking Bowl or on both sides of the SES (if you are using it) above the
locks. After putting food in the basket, lift the Basket Handles and insert them into
the draining position holes. Never put a food- lled Basket into the draining position
before the green light comes on because water from the food will cause your oil to
splatter.
7. Place lid on the top of your Fryer. Align both vertical Basket Handles with their
corresponding horizontal open lid slots on the Fryers lid. After the handles are
inside the slots, slide the lid down and onto the Fryer. You do not need to use the
lid locks for small foods.
(Lid locks are only in a locked position when frying a whole turkey or other big
foods to keep the lid in place and allow it to fall down onto the top of the Fryer. This
protects you from hot splashing oil when the turkey or big food is being lowered
into the oil).
8. How to lower food into the hot oil. Lift the Basket Handles straight UP several
inches, spread the Basket Handles way OUT , and slower lower the basket DOWN
into the Fryer’s hot oil. The Fryer lid will automatically fall into place.
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9. Set Thermostat Dial to desired oil temperature and
Timer Dial to the appropriate frying time. If your recipe
requires less than 5 minutes of frying time, you can also
use a digital Timer for better accuracy. When the Timer
bell rings and the light turns off, frying is complete and
the machine turns off.
10. Removing the Fryer Lid with Protective Gloves on. It
is important because of the high steam concentration of
water that has collected underneath your Fryer lid , that
you always keep the Fryer/Steamer Lid in a horizontal,
at, level position before setting it on an absorbent cloth
or some paper towels.
11. Remove the food-fi lled basket from the Fryer. Hold on to and slowly lift the
Wire Basket Handles straight up. Place both Basket Handle ends into the draining
holes until the oil has drained off the bottom.
12. With gloves on, lift the Wire Basket straight up from the draining holes. Place
it on top of an absorbent cloth or some paper towels to absorb any oil on the
bottom of your food  lled basket. Remove the lid/partition.
13. Extra Crispy Fried Food. Remove food lled basket from Fryer. Reheat the oil
back to 385°F and refry your food for an additional 3 or 4 minutes.
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Using Your Turkey “Big Sheet& Chart
WARNING: Turkeys with a price tag weight of 15.01
lbs or more should not be fried in this machine.
IMPORTANT: Watch the instructional DVD before frying a
turkey for the rst time. Refer to the separate “Big Sheet”
instructions and turkey frying chart for information on
frying a 9-15 lb. turkey.
IMPORTANT: For your rst turkey, it is strongly
recommended that you fry a turkey that weighs less
than 12.50 lbs. in order to familiarize yourself with the
frying process.
Turkey Frying Chart
385° Oil Temperature, 4 cups = 1 quart
Sticker
Weight
(lbs)
Step 1
Oil Quantity
Front
Frying
Time
(mins)
Step 2
Oil Quantity
Back
Frying
Time
(mins)
Total Oil
Quantity
14.50 - 15.00 3 Qts. +
½ cup
35 1 quart +
1½ cups
9 4 Qts. +
2 cups
14.00 - 14.49 3 Qts. +
¾ cup
34 1 quart +
cups
9 4 Qts. +
cups
13.50 - 13.99 3 Qts. +
1 cup
33 1 quart +
cups
8 4 Qts. +
2 ½ cups
13.00 - 13.49 3 Qts. +
cups
32 1 quart +
cups
8 4 Qts. +
cups
12.50 - 12.99 3 Qts. +
cups
31 1 quart +
cups
8 4 Qts. +
3 cups
12.00 - 12.49 3 Qts. +
cups
30 1 quart +
cups
7 4 Qts. +
cups
11.50 - 11.99 3 Qts. +
2 cups
29 1 quart +
2 cups
7 5 Qts.
11.00 - 11.49 3 Qts. +
cups
28 1 quart +
cups
7 5 Qts.
10.50 - 10.99 3 Qts. +
cups
27 1 quart +
cups
6 5 Qts.
