Wolfgang Puck CCDCM030 User guide

Category
Small kitchen appliances
Type
User guide

Wolfgang Puck CCDCM030 is a 12-cup programmable coffee maker equipped with a permanent coffee filter and a Pause & Pour feature that allows the user to pour a cup of coffee before the brewing cycle is complete. The machine also features an auto shutoff function that turns the coffee maker off automatically 2 hours after the brewing cycle is complete. Additionally, the coffee maker has a programmable timer, allowing the user to preset the brewing cycle to begin at a selected time.

Wolfgang Puck CCDCM030 is a 12-cup programmable coffee maker equipped with a permanent coffee filter and a Pause & Pour feature that allows the user to pour a cup of coffee before the brewing cycle is complete. The machine also features an auto shutoff function that turns the coffee maker off automatically 2 hours after the brewing cycle is complete. Additionally, the coffee maker has a programmable timer, allowing the user to preset the brewing cycle to begin at a selected time.

LIFE IS ABOUT BALANCE
AND EATING WELL
12 Cup Programmable Coffee Maker
I M P O R TA N T N O T I C E
If you have any problems with this unit, contact
Consumer Relations for service PHONE: 1-800-275-8273
or visit our website at wphousewares.com
Please read operating instructions before using this
product. Please keep original box and packing materials
in the event that service is required.
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G
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S
SAVE THESE INSTRU
C
TI
O
N
S
H
O
USEH
O
LD USE
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NLY
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should
always be followed, including the following:
R
e
ad all instru
c
ti
o
ns
.
Do not touch hot sur
f
aces. Use handles or knobs
.
To protect a
g
ainst electrical shock, do not immerse cord, plu
g
or unit
in water or other li
q
uid.
C
l
ose supervision is necessary w
h
en any app
l
iance is use
d
b
y o
r
near c
h
i
ld
ren
.
Unplu
g
from outlet when from outlet when not in use and befor
e
cleanin
g
. Allow to cool before puttin
g
on or takin
g
off parts an
d
before cleanin
g
the appliance
.
Do not operate any app
l
iance wit
h
a
d
amage
d
cor
d
or p
l
ug o
r
a
f
ter the appliance mal
f
unctions, or has been damaged in an
y
manner. Return appliance to the nearest authorized service
f
acilit
y
f
or examination, repair or adjustment
.
The use of accessor
y
attachments not recommended b
y
the appliance
manufacturer ma
y
result in fire, electric shock, or personal in
j
ur
y
.
Do not use out
d
oors
.
Do not let cord han
g
over ed
g
e of table or counter, or touch ho
t
surfaces, includin
g
the stove
.
Do not place on or near a hot
g
as or electric burner, or in
a
h
eate
d
oven
.
To disconnect, turn any control to “o
ff
’’, then remove plug
f
ro
m
e
l
ectrica
l
out
l
et.
N
e
v
e
r
u
s
e
w
a
rm
o
r h
o
t w
a
t
e
r t
o
fill th
e
w
a
t
e
r r
e
s
e
rv
o
ir. Us
e
co
l
d
water onl
y.
Scalding may occur i
f
the cover is li
f
ted or removed during th
e
b
rewing cyc
l
e
.
Do not use this appliance
f
or other than intended use
.
Snap the lid securely to the cara
f
e be
f
ore serving
.
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A
dditional Sa
f
ety In
f
ormatio
n
G
R
O
UNDIN
G
INSTRU
C
TI
O
NS
:
T
h
is app
l
iance must
b
e groun
d
e
d
. It is equippe
d
wit
h
a 3-prong cor
d
h
aving a groun
d
e
d
p
l
ug. T
h
e p
l
ug must
b
e p
l
ugge
d
into an out
l
et w
h
ic
h
is proper
l
y insta
ll
e
d
an
d
groun
d
e
d.
Warn
i
ng
:
Improper use o
f
the grounded cord can result in the risk o
f
electric shock. Consult a quali
ed electrician i
f
necessary. Do not attempt
to de
f
eat this sa
f
ety
f
eature by modi
f
ying plug
.
