Sunbeam LC5000 Blender User Manual


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Chopping
Forthebest,mostconsistentresults,you
shouldtrytoprocesspiecesoffoodthatare
approximatelyequalinsize.Whenyoubreak,
cutortearfoodintouniformpiecesbefore
youbeginprocessing,thefinishedresultswill
bemoreuniform.
Moreconsistentprocessingresultsare
achievediftheprocessingbowlisnot
overloaded.
Mincing
Pre-cutmeatintocubesapproximately2cm
square.
Vegetables
Whenprocessingvegetablessuchasonions,
peelandquarterorcutlargevegetablesinto
eighths.
Mixing
Thequantitiesthatcanbeprocessedwithin
theprocessingbowlwillvarywiththedensity
ofthemixture.
Adding ingredients
Whenvariousrecipesrequiredryingredients
suchasflour,addthemdirectlyintothe
processingbowlbeforeprocessing.Thereis
noneedtosiftingredientswhenusingyour
MultiProcessor
™
Compact.Liquidingredients
maybeaddedwhiletheprocessoris
operatingbypouringthroughthefeedtubein
theprocessorcover.
Note: Whenprocessingsaucesorsemi-liquid
ingredients,stopthefoodprocessorand
scrapedownthebowlsideswithaspatula.
Using the Feed Tube
Themostimportantfactorforsuccessful
slicingandshreddingisthewayinwhichthe
foodispackedintothefeedtube.
Slicing, shredding and grating
Cutallingredientstoasizethatfits
comfortablyintothefeedtube.Packthe
feedtubeand,whileholdingfoodsteady
anduprightwiththefoodpusher,press
downevenlyuntilallingredientsaresliced
orshredded.Themorefirmlyyoupush,
thethickertheslicesorshreds.Donotuse
excessiveforceoryoumaydamagethefood
processor.
Note: Neverusefingerstopushfooddown
thefeedtube.Alwaysusethefoodpusher.
For best results when slicing
Thefeedtubeshouldalwaysbepackedfirmly
toalloweachpieceoffoodtosupportthe
others.Therewillalwaysbeasmallportion
offoodleftunprocessedbetweenthefood
pusherandtheblade.
Handy hints for using the
MultiProcessor
™
Compact
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