using an electrical appliance, basic safeg
precautions should
the risk of fire. electric shock. and/or injury to
persons including the following:
I. READ
C’SIXG.
’_.To protect against risk of electric \hocl\, do
not place cord. plug, or
or
3.
appliance is
-t.
putting on or
5.
hair, clothin5 as
sils away durmg
injury
6.
cord or plug, or
or is dropped or
the appliance to the nearest
Center for
mechanical
7.
Cuisinart
injuries.
8. Do not use outdoors.
9.
counter. or touch hot
10. Keep hands and utensils out of freezer
while in use to reduce the risk of injm? to persons
or to the appliance itself. DO SOT
OBJECTS OK
FREEZER
and damage the inside of the
her spatula or I\
ALL
any
other
Close
sups kion
I;nplup from outltlI\
Avoid
contact \\ithmoling
to persons. and/or
Do not operate
The use of attachments not recommended
ma!- cause
Do not let
al\\ ays
be follo\t ed to reduce
INSTRVCTIONS
bxe
11qu1d.
i\
necewq u
used I)!-
or
iicx
hen
taljng off
examination,
adiustment.
BO\\Z!
parts, and before
r\ell a5
spatulas
operation to reduce
damdgc to thy 21qrliance.
an!-
appliance \\ ith (1
dfter
the appliance malfunctions.
damaped
in
repair, electrical or
fire. electric shock or
c(Jrd haiy
over edge of table or
surtkw.
L-TESSIIS
Sharp
ooden
spoon
BEFORE
of appliance in water
hen
an!-
children.
not in use. before
cleaning.
part’.
Keep hands,
x~tl o4w utell-
II’,, ri\l,
of
damaped
y!-
manner.
C,ulsinart
ITSIDE TIIE
objects M
freezer ho\\ 1. A rub
may
Renlrn
Repair
nsk
bowl
USE
SH,\RP
ill scratch
be used v hen
of
b\.
the appliance is in the OFF position.
11. This appliance is for household use.
vicing other than cleaning and user maintenance
should be done only by authorized Cuisinart
Repair Personnel.
11.
Do not
use
the freezer bon 1 on
plates or
not wash in dishwasher: doing so
of fire, electric
stoxs.
Do not
shock
or injury.
expose
to heat source. Do
tlames,
may
An!-
cause
ser-
hot
risk
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
HOUSEHOLD USE
ON-LY
SPECIAL CORD SET
INSTRUCTIONS
‘l‘his
appliance
wider
than
tric shock, this
onll-
one
outlet.
tact 3 qualified
defeat this
the
w31.
rewrse
safctv
has 3 polar-i&
other).
‘Ii)
plug 1,
If the
the
electrlcl~in. Do
reduce the risk of elec-
ill fit in a polarized outlet
plup
does not
ply,
If it
feature.
plq
(one blade is
fit
full\ in the
still
does not tit, con-
not attempt to
.
CAUTION
‘l‘his appliance is
other than
performed
l
Do not immerse hate in v
l
-Lo
reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do
not disassemble
not contain
Pour recipe ingredients through