A s
h
ort power-supp
l
y cor
d
is provi
d
e
d
to re
d
uce t
h
e
h
azar
d
s resu
l
tin
g
f
rom entanglement or tripping over a longer cord. I
f
it is necessary t
o
use an extension cor
d
, it s
h
ou
ld
b
e positione
d
suc
h
t
h
at it
d
oes no
t
d
rape over t
h
e counter or ta
bl
etop w
h
ere it can
b
e pu
ll
e
d
on
b
y c
h
i
ld
re
n
or trippe
d
over an
d:
A.
Use on
l
y 3-prong extension cor
d
wit
h
3-
bl
a
d
e groun
d
ing p
l
ug
.
B.
The marked rating o
f
the extension cord must be equal to o
r
greater then the rating o
f
this appliance. The electrical rating i
s
listed on the bottom o
f
this unit
.
Never use the cara
f
e on a range top or in a conventional or microwave
o
v
en.
D
o
n
o
t s
e
t
a
h
o
t
ca
r
afe
o
n
a
w
e
t
o
r
co
l
d
s
u
r
face.
Do not use a cracked carafe
,
or a carafe that has a loose or weakened
h
a
n
d
l
e.
Do not clean the co
ff
ee maker with scouring powders, steel woo
l
pa
d
s, or ot
h
er a
b
rasive materia
l
s
.
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Wol
f
gang Puck
,
owner o
f
the
f
amou
s
Spa
g
o restaurants an
d
one o
f
the most in
uential che
f-
restauranteurs in America, is credited
with reviving California’s rich culinar
y
h
eritage. His coo
k
ing innovations,
a
result o
f
blending
f
resh Cali
f
ornia
in
g
redients with his classical French
tec
h
niques, are enjoye
d
b
y wor
ld
leaders
,
stars and fellow chefs alike.
He established other trend-settin
g
restaurants
l
i
k
e Postrio in San
F
rancisco, Chinois on Main in Santa Monica, Trattoria del Lupo, Cut, and
h
is latest creation, Jai, an Asian fusion restaurant in San Die
g
o. Home
c
he
f
s can also share Mr. Puck’s talents through his cookbooks, cutlery,
c
ookware and, of course, through his appliances
!
B
efo
r
e
Y
o
ur First Us
e
C
are
f
ully unpack the co
ff
ee maker and remove all packaging materials.
C
aut
i
on:
D
o not immerse the co
ff
ee maker housing in water or other liquid.
T
o remove any
d
ust t
h
at may
h
ave accumu
l
ate
d
on t
h
e remova
bl
e parts
d
uring packaging, wash the cara
f
e, lid,
lter basket, and co
ff
ee
lter
w
it
h
warm, soapy water. Rinse an
d
d
ry. Do not use
h
ars
h
or a
b
rasive
c
leansers. I
f
necessary, wipe the co
ff
ee maker housing with a clean,
d
amp c
l
ot
h
.
N
ote:
W
e recommend that prior to brewing your
rst pot o
f
co
ff
ee, you “brew”
c
old water only, without ground co
ff
ee. This will remove any dust that
m
ay have settled inside the co
ff
ee maker.
I
mportant:
U
se on
l
y co
ld
water - t
h
e automatic
b
rewing system
h
as
b
een
d
esigne
d
t
o wor
k
on
l
y wit
h
co
ld
water.
