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Slow Cooking
Cooking a delicious meal worthy
of a chef requires patience. The
SlowCook function slows down
the cooking pace just enough to
fully preserve the juice, aroma
and avor of the food, along with
essential nutrients. For a crispier
browned top, nish off your recipe
with low grilling.
Pizza Cooking
The bottom heating element, fan,
and fan heating element operate
simultaneously, providing the ideal
conditions for baking pizza.
Warm Keeping
This can be used to keep cooked
dishes warm on the side, as well
as to warm up the plates or cups
before serving. Temperature
is automatically controlled. On
Vitreous and Prime Line ovens,
the temperature of this function
can be adjusted in 5 °C intervals
between 40 °C and 100 °C. It can
also be used for yoghurt making
or dough raising.
Steamaid
Cooking
During the cooking cyle,
based on the selected
cooking programmes, steam is
injected into the oven cavity
at ideal predetermined times
automatically. Moreover, while
Steamaid cooking function is
selected, steam injections can be
done manually. Steamaid cooking
is ideal for yummy crust on
breads, pastries and meat.
Multidimensional
Cooking (MDC)
Multidimensional cooking is the
new generation of professional
cooking technology that activates
all heating elements on a
multidimensional level. The
upper, lower, and fan heating
elements - combined with the
fan - all work simultaneously to
provide the most even heat and
temperature distribution possible.
The MDC function enables cooking
large pieces such as a big turkey or
meat perfectly.
Defrosting /
Cooling
In defrost mode, no heating
mood is used. Only the fan
is activated to circulate the air
inside the oven. Frozen food
is gently defrosted at room
temperature, or cooked food
is cooled.
Built-in Ovens
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