Silvercrest SSMM 600 A1 Operating Instructions Manual

Marke: Silvercrest

Modell: SSMM 600 A1

Kategorie: Mixer

Typ: Operating Instructions Manual

HOYER Handel GmbH

Tasköprüstraße 3

DE-22761 Hamburg

DEUTSCHLAND

Status of information · Stand der Informationen:

HAND BLENDER SET SSMM|600|A1

IAN 302453 IAN 302453

11/2018 ID: SSMM 600 A1_18_V1.5

STABMIXER-SET

Bedienungsanleitung

HAND BLENDER SET

Operating instructions

English..................................................................................... 2

Deutsch.................................................................................. 22

Overview

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Contents

1. Overview ........................................................................................ 3

2. Intended purpose ............................................................................ 4

3. Safety instructions ........................................................................... 4

4. Items supplied ................................................................................. 7

5. Assembly ......................................................................................... 8

5.1 Hand blender....................................................................................... 8

5.2 Whisk ................................................................................................. 8

5.3 Masher................................................................................................ 8

5.4 Chopper.............................................................................................. 8

5.5 Multifunction accessories........................................................................ 8

5.6 Multifunction drive cover........................................................................ 9

5.7 Separating the motor unit from the accessories ......................................... 9

6. Operation ........................................................................................ 9

6.1 Operating time................................................................................... 10

6.2 Switching on/off and speeds................................................................ 10

6.3 Hand blender..................................................................................... 10

6.4 Whisk ............................................................................................... 11

6.5 Masher.............................................................................................. 11

6.6 Chopper............................................................................................ 11

6.7 Application areas of the multifunction accessories................................... 13

7. Cleaning ........................................................................................ 15

8. Storage ......................................................................................... 15

9. Recipes .......................................................................................... 16

10.Troubleshooting ............................................................................. 18

11.Ordering accessories ..................................................................... 18

12.Disposal ........................................................................................ 19

13.Technical specifications .................................................................. 19

14.Warranty of the HOYER Handel GmbH ........................................... 20

1. Overview

1 Motor unit

2 Controller (switching on/off and variable speed)

3 Power cable with mains plug

4 Buttons unlocking the motor unit

5 Whisk adapter

6 Whisk

7 Food pusher

8 Multifunction drive cover

9 Refill opening

10 Grille cleaner

11 Blade assembly of the dicer

12 Disk insert of the dicer

13 Slicing grate

14 Multifunction blade assembly

15 Multifunction container

16 Button unlocking the drive cover

17 Handle

18 Peg holding the blade assembly

19 Spacer

20 Slicing insert / grating disk

21 Measuring beaker

22 Masher attachment

23 Masher

24 Hand blender

25 Peg holding the blade assembly

26 Chopper container

27 Blade assembly of the chopper

28 Drive cover of the chopper

Rear fold-out page:

Figure D

29 Lock at the drive cover of the chopper

30 Guide at the chopper container

Figure H

31 Marking at the handle

32 Attachment marking at the multifunction drive cover

33 Lock marking at the multifunction drive cover

Thank you for your trust!

We congratulate you on your new Hand

Blender Set Multifunction.

For safe handling of the product and in or-

der to get to know the entire scope of fea-

tures:

• Thoroughly read these user in-

structions prior to initial use.

• Above all, observe the safety in-

formation!

• The device should only be used

as described in these instruc-

tions.

• Keep these user instructions for

information purposes.

• If you pass the device on to

someone else, please include

this copy of the user instructions.

The user instructions are a com-

ponent of the product.

We hope you enjoy using your new Hand

Blender Set Multifunction!

Symbols on your device

The food-safe material of devices

with this symbol will not change the

taste or smell of food.

The symbol identifies parts that can

be cleaned in the dishwasher.

2. Intended purpose

The Hand Blender Set Multifunction is solely

intended to chop, stir and purée food. For

each utensil, please observe the area of ap-

plication described in these instructions.

The device is designed for private, domestic

use. The device must only be used indoors.

This device must not be used for commercial

purposes.

Foreseeable misuse

WARNING! Risk of material damage!

Do not use the device for chopping par-

ticularly hard food, e.g. frozen food,

bones, nutmeg, grain, coffee beans or

spices. This device is also not intended

for processing chocolate.