10.00 - 10.49 3 Qts. +
cups
26 1 quart +
1¼ cups
6 5 Qts.
9.50 - 9.99 4 Qts. 25 1 quart 6 5 Qts.
9.00 - 9.49 4 Qts. 24 1 quart 6 5 Qts.
Refer to the
included
turkey big
sheetfor
all turkey
frying
instructions
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Frying Chicken
When frying chicken pieces, place the larger pieces on the bottom of the basket.
Then, insert lid/partition just above your bottom layer, making sure that it doesn’t
touch the food below it. Place the remaining chicken pieces on top of lid/partition.
Note: Oil Spray Bottom of Wire Basket & Lid/Partition to prevent food from sticking.
How To Fry 4 lbs Of Chicken
When frying 4 lbs of plain or coated chicken pieces, the larger pieces (not wings)
must be in the bottom of the basket (refer to Image A). Then, insert the lid/partition
just above the bottom layer, without touching the food below it (refer to Image B.)
Place the larger remaining chicken pieces in the middle and hang the chicken wings
over the top edge of the basket rim as shown in Image C.
Then, attach both Basket Handles and follow frying instructions.
Chicken Frying Chart
Assorted
Chicken
Parts (lbs)
Fry
Time
(min.)
Oil
Quantity
(Qts.)
Oil
Temperature
Safety
Extension
Sleeve
Basket
Lid
13 385°F Reduce
Immediately to
350°F
Optional Must Use
2 13 4 Must Use Dont Use
4 13 5 385°F Must Use Dont Use
Chicken Frying Times
When basket is fi lled with chicken parts
• Wings - 8 minutes • Thighs - 10 minutes
• Breasts - 14 minutes Mixed parts - 10 - 14 minutes
(Large pieces may require a couple more minutes)
A Bottom of the basket. B Insert one lid/partition
above chicken.
C Wings and legs on
partition when frying 4lbs
of parts must hang over
the rim.
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Small Food Frying Times
Never use more than 3½ Qts. of oil for small foods, unless noted below.
Type
of Food
Food
Amt
(lbs)
Oil
Qty
(Qts.)
Temp, Time
and Directions
Prep/Use Your Own
Seasonings
Crispy or extra
crispy fresh
regular or sweet
potato french fries
Must use SES
5 Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for min. to blanche.
Remove fries from
basket and place in the
freezer for a minimum of
15 min. Place blanched
fries back into basket.
Reheat the oil to
385°F and refry for an
additional 6-8 min. For
extra crispy french fries,
remove the food- lled
basket from the Fryer
and reheat the oil to
385°F before refrying for
2 min.
Peeled, cut into ¼” sticks,
rinsed with cool water and
dried thoroughly
Frozen regular
french fries
Must use SES
Up
to 2
5 Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 12 min. For crispier
fries, reduce the quantity
by ¼ lbs.
Frozen shoestring
french fries
Must use SES
5 Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 12 min. For crispier
fries, reduce the quantity
by ¼ lbs.
Mushrooms 1
full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 2 min.
All purpose  our, whole
egg wash, Italian bread
crumbs
Okra
Use lid/partition
1
full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 5 min.
All purpose  our, whole
egg wash, Panko bread
crumbs
Blossoming
Onion
1
onion
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 5 min.
Dip in buttermilk and
cayenne pepper, dredge
in a mixture of all purpose
our and cayenne pepper
Potato Chips
(only with optional
potato chip holder)
Must use SES
10
large
potato
chips
4 Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 3-5 min.
Artichoke Hearts
Use lid/partition
1
full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 3 min.
Whole egg wash, Italian
bread crumbs
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Type
of Food
Food
Amt
(lbs)
Oil
Qty
(Qts.)
Temp, Time
and Directions
Prep/Use Your Own
Seasonings
Cauli ower
Use lid/partition
1
full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 5 min.