T
abl
e
of
Co
nt
e
nts
Important Sa
f
e
g
uards
Additional Safety Information
B
e
f
o
r
e
Y
ou
r First Us
e
About Wol
fg
an
g
Puc
k
Kn
o
w Y
ou
r
Co
ff
ee
M
a
k
er
Using Your Coffee Make
r
Pause & Pour Feature
A
u
t
o
Sh
u
t
O
f
f
Setting The Cloc
k
Usin
g
The Pro
g
rammable Timer
Presetting T
h
e Brewing Cyc
l
e
Care And Cleaning
Decalci
f
yin
g
Rec
ip
es
Limited Warrant
y
Contact In
f
ormatio
n
2
3
4
4
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9
9
9
10
1
0
1
1
11
12
19
B
ac
k
4
5
K
n
o
w Y
o
ur
Coffee
Mak
e
r
A
ctua
l
pro
d
uct may
d
i
ff
er s
l
ig
h
t
l
y
f
rom images on t
h
is page
6
7
DELAY BREW BUTT
O
N
:
Press this button to en
g
a
g
e
the dela
y
brew time
r
LC
D DISPLAY:
I
n
d
icates Current Time
,
K
ee
p
Warm E
l
a
p
se
d
Time,
o
r De
l
a
y
Program Timer
BLUE P
O
WER
LI
G
HT
:
Ill
u
min
a
t
e
s wh
e
n
co
ff
ee
m
a
k
e
r
is brewin
g
or
in Kee
p
Warm
m
ode
H
O
UR BUTT
O
N
:
T
h
is
b
utton a
d
vances t
h
e
hour display
f
or the clock
an
d
timer. See t
h
e section
“Setting the Clock”
f
or proper
us
e
D
ELAY LI
G
HT:
I
n
d
i
ca
t
e
s th
a
t th
e
c
offee maker is in dela
y
t
im
e
r m
ode
a
n
d
will
b
r
e
w
a
t th
e
s
e
t tim
e
programmed
MINUTE BUTT
O
N:
T
h
is
b
utton a
d
vances t
h
e
minute display
f
or the clock
an
d
timer. See t
h
e section on
“Setting the Clock”
f
or proper
us
e
O
N
/
OFF:
Use t
h
is
b
utton to imme
d
iate
l
y
b
egin
b
rewing cyc
l
e, or to stop t
h
e
b
rewing cyc
l
e. T
h
is
b
utton is a
l
so
u
se
d
to cance
l
t
h
e DELAY BREW
mo
d
e or KEEP WARM mo
d
e
P
ROGRAM BUTTON:
T
his button allows you to preset
t
he brewing c
y
cle to begin at a
se
l
ec
t
ed
tim
e
. S
ee
th
e
s
ec
ti
o
n
o
n
Usin
g
the Timer” for proper use
W
a
t
e
r L
e
v
el
Win
dow
C
offee Maker Housin
g
Lid
Warmin
g
Plat
e
ous
i
ng
H
Swing Out Spray Hea
d
P
e
rm
a
n
e
nt Filt
e
r with
Measurin
g
Spoo
n
12 Cu
p
G
l
a
ss
Ca
r
a
f
e
Filt
er
B
a
sk
et
Usin
g
Your Co
ff
ee Make
r
P
ause & Pour Feature
Y
our co
ff
ee maker has been designed with a Pause & Pour
f
eature.
A
t any time
d
uring t
h
e
b
rewing cyc
l
e, you may temporari
l
y remove t
h
e
g
lass cara
f
e
f
rom the unit and pour hot co
ff
ee
f
rom the cara
f
e. The
b
rewing cycle will be interrupted and no co
ff
ee will drip
f
rom the
lte
r
b
asket. Replace the cara
f
e on the warming plate to restart the brewing
p
r
oce
ss.
W
arn
i
ng:
R
eturn cara
f
e within 30 seconds i
f
removed during brewing or
lter
b
asket may over
ow.
C
aut
i
on:
C
o
ff
ee maker will remain ON
f
or 2 hours unless it is turned OFF. Do not
l
eave an empty cara
f
e on heated warming plate.
Place your drip co
ff
ee maker on a
at, level sur
f
ace, such as a
countertop. P
l
ug unit into a 120 vo
l
t 60Hz AC-on
l
y out
l
et
.
Lift the top cover of the coffee maker strai
g
ht up
.
Your co
ff
ee maker comes equipped with a permanent co
ff
ee
lter;
however, a cone paper
lter may be used instead i
f
desired (8 to
12-cup size). To add co
ff
ee grounds to the
lter
rst rotate the spray
h
ea
d
counterc
l
oc
k
wise unti
l
it is over t
h
e water reservoir. P
l
ace t
h
e
desired amount o
f
ground co
ff
ee into the
lter and swing the spray
h
ea
d
b
ac
k
into position an
d
c
l
ose t
h
e
l
i
d
. See t
h
e c
h
art
b
e
l
ow to
determine the amount o
f
co
ff
ee to use
.
Fill glass cara
f
e with cold water up to the marked level
f
or th
e
desired amount o
f
co
ff
ee. Pour water
f
rom cara
f
e into water reservoir.
Close the top cover o
f
the co
ff
ee maker. Place glass cara
f
e, with lid i
n
p
l
ace, on t
h
e warming p
l
ate
.
Im
p
ortant
:
Do not operate
y
our coffee maker if the filter basket doe
s
not close completel
y
. Use onl
y
cold water; the automatic brewin
g
s
y
stem has been designed to work onl
y
with cold water
.