3. Safety instructions

Warnings

If necessary, the following warnings will be

used in these user instructions:

DANGER! High risk: failure to ob-

serve this warning may result in inju-

ry to life and limb.

WARNING! Moderate risk: failure to ob-

serve this warning may result in injury or se-

rious material damage.

CAUTION: low risk: failure to observe this

warning may result in minor injury or mate-

rial damage.

NOTE: circumstances and specifics that

must be observed when handling the de-

vice.

Instructions for safe operation

This device must not be used by children.

Children must not play with the device.

The device and the power cable must be kept away from children.

This device can be used by people with restricted physical, sensory

or intellectual abilities or people without adequate experience and/

or understanding if they are supervised or instructed on how to use

this device safely and if they are aware of the resulting hazards.

This device is equally intended for use in the home and in applica-

tions similar to the home, such as for example...

…in kitchens for staff in shops, offices and other commercial set-

tings;

…on agricultural properties;

…by customers in hotels, motels and other residential facilities;

…in bed-and-breakfast establishments.

Disconnect the mains plug from the wall socket …

…when it is not supervised,

…before you assemble or disassemble the device, and

…before you clean the device.

The blade assemblies are sharp. Handle them with care, particular-

ly when removing food from the containers and during cleaning.

When washing manually, the water should be sufficiently clear that

you can see the blades easily.

Clean all parts and surfaces that will come into contact with food be-

fore using the device for the first time (see “Cleaning” on page 15).

If the mains power cable of this device should become damaged, it

must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's customer

service department or a similarly qualified specialist, in order to

avoid any hazards.

The device is designed for a continuous operating time of …

…no more than 2 minutes in the mode Multifunction,

…no more than 2 minutes in the function Chopper,

…no more than 1 minute in the function Hand blender,

…no more than 1 minute in the function Masher,

…no more than 2 minutes in the function Whisk.

After this, the device must remain switched off for 2 minutes.

Use the hand blender for very hard or tough food (e.g. meat) for

no longer than 30 seconds at a time.

Switch the device off and pull out the mains plug from the wall

socket before you exchange auxiliary or additional equipment

moving in operation.

DANGER for children

~ Children must not play with packing

material. Do not allow children to play

with plastic bags. There is a risk of suf-

focation.

~ Keep the device out of the reach of chil-

dren.

DANGER to and from pets

and livestock

~ Electrical devices can represent a haz-

ard to pets and livestock. In addition,

animals can also cause damage to the

device. For this reason you should keep

animals away from electrical devices at

all times.

DANGER! Risk of electric

shock due to moisture

~ The device must never be operated in

the vicinity of a bathtub, a shower, a

filled washbasin or similar.

~ The motor unit, the power cable and

the mains plug must not be immersed in

water or other liquids.

~ Protect the motor unit from moisture and

dripping and splashing water.

~ Should liquids enter the motor unit, pull

out the mains plug immediately. Have

the device checked before reusing.

~ Never touch the device with wet hands.

~ If the device falls into water, disconnect

the mains plug immediately. Only then

is it safe to retrieve the device.

DANGER! Risk of electric

shock

~ Only plug the mains plug into the wall

socket after the motor unit and the ac-

cessories have been assembled.

~ Only connect the mains plug to a prop-

erly installed and easily accessible wall

socket whose voltage corresponds to

the specifications on the rating plate.

The wall socket must continue to be eas-

ily accessible after the device is

plugged in.

~ Ensure that the power cable cannot be

damaged by sharp edges or hot points.

~ Even after it has been switched off, the

device has not been completely discon-

nected from the mains. In order to fully

disconnect it, pull out the mains plug.

~ When using the device, ensure that the

power cable cannot be trapped or

crushed.

~ To pull the mains plug out of the wall

socket, always pull on the mains plug,

and never on the power cable.

~ Disconnect the mains plug from the wall

socket …

… if there is a fault,

… when you are not using the hand

blender and

… prior to any cleaning and

… during thunderstorms.

Do not use the device if there is visible

damage to the device or the power cable.

~ To avoid any risks, do not make modifi-

cations to the product.

DANGER! Risk of injury

from cutting

~ The blades of the inserts are sharp.

Please be very careful when handling

them. When washing manually, the wa-

ter should be sufficiently clear that you

can see the blades easily.