All purpose  our, whole
egg wash, Italian bread
crumbs
Avocado
Use lid/partition
1
full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 2 min.
All purpose  our, egg
whites only wash, Italian
bread crumbs
Tofu
Use lid/partition
14 oz Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 5 min.
Whole egg wash, Italian
bread crumbs
Pickles
Use lid/partition
1
full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 3 min.
All purpose  our, egg
whites only wash, Italian
bread crumbs
Zucchini Sticks
and Chips
Use SES and lid/
partition
1
full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 3 min.
All purpose  our, egg
whites only wash, Italian
bread crumbs
Tomatoes
(green, sliced)
Use lid/partition
1
full
basket
Heat oil to 350°F and fry
for 4 min.
All purpose  our, egg
whites only wash, Italian
bread crumbs
One Whole
Chicken
Must use SES
3-6
(sticker
weight)
Do not place the whole
chicken in a completely
horizontal position in the
basket or the hot oil will
not drain out. Only place
the chicken in a semi-
horizontal or vertical
angle in the basket so
that the oil drains out
from the chicken cavity.
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 22 min.
Use Ron’s Turkey Skin
Coloring recipe
Two Whole
Chickens
Use SES between
both chickens to
separate them
each
or less
Place both chickens
vertically into the basket
(in a vertical position).
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 18 min.
Use Ron’s Turkey Skin
Coloring recipe
Fresh Chicken
Tenders/Nuggets
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 4 min.
Whole egg wash, Italian
bread crumbs
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Type
of Food
Food
Amt
(lbs)
Oil
Qty
(Qts.)
Temp, Time
and Directions
Prep/Use Your Own
Seasonings
Frozen Chicken
Tenders/Nuggets
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 4 min.
Fried Chicken
Use lid/partition
Place largest pieces
of coated chicken
on the bottom of the
basket. Insert partition.
Place remaining pieces
standing up on the
partition making sure it
doesn’t touch the chicken
parts below. Heat oil to
385°F, lower the chicken
into the hot oil and
reduce the temperature
to 350°F, fry wings for 8
mins, thighs for 10 mins.,
breasts for 14 mins.,
mixed parts for 13 mins.
Large pieces may require
a few more minutes.
Same procedure as 2 lbs
but
SES is optional
Fried Chicken
Must use SES
4 5
Two Whole Fish
Must use SES
each
5 Heat oil to 385°F and fry
sh for 4 min. Remove
and place basket in
draining holes. Reheat oil
to 385°F and refry whole
sh for an additional 12
min.
Fresh Fish Fillets
1” thick
Use lid/partition
4 Fillets Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 4 min.
Whole egg wash, bread
crumbs
Frozen Fish
Sticks
Use lid/partition
1 full
basket
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 3-5 min.
Shrimp 1 full
basket
Heat oil 385°F and fry
for min.
Whole egg wash, bread
crumbs
Fresh Calamari/
Clams/Mussels/
Oysters
½ Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 2 - 3 min.
Buttermilk, ¾ all purpose
our, ¼ Panko break
crumbs
Whole Lobster
Tails
4 small
tails
Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 7 min.
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It’s important that you watch the included instructional DVD
or watch online at www.5in1Fryer.com.
Type
of Food
Food
Amt
(lbs)
Oil
Qty
(Qts.)
Temp, Time
and Directions
Prep/Use Your Own
Seasonings
Doughnuts
Pillsbury
or
store brand
- refrigerated
round biscuits
Use lid/partition
8
Biscuits
Heat oil to 350°F and fry
for 2 min.
Cut a hole in the middle of
the biscuit.
Beef Short Ribs
Use SES and lid/
partition
3 5 Heat oil to 385°F and fry
for 8 min.
Roast Beef
Use SES
4 - 5 5 Heat oil to 385°F and
put roast beef into the
hot oil. Immediately,
reduce temperature to
325°F and fry the roast
beef for 40 min.