N
ote
:
An over
ow hole is located at the back o
f
the water reservoi
r
to prevent over
lling. Do not add water past the MAX line on indicated
on t
h
e water reservoir viewing win
d
ow
.
Press the ON
/
OFF button once. The blue power indicator light wil
l
illuminate indicating that your co
ff
ee maker has begun the brewin
g
cycle. I
f
you wish to use the timer to preset the co
ff
ee maker, see th
e
section on “Using the Timer”. In a
f
ew minutes, your co
ff
ee maker wil
l
be
nished brewing
f
resh co
ff
ee
.
When the brewing cycle is complete, your co
ff
ee maker will
automatica
ll
y switc
h
over to a warming mo
d
e, w
h
ic
h
wi
ll
k
ee
p
the co
ff
ee warm
f
or the next two hours
.
No
t
e:
We recommend using coffee ground specificall
y
for automati
c
drip co
ff
ee makers. A
f
ter using your co
ff
ee maker a
f
ew times, adjus
t
the amount to suit your own taste
.
1
2
3
4
5
6
N
umber o
f
Cups
2
4
6
8
10
12
R
ecommen
d
e
d
2 T
b
sp
.
4 T
b
sp
.
6 T
b
sp
.
1/
2 Cup
1
/
2 Cup + 2 Tbsp
.
3/
4 Cup
R
eco
mm
e
nd
e
d am
o
unt
o
f
co
ff
ee
A
ut
o
Shut
O
f
f
Settin
g
T
h
e C
l
oc
k
As an added convenience, your co
ff
ee maker has been designed with an
auto shuto
ff
f
eature. Two hours a
f
ter the brewing cycle is complete, th
e
co
ff
ee maker will automatically shut itsel
f
o
ff.
Press the PROGRAM button until
y
ou see the CLOCK indicator displa
y
on
th
e
s
c
r
ee
n. Pr
e
ss th
e
H
O
UR
bu
tt
o
n
u
ntil th
e
de
sir
ed
tim
e
is r
eac
h
ed
. Y
ou
can hold the hour button down to scroll at a faster rate. Ensure that
y
ou
have the correct hour of the da
y
set as it relates to AM or PM. The AM or
PM indicator is displa
y
ed to the left of the time. For the minute setting
press the MINUTE button until
y
ou reach the desired time. You can hold
th
e
MINUTE
bu
tt
o
n
do
wn t
o
s
c
r
o
ll
a
t
a
f
a
st
e
r r
a
t
e.
Once the correct time has been set, do not press an
y
buttons. After 15
seconds the clock will leave the “Set Time” mode, and the blue backli
g
ht
will
g
o out
.
N
o
t
e:
Unplu
gg
in
g
the unit will reset the clock to 12:00
.
8
9
C
are And Cleanin
g
U
sin
g
The Pro
g
rammable Timer
P
resetting The Brewing Cycle
Y
our co
ff
ee maker has a delay-brew timer built into the
f
ace o
f
the unit.
T
he
f
ollowing sections describe the proper use o
f
this timer.
T
o preset your co
ff
ee maker to begin brewing at a later time,
rst
f
ollow
s
teps 1 through 5 in the section “Using Your Co
ff
ee maker.
Ch
ec
k
to ma
k
e sure t
h
at t
h
e c
l
oc
k
is set to t
h
e correct time. See “Setting
th
e C
l
oc
k
,” page 9.
P
ress t
h
e PROGRAM
b
utton unti
l
TIMER appears in t
h
e
d
isp
l
ay a
b
ove t
h
e
cl
oc
k
.
P
ress t
h
e HOUR
b
utton unti
l
t
h
e
d
esire
d
time is reac
h
e
d
. You can
h
o
ld
t
he hour button down to scroll at a
f
aster rate. Ensure that you have
t
he correct hour o
f
the day set as it relates to AM or PM. The AM or PM
i
ndicator is displayed to the le
f
t o
f
the time. For the minute setting press
th
e MINUTE
b
utton unti
l
you reac
h
t
h
e
d
esire
d
time. You can
h
o
ld
t
h
e
M
INUTE button down to scroll at a
f
aster rate.
O
nce t
h
e correct
d
e
l
ay time
h
as
b
een set, press t
h
e DELAY BREW
b
utton to activate t
h
e timer. You wi
ll
notice t
h
at t
h
e DELAY BREW
i
ndicator light will illuminate and the clock
/
timer will return to the current
ti
me.