Never reach into rotating blades. Do not

touch rotating parts with spoons or simi-

lar utensils. Keep long hair or loose cloth-

ing away from rotating parts as well.

~ The blade assemblies continue to rotate

after the device is switched off. Wait

until the blade assembly has come to a

standstill before you take the hand

blender out of the food or remove the

lid of the container.

WARNING! Risk of material

damage

~ The device is designed for a maximum

operating time of 2 minutes without in-

terruption (see “Operating time” on

page 10).

~ In order to prevent damage to the de-

vice, interrupt the blending process im-

mediately if an insert is either turning

with difficulty or not turning at all. Pull

out the mains plug and check whether

there is something in the container

blocking movement or whether the food

is too tough. Also check whether the de-

vice is assembled correctly.

~ To prevent a blocking of the blade as-

semblies, fill …

… the chopper container to no more than

the marking

max

(approx. 500 ml /

for liquids no more than 300 ml),

…

the multifunction container to no more than

the marking

max

(approx.|2000|ml/

for

liquids no more than 1250 ml).

Do not use the device for boiling liquids

or during the cooking process and do not

put boiling hot liquids into the container.

~ Do not use any pointed or scraping ob-

jects to remove the food.

Only use the original accessories.

~ Do not use any astringent or abrasive

cleaning agents.

4. Items supplied

1 motor unit|1

1 hand blender|24

1masher|23 (with masher attachment|22,

mounted)

1whisk|6

1 whisk adapter|5

1 measuring beaker|21

Multifunction accessories:

1 container|15 (2000 ml)

1 drive cover|8

1 food pusher|7

1 blade assembly of the dicer|11

1 disk insert of the dicer|12

1 blade assembly|14

1spacer|19

1 slicing insert / grating disk|20

1 grille cleaner|10

Chopper accessories:

1 container|26 (500 ml)

1 drive cover|28

1 blade assembly|27

1 copy of the user instructions

5. Assembly

• Remove all packing material.

• Check to ensure that all parts are pres-

ent and undamaged.

• Clean the device prior to its first

use (see “Cleaning” on page 15)!

DANGER! Risk of electric

shock!

~ Only plug the mains plug|3 into the wall

socket after the motor unit|1 and the ac-

cessories have been assembled.

5.1 Hand blender

• Figure A: place the motor unit|1 on

the hand blender|24 and press the

parts together. The motor unit|1 must

engage audibly.

5.2 Whisk

1. Figure B: align the “blades” of the

whisk|6 such that they fit into the cross-

shaped holder of the whisk adapter|5.

Put the whisk|6 into the whisk adapt-

er|5 until it engages audibly.

2. Figure A: place the motor unit|1 on

the whisk adapter|5 and press the parts

together. The motor unit|1 must engage

audibly.

5.3 Masher

1. Figure A: place the motor unit|1 on

the masher|23 and press the parts to-

gether. The motor unit|1 must engage

audibly.

2. Figure C: turn the masher|23 around.

Screw the masher attachment|22 anti-

clockwise on the masher. Please follow

the symbols and

at masher attach-

ment|22.

NOTE: motor unit|1 and masher|23 must

be assembled so that the masher attach-

ment|22 can be firmly tightened and re-

moved again for cleaning after use.

5.4 Chopper

1. Figure D: place the blade assem-

bly|27 vertically on the peg|25 in the

container|26.

2. Fill the chopper container with the pre-

pared food to no more than the mark-

ing max (approx. 500 ml / for liquids

no more than 300 ml).

3. Figure D: place the drive cover|28 on

the container|26. Align the drive cov-

er|28 so that its locks|29 point to the

guides|30 at the container. Turn the

drive cover|28 clockwise until it engag-

es audibly.

4. Figure A: place the motor unit|1 on

the drive cover|28 and press it down.

The motor unit|1 must engage audibly.

5.5 Multifunction accessories

Chopping

Figure E:

place the blade assembly|

on the peg|

in the container|

2. Fill the container|15 with the prepared

food to no more than the marking

max. (approx. 2000 ml / for liquids

no more than 1250 ml).

Cutting and grating

1. Figure F: push the slicing insert/grat-

ing disk|20 onto the spacer|19. For

cutting, the blade points in the direction

of the lid. For grating, turn the disk

around.