Leg of Lamb,
Trimmed w/bone
Use SES
Less
than
5 Heat oil to 385°F and
put lamb into the hot
oil. Immediately reduce
temperature to 325°F
and fry for 45 mins.
Leg of Lamb,
Trimmed w/
bone
Use SES
3½ -
5 Step 1. Heat oil to 385°F
and put Lamb into the
hot oil with leg bone
hanging over basket.
Immediately reduce
temperature to 325°F
and fry for 40-45 minutes
depending upon weight.
Step 2. Remove lamb
and reheat oil to 385°F.
With gloves on, place
lamb on the carving
stand inside the basket
with the uncooked,
leg portion down (see
video). Place basket
into draining position
and drop down into hot
oil. Immediately reduce
temperature to 325°F
and fry for 5-9 minutes
depending upon weight.
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It’s important that you watch the included instructional DVD
or watch online at www.5in1Fryer.com.
Food Steaming Instructions (for optional or included
Steaming Attachment)
Always wear protective gloves when steaming or preparing hot food.
1. Place Fryer on a at, sturdy surface and add water. Pour exactly Qts. of
water into the Inner Cooking Bowl. Once Heating Element is completely submerged
in water, plug Power Cord into wall outlet, but do not turn the Control Box Timer
to on.
NOTE: To measure your water, use the embossed lines on the vertical Heating
Element or your own measuring container.
2. Prepare Fryer lid. Remove the Filter Cartridge and Charcoal Filter from the Fryer lid.
Then, insert the Drip Collector Tray (Steamer Base) into the empty Filter Cartridge
cavity of the Fryer Lid.
3. Place the steamer lid on top of the container, making sure that the pick-up
handle is positioned towards the back of the Fryer.
4. Stack food steaming trays on top of the Drip Collector Tray (Steamer Base) one-
by-one. The three food steaming containers’ handles are labeled “top,” “middle”
and “bottom” for easy stacking. Start with the bottom and work up. To create
three separate food steaming containers, place the two removable bases into the
bottoms of the “top” and “middle” food steaming containers.
5. Heating the water to a boil. Always turn the Thermostat Dial to any temperature
above 250°F. Turn the Control Box Timer on and set it to the number of minutes
your steaming recipe calls for. It takes about 12 minutes to heat up Qts. of
water and it takes about 17 minutes to heat up 5 Qts. of water.
6. Set the Timer Dial for the correct steaming time of your food (refer to the next
page). Times include the time it takes for water to boil.
7. With your protective gloves always on, remove the food steamer lid. Pull lid up
and towards yourself to avoid rising hot steam.
WARNING: Steamed foods and liquids will be very hot. Handle with caution!
8. Remove food steamer container(s) one by one (never all together). Lift steam
container(s) off the Fryer before removing any food.
9. Remove the Drip Collector Tray (Steamer Base). (The Drip Collector Tray can
also be used to steam 1 cup of rice.) You can use the hot liquid drippings, as well as
the water collected in the Inner Cooking Bowl, for soups or sauces.
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It’s important that you watch the included instructional DVD
or watch online at www.5in1Fryer.com.
Food Steaming Times
(3½ Qts of water including boiling time.)
Vegetables
(whole, or small pieces)
Time
(mins)
Seafood Time
(mins)
Asparagus 15 Lobster Tail – Raw 17
Beets 20 Lobster Tail - Frozen 20
Broccoli 16 Fresh King Crab Legs 20
Brussels Sprouts 20 Frozen King Crab Legs 25
Carrots 16 Fresh Shrimp 14
Corn 19 Frozen Shrimp 16
Cauli ower 16 Fresh Whole Fish 16
Green Beans 15 Fresh Fish Fillets 15
Yellow Squash/Zucchini 16
Frozen Vegetables 15
Note: In higher altitudes, your steaming times will increase slightly.
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Ron Popeil 5in1 Fryer Instructions Manual

Category
Deep fryers
Type
Instructions Manual

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