T
o cancel the delay time, simply press ON
/
OFF button once and the
D
ELAY BREW indicator light will turn o
ff
.
C
aut
i
on: Be sure to unplug this appliance be
f
ore cleaning. To protect
a
gainst e
l
ectrica
l
s
h
oc
k
,
d
o not immerse cor
d
, p
l
ug or unit in water or
o
t
h
er
l
iqui
d
.
W
ash the cara
f
e and cara
f
e lid with warm, soapy water or place in top
r
ack o
f
dishwasher.
T
he
lter basket and permanent
lter may be washed in warm,
s
oapy water. Remove the
lter basket by sliding the spray head
c
ounterclockwise until it is positioned over the water reservoir. Li
f
t the
p
ermanent
lter and
lter basket out o
f
the co
ff
ee maker by the handle.
T
o reinsert, place the
lter basket in
rst,
f
ollowed by the permanent
lter, and then swing the spray head back over the
lter basket. The
C
o
ff
ee maker Housing may be wiped with a clean damp cloth when
nece
ssary.
I
mportant:
N
ever immerse the co
ff
ee maker housing in water or other liquid.
D
o not try to clean the inside o
f
the water reservoir with a cloth because
t
his will leave a residue o
f
lint and may clog your drip co
ff
ee maker. Just
r
inse wit
h
co
ld
water perio
d
ica
ll
y.
Decalcif
y
in
g
C
alcium buildup frequentl
y
occurs in drip coffee makers. The buildup
i
s quite normal and is caused b
y
minerals commonl
y
found in drinking
wa
t
e
r.
W
e recommend periodicall
y
decalcif
y
ing
y
our coffee maker with a
s
olution of white vine
g
ar and cold water. Use a solution of 1 cup white
v
ine
g
ar in one carafe of cold water filled to the 4-cup line.
P
our the solution into the water reservoir, put the empt
y
carafe and
e
mpt
y
filter basket in place, and close the lid. Switch the coffee maker on
a
nd allow the coffee maker to “brew” the vine
g
ar solution.
W
hen the vinegar solution has finished brewing, empt
y
the carafe and
r
inse in clean water. Refill the water reservoir with clean
,
cold water and
r
un a second “brew” c
y
cle. This will rinse out an
y
remaining vinegar
s
olution. If necessar
y
, repeat this last step.
W
e recommend decalcif
y
ing
y
our drip coffee maker four times a
y
ear or
a
t an
y
time the brewing time takes longer than normal.
10
1
1
Black Pe
pp
er Scones
Ma
k
e
s 18 s
co
n
e
s
IN
G
REDIENTS
4
cu
p
s
p
lus 1 tables
p
oon all-
p
ur
p
ose flour
1
/2 cup su
g
ar
2
1/2 teaspoons bakin
g
powder
1
/2 teas
p
oon salt
1
3 tables
p
oons (6 1/2 ounces) unsalted butter, cut into small
p
ieces and chilled
1
1/2 tablespoons medium
g
rind black pepper
2
1/2 teaspoons finel
y
chopped lemon peel
1
1/2 cups heav
y
cream, plus 2 tablespoons for brushing
METH
OD
1
.
I
nto a large bowl, si
f
t together the
our, sugar, baking powder and
s
a
l
t. Using two
k
nives or a pastry
bl
en
d
er, cut in t
h
e
b
utter unti
l
t
h
e
m
ixture resembles coarse meal. Gentl
y
stir in the pepper and lemon
p
eel. Add the 1 1/2 cups cream all at once and mix until the dou
g
h
j
ust comes toget
h
er.
2.
T
urn out onto a lightl
y
floured surface and knead the dough into a
b
all. For a flakier consistenc
y
, do not knead the dough into a smooth
b
all. I
f
smooth, the scone will be more cake-like. Wrap in plastic wrap
a
nd re
f
rigerate
f
or at least 30 minutes, up to overnight.
3
.
C
ut the dou
g
h into three equal pieces. Workin
g
with one piece
a
t
a
t
ime, keepin
g
the other two pieces covered, roll out to a circle,
6
inc
h
es in
d
iameter an
d
?-inc
h
t
h
ic
k
(see note
b
e
l
ow). Cut t
h
e circ
l
e
i
nto 6 we
d
ges an
d
arrange t
h
e we
d
ges on one or two
b
a
k
ing trays
l
ined with parchment paper. Repeat with the remainin
g
dou
g
h.