2. Figure F: place the spacer|19 with the

mounted slicing insert/grating disk|20

on the peg|18 in the container|15.

Dicing

Figure G:

place the disk insert|

into

the container|

. Here, align the disk in-

sert|

so that its recesses engage in the

recesses at the container|

2. Place the blade assembly|11 on the

disk insert|12.

5.6 Multifunction drive cover

1. Figure H: place the drive cover|8 on

the container|15. Align the drive cov-

er|8 so that the marking |31 at the

handle|17 points to the attachment

marking |32.

2. Figure H: turn the drive cover|8 clock-

wise until it engages audibly. Now, the

marking |31 points to the lock

marking |33.

3. If necessary, insert the food pusher|7

into the refill opening|9.

4. Figure A: place the motor unit|1 on

the drive cover|8 and press it down.

The motor unit|1 must engage audibly.

5.7 Separating the motor

unit from the accessories

• Figure A:

in order to release the motor

unit|

press both buttons|

and remove

the motor unit|1 from the accessories.

6. Operation

DANGER! Risk of injury from

cutting!

~ Never reach into rotating blades. Do

not touch rotating parts with spoons or

similar utensils. Keep long hair or loose

clothing away from rotating parts as

well.

~ Only switch on the device when the

hand blender|24, the masher|23 or

the whisk|6 is immersed in the food.

~ The blade assemblies continue to rotate

after the device is switched off. Wait

until the blade assembly has come to a

standstill before you take the hand

blender|24 or masher|23 out of the

food or release the drive cover|8 /|28

from the container.

WARNING!

~ The device is designed for a maximum

operating time of 2 minutes without in-

terruption (see “Operating time” on

page 10).

~ In order to prevent damage to the de-

vice, interrupt the blending process im-

mediately if a blade assembly is either

turning with difficulty or not turning at

all. Pull out the mains plug|3 and check

whether there is something in the con-

tainer blocking movement or the food is

too tough. Also check whether the de-

vice is assembled correctly.

6.1 Operating time

For the five application areas we recom-

mend the following operating times:

- Multifunction up to 2 minutes contin-

uously, then a 2-minute break

- Chopper up to 2 minutes continuously,

then a 2-minute break

- Hand blender up to 1 minute contin-

uously, then a 2-minute break

- Masher up to 1 minute continuously,

then a 2-minute break

- Whisk up to 2 minutes continuously,

then a 2-minute break

6.2 Switching on/off and

speeds

• Press the controller|2 to switch the de-

vice on.

• The speed increases with the intensity

the controller is pressed. Keep the con-

troller|2 pressed to work in the set

speed.

• Release the controller|2 to switch the

device off.

6.3 Hand blender

Application area:

The hand blender|24 is ideal for puréeing

cooked fruit and vegetables and for mixing

drinks, soups, sauces, etc. and for making

milkshakes.

Do not use the hand blender|

for especial-

ly hard food such as ice cubes or for nuts.

NOTE: adapt the rotation speed to suit the

food to be blended. Select normal speed for

soft foods to and for harder food

the highest speed .

1. Cut the cooked fruit and vegetables into

small pieces.

2. Put the food into the measuring beak-

er|21 or another suitable container.

3. Place the motor unit|1 on the hand

blender|24 until it engages.

4. Immerse the hand blender into the food

to be pureed/blended.

5. Connect the mains plug|3 with the wall

socket.

6. Press the controller|2 to switch the de-

vice on. The speed increases with the

intensity the controller is pressed.

7. Move the hand blender|24 up and

down a bit in the food, to ensure that it

is blended evenly.

8. When you are finished, let go of the

controller|2.

9. After the mixing process, wait until the

blade comes to a standstill. Pull out the

mains plug|3 and remove the hand

blender|24 from the food.

10. Clean the device immediately if possible.

NOTE: if the hand blender|24 builds up a

suction and adheres to the bottom of the con-

tainer, let go of the controller|2 briefly.

6.4 Whisk

Application area:

The whisk is suitable for beating whipped

cream (max. 300 ml), egg whites (max. 4)

and food of a similarly light consistency.

1. Put the cream, egg whites or similar

into the measuring beaker|21 or anoth-

er suitable container.