4
.
P
re
h
eat t
h
e oven to 350
d
egrees F. Lig
h
t
l
y
b
rus
h
t
h
e scones wit
h
t
h
e
r
emaining 2 tablespoons o
f
cream and bake until golden, about 10-12
m
in
u
t
e
s.
N
ote: The scones can be cut out with a 2 1
/
2-inch cookie cutter if
d
esire
d
. Ro
ll
out t
h
e
d
oug
h
, cut, an
d
p
l
ace on a
b
a
k
ing tray. Rero
ll
th
e
d
oug
h
an
d
continue cutting out circ
l
es. Procee
d
as in step 4.
5
.
S
erve warm with butter, and
j
am if
y
ou like.
R
ecipe courtesy Wo
lf
gang Puc
k
Recipe
s
1
2
1
3
S
trawberry Marzipan Tar
t
IN
G
REDIENTS
1
/3 recipe su
g
ar dou
g
h (see separate recipe, pa
g
e 16)
1
/2 pound unsalted butter, slightl
y
softened
1
/2 cup su
g
ar
3
e
gg
s
2
tablespoons oran
g
e liqueur
Z
est of 2 oranges, finel
y
grated
1
teas
p
oon almond extract
2
cups
g
round almonds
1
/4 cup currant
j
ell
y
, melted
2
baskets strawberries, sliced 1
/
4-inch thick
M
ETHO
D
1
.
P
re
h
eat t
h
e oven to 350
d
egrees F.
2.
O
n a floured surface, roll the pastr
y
3/8-inch thick and line a 10-inch
an ring with it. Place the ring on a parchment paper lined baking
sh
eet an
d
c
h
i
ll
it unti
l
nee
d
e
d
.
3
.
C
ream the butter and sugar lightl
y
in an electric mixer; don’t let the
b
utter get too so
f
t. Add the eggs and mix lightly.
4
.
S
tir in t
h
e
l
iqueur, zest an
d
a
l
mon
d
extract, t
h
en mix in t
h
e groun
d
a
lm
o
n
d
s.
5
.
P
our into the chilled pastry shell and bake
f
or 1 hour to 1 hour and 15
m
inutes, or unti
l
t
h
e pastry an
d
marzipan are a
d
eep go
ld
en
b
rown.
6
.
R
emove the tart from the oven and let cool to room tem
p
erature.
7
.
B
rush the top o
f
the tart with the currant jelly. Cover the top o
f
the
t
art wit
h
s
l
ice
d
straw
b
erries arrange
d
in concentric circ
l
es or in a
ower petal desi
g
n, makin
g
certain the whole top of the tart is
co
v
e
r
ed
.
8
.
R
emove the
an ring and trans
f
er the tart to a
at serving platter.
C
ut into wed
g
es.
R
ecipe courtesy Wo
lf
gang Puc
k
P
ec
an P
ie
M
akes one 10-inch tart
,
to serve 6-8
IN
G
REDIENTS
1
1/2 cups light corn s
y
rup
3
/4 cup su
g
ar
3
/4 cup li
g
ht brown su
g
ar
4
e
gg
s
2
egg
y
olks
3
tables
p
oons unsalted butter
1
/2 recipe Su
g
ar Dou
g
h (see separate recipe pa
g
e 16)
1
1/2 cu
p
s
p
ecan halves
METH
OD
1
.
P
re
h
eat t
h
e oven to 350
d
egrees F.
2.
I
n a lar
g
e skillet over medium heat, toast the pecans, shakin
g
f
requentl
y
, for about 7 minutes or until golden and fragrant.
3
.
Pl
ace t
h
e corn syrup, sugars, eggs, an
d
egg yo
lk
s in a mixing
b
ow
l
.
Bea
t w
e
ll.
4
.
H
eat t
h
e
b
utter in a sma
ll
s
k
i
ll
et over me
d
ium
h
eat unti
l
it turns
b
rown an
d
h
as as nutty aroma. Stir it into t
h
e corn syrup mixture.
5
.