2. Immerse the whisk|6 into the cream or

similar.

3. Connect the mains plug|3 with the wall

socket.

4. Press the controller|2 to switch the de-

vice on and release it to switch off.

5. After whipping remove the mains plug|

and take the whisk|

out of the food.

6. Remove the whisk|6 from the whisk

adapter|5.

7. Clean the device immediately if possible.

6.5 Masher

Application area:

The masher|23 is suited to mash cooked

fruit or vegetables such as apples, plums,

potatoes or sweet potatoes.

1. Fill food into a suitable container.

2. Place the motor unit|1 on the mash-

er|23 until it engages.

3. Immerse the masher|23 into the food to

be pureed/blended.

4. Connect the mains plug|3 with the wall

socket.

5. Press the controller|2 to switch the de-

vice on. The speed increases with the

intensity the controller is pressed.

6. Move the hand masher|23 up and

down a bit in the food, to ensure that it

is blended evenly.

7. When you are finished, let go of the

controller|2.

8. After the mixing process, wait until the

blade comes to a standstill. Pull out the

mains plug|3 and take the masher|23

out of the food.

9. Clean the device immediately if possible.

6.6 Chopper

Application area:

The chopper is ideal for chopping meat, Par-

mesan, vegetables, fruit, nuts and herbs.

Preparing food:

• Rinse or wash the food.

• Cut the food up into smaller pieces.

• Remove the outer shell from nuts. You

may use the inner skin if you wish, e.g.

with almonds.

• Use fresh herbs without stems and in a

dry condition.

• Remove sinews, bones and gristle from

the meat.

1. Fill the food into the container|26 with

blade assembly|27 and close it with

the drive cover|28.

2. Place the motor unit|1 onto the drive

cover|28 until it engages.

3. Connect the mains plug|3 with the wall

socket.

4. Press the controller|2 to switch the de-

vice on and release it to switch off.

5. After chopping remove the mains

plug|3 and remove the motor unit|1

from the drive cover|28.

6. Loosen the drive cover|

by turning it an-

ticlockwise.

7. Clean the device immediately if possible.

Processing table of the chopper

Ingredients max. quantity

Processing

time

Spee

Onions 200 g approx. 20 sec.

Parsley 30 g approx. 20 sec.

Garlic 20 cloves approx. 20 sec.

Carrots 200 g approx. 15 sec.

Hazelnuts /

almonds

200 g approx. 30 sec.

Walnuts 200 g approx. 25 sec.

Parmesan 250 g approx. 30 sec.

1 cm

6.7 Application areas of the

multifunction accessories

Preparing food:

• Rinse or wash the food.

• Cut the food up into smaller pieces.

• Remove the outer shell from nuts. You

may use the inner skin if you wish, e.g.

with almonds.

• Use fresh herbs without stems and in a

dry condition.

• Remove sinews, bones and gristle from

the meat.

Blade assembly

The blade assembly|14 is ideal for chop-

ping meat, Parmesan, vegetables, fruit, nuts

and herbs.

1. Fill the food into the container|15 and

close it with the drive cover|8.

2. Place the motor unit|1 onto the drive

cover|8 until it engages.

3. Connect the mains plug|3 with the wall

socket.

4. Press the controller|2 to switch the de-

vice on and release it to switch off.

5. After chopping remove the mains

plug|3 and remove the motor unit|1

from the drive cover|8.

6. Figure H: press the button|16 and

turn the drive cover|8 anticlockwise to

open the container|15. Lift the drive

cover|8 off, when the marking |31 at

the handle|17 points to the attachment

marking |32.

7. Clean the device immediately if possible.

Slicing insert and grating disk /

dicer attachment

The slicing insert/grating disk|20 is used to

cut or grate raw fruit and vegetables such as

cucumbers, onions, mushrooms, apples, car-

rots, radishes, potatoes, courgette and cab-

bage.

The dicer, consisting of the blade assem-

bly|11 and disk insert|12, is suited to dice

raw fruit and vegetables such as onions, ap-

ples, carrots, potatoes and courgette.

1. Close the container|15 with the drive

cover|8 (see “Multifunction drive cover”

on page 9).

2. Place the motor unit|1 onto the drive

cover|8 until it engages.

3. Connect the mains plug|3 with the wall

socket.