L
ine a 10-inch tart pan with the Su
g
ar Dou
g
h. Arran
g
e the pecan
h
alves in the bottom of the shell. Ladle the fillin
g
over the pecans.
6
.
B
ake the tart
f
or 40 to 45 minutes, or until a skewer inserted
nea
r th
e
ce
nt
e
r
co
m
e
s
ou
t
c
l
ea
n. R
e
m
o
v
e
a
n
d
l
e
t
coo
l
a
t
r
oom tem
p
erature.
7
.
C
ut into wedges and serve with rum-
avored whipped cream or a
s
coop o
f
vanilla ice cream.
R
ecipe courtes
y
Wolfgang Puck
Ma
k
e
s
o
n
e
1
0
-in
c
h t
a
rt
14 15
S
u
g
ar Dou
g
h
M
akes about 1 1/2
p
ounds or two 9-inch tart shells
IN
G
REDIENTS
2
1/3 cups cake or pastr
y
flour
1
/3 cup su
g
ar
1
/2
p
ound (2 sticks) unsalted butter, chilled, cut into small
p
ieces
2
egg
y
olks
1
or 2 tablespoons heav
y
cream
M
ETHO
D
1
.
I
n a food
p
rocessor fitted with the steel blade, combine the
our and su
g
ar. Add the butter and process until the texture
re
s
e
m
b
l
e
s fin
e
m
ea
l.
2
.
I
n a small bowl, whisk together the yolks and 1 tablespoon o
f
the
c
ream. Scrape into the machine and process until a ball be
g
ins to
f
orm, using the additional tablespoon of cream, if necessar
y
. Remove
t
he dough
f
rom the machine, and on a lightly
oured sur
f
ace, press
d
own into a circle. Wrap in plastic wrap and re
f
rigerate
f
or at least
1
h
our.
3
.
U
s
e
a
s n
eeded
.
R
ecipe courtesy Wo
lf
gang Puc
k
M
a
c
ar
oo
ns
IN
G
REDIENTS
1
/2 pound confectioners su
g
ar, about 1 7/8 cups
1
/4
p
ound almond meal, about 1 cu
p
1
/2 cup e
gg
whites, about 4 lar
g
e e
gg
whites
P
in
c
h
c
r
ea
m
o
f t
a
rt
a
r
1
1/2 ounces
g
ranulated su
g
ar, about 1/4 cup
5
drops red food colorin
g
METH
OD
1.
P
r
e
h
ea
t th
e
o
v
e
n t
o
3
2
5
°F.
2
.
M
eanwhile, si
f
t together the con
f
ectioner’s sugar and almond meal
d
irect
l
y into a me
d
ium mixing
b
ow
l
. Set asi
d
e.
3
.
I
n another bowl, beat the egg whites until foam
y
. Add the cream
o
f tartar and continue beating until the
y
form soft peaks when
t
he beaters are li
f
ted out. Continue beating while pouring in the
g
ranulated sugar in a steady stream; then, add the
f
ood coloring
a
nd continue beating until full
y
blended, about 30 seconds.
4
.
S
poon the mixture into a piping bag
tted with the round tip. Pipe
th
e mixture into 1-inc
h
roun
d
s on a parc
h
ment paper-
l
ine
d
b
a
k
ing
s
heet. Put the sheet in the oven and bake
f
or 5 minutes; rotate the
s
heet 180 de
g
rees and bake for 7 minutes more, until the macaroons
a
r
e
firm.
5
.
R
emove the baking sheet
f
rom the oven and let the macaroons cool
b
efore transferrin
g
to an airti
g
ht container.
R
ecipe courtesy Wo
lf
gang Puc
k
M
akes a
b
out 3
d
oze
n
1
6
1
7
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m
echanical and electrical parts, arisin
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p
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p
eriod of 12 months from the date of
p
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p
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r
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y
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w
hich proves de
f
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Wolfgang Puck CCDCM030 User guide

Category
Small kitchen appliances
Type
User guide

Wolfgang Puck CCDCM030 is a 12-cup programmable coffee maker equipped with a permanent coffee filter and a Pause & Pour feature that allows the user to pour a cup of coffee before the brewing cycle is complete. The machine also features an auto shutoff function that turns the coffee maker off automatically 2 hours after the brewing cycle is complete. Additionally, the coffee maker has a programmable timer, allowing the user to preset the brewing cycle to begin at a selected time.

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