4. Press the controller|2 to switch the de-

vice on.

5. Fill food into the refill opening|9. If nec-

essary, use the food pusher|7 to careful-

ly push the food down.

6. When you are finished, let go of the

controller|2.

7. After cutting, grating or dicing pull out the

mains plug|

and remove the motor unit|

from the drive cover|

8. Figure H: press the button|16 and

turn the drive cover|8 anticlockwise to

open the container|15. Lift the drive

cover|8 off, when the marking |31 at

the handle|17 points to the attachment

marking |32.

9. Clean the device immediately if possible.

Processing table of the blade assembly

Processing table for cutting and grating / dicing

Ingredients max. quantity

Processing

time

Spee

Onions 800 g approx. 20 sec.

Parsley 120 g approx. 20 sec.

Garlic 80 cloves approx. 20 sec.

Carrots 800 g approx. 15 sec.

Hazelnuts /

almonds

800 g approx. 30 sec.

Walnuts 800 g approx. 25 sec.

Parmesan 1000 g approx. 30 sec.

Ingredients

Spee

d of cutting /

grating

Spee

d of dicing

Onions

- -

Potatoes

- -

Carrots

- -

Apples

- -

Cucumbers

- -

Courgette

- -

Parmesan –

1 cm

7. Cleaning

Clean the device prior to its first use!

DANGER! Risk of electric

shock!

~ Pull the mains plug|3 out of the wall

socket before you clean the device.

~ The motor unit|1, the power cable and

the mains plug|3 must not be immersed

in water or other liquids.

DANGER! Risk of injury from

cutting!

~ When washing manually, the water

should be sufficiently clear that you can

see the blades of the attachments|11 /

|14 /|20 /|27 easily.

WARNING! Risk of material damage!

~ Do not use any astringent or abrasive

cleaning agents.

NOTE: motor unit|1 and masher|23 must

be assembled so that the masher attach-

ment|22 can be removed for cleaning.

Wiping off

Wipe off the motor unit|1 and the drive cov-

er|8 with a slightly damp cloth.

Dishwasher / Washing off

• All parts (except for the motor unit|1,

the whisk adapter|5, the masher|23,

the hand blender|24, the drive cover of

the chopper|28 and the multifunction

drive cover|8) may be cleaned in the

dishwasher.

• The whisk adapter|5, the masher|23,

the hand blender|24 and the drive cov-

er of the chopper|28 may be washed

by hand in warm water with detergent.

• Afterwards, rinse the parts with clean

water.

• Dry all parts carefully, before reassem-

bling the device and storing it.

Some cleaning tips

• Preferably clean the accessories imme-

diately after use, to prevent food resi-

dues from drying.

• After processing very salty food, you

should rinse the accessories immediately.

8. Storage

DANGER for children!

~ Keep the device out of the reach of chil-

dren.

DANGER!

In order to avoid accidents, the

mains plug

must never be connected to a

wall socket while in storage.

• Select a location where neither high

temperatures nor moisture can affect the

device.

• Food must not be stored in the contain-

ers|15 /|26 for more than 24 hours.

This also applies to storage in the refrig-

erator.

9. Recipes

Vegetable-cream soup

2 - 4 persons

Ingredients

- 2 - 3 tbs oil

- 200 g onions

- 200 g potatoes (especially suited are

floury varieties)

- 200 g carrots

- 350 - 400 ml vegetable broth (fresh or

instant)

- Salt, pepper, nutmeg

- 5 g parsley

Preparation

1. Peel and finely dice the onions. Wash,

peel and cut carrots in slices. Peel,

wash and cut potatoes in dices approx.

2 cm in size.

2. Heat oil in a pot, stew onions until

glazed. Add carrots and potatoes and

continue to stew. Add so much broth

that the vegetables are well covered

and let everything cook for 10-15 min-

utes until soft. As required, add broth to

keep the vegetables covered.

3. Wash and shake parsley dry, remove

stalks. Tear parsley in large pieces for

the soup. Blend everything with the

hand blender|24 for approx. 1 minute.

Season to taste with salt, pepper and

ground nutmeg.

Pumpkin soup

4 persons

Ingredients

- 1 medium onion

- 2 cloves of garlic

- 10 - 20 g fresh ginger

- 3 tbs rapeseed oil

- 400 g pumpkin flesh (best suited is

Hokkaido pumpkin, since its skin sof-

tens when cooked, and it does not need

to be peeled)

- 250 - 300 ml coconut milk

- 250 - 500 ml vegetable broth

-Juice from ½ orange

- some dry white wine

- 1 tsp sugar

- Salt, pepper

Preparation

1. Peel and dice the onion as well as the gar-

lic. Peel and dice ginger. First, stew onion

and ginger in hot oil. After 2 minutes add

garlic and continue to stew.

2. Clean the pumpkin thoroughly under

warm water using a vegetable brush,

then cut into 2-3 cm large dices. (If a

type of pumpkin other than the Hokkai-

do pumpkin is used, it must be peeled).

3. Add pumpkin dices to onion and ginger

and continue to stew. Fill up with half of

the coconut milk and vegetable broth to

cover the pumpkin well. Cook with the

lid closed for approx. 20-25|minutes un-

til soft.

4. Blend everything with the hand blend-

er|24. Add enough coconut milk until

the soup has the proper fine and

creamy consistency.

5. Season the soup to taste with orange

juice, white wine, sugar, salt and pep-

per, so the soup will not only be hot but

also sweet with a balanced sourish and

saltish taste.

Sweet fruit spread

Ingredients

- 250 g strawberries or other fruit (fresh

or frozen)

- 1 small bag (approx. 125 g) of instant

gelling sugar

- 1 squirt of lemon juice

- 1 pinch of pulp of a vanilla pod

Preparation

1. Wash and clean strawberries, remove

the green stem base.

2. Place in a sieve and let drip well, so

that all excess water will drain and the

spread will not be too liquid. Cut larger

strawberries into small pieces.

3. Weigh 250 g of strawberries and put

in a suitable mixing bowl.

4. Squirt with lemon juice once.

5. When required, scrape out and add the

pulp of a vanilla pod.

6. Add the contents of the small package

of instant gelling sugar and mix thor-

oughly with the hand blender|24 for

45-60 seconds. Should larger pieces

still exist, leave everything for 1 minute

and then blend again for 60 seconds.

7. Enjoy immediately or fill the fruit spread

into a jar with a screw lid and close.

Chocolate cream

4 persons

Ingredients

- 350 g whipped cream

- 200 g dark chocolate (> 60% cocoa

content)

- ½ vanilla pod (pulp)

Preparation

Let the

cream

come to a boil, crumble

chocolate

and melt in the cream at low

heat. Scrape out the pulp from half a

vanilla pod and stir into the mixture.

2. Allow to cool and go solid in the refrig-

erator.

3. Just before serving, stir up creamily with

the whisk|6. Tip: fresh fruit tastes great

with it.

Mayonnaise

Ingredients

- 200 ml neutral vegetable oil,

such as rapeseed oil

- 1 egg (egg yolk and egg white)

- 10 g mild vinegar or lemon juice

- Salt and pepper to taste

Preparation

1. Put egg and lemon juice into the measur-

ing beaker|

, hold the whisk|

vertically

into the beaker and switch to the high

est

speed

2. Add the oil slowly in a thin, uniform

stream (within approx. 90 seconds) to

mix the oil with the other ingredients.

3. Finally season to taste with salt and

pepper.

10. Troubleshooting

If your device fails to function as required,

please try this checklist first. Perhaps there is

only a minor problem, and you can solve it

yourself.

DANGER! Risk of electric

shock!

~ Do not attempt to repair the device

yourself under any circumstances.

11. Ordering accessories

Accessories for the Hand Blender Set Multi-

function SSMM|600|A1 can be reordered.

Order online

shop.hoyerhandel.com

With the QR code you will access a website

where you can submit your re-order.

• Scan the QR code with your smart-

phone/ tablet.

Fault

Possible causes /

Action

No function

• Has the device been

connected to the pow-

er supply?

• Check the connection.

Tools not turn-

ing or turning

with difficulty.

• Switch off immediate-

ly, pull out mains

plug|3 and check:

- Blockage in the con-

tainer?

- Food too tough or

too hard?

- Device not assem-

bled correctly?

Opaque ap-

pearance of a

container

• Caused by hard food

or too abrasive clean-

ing agents, but does

not impair function-

ing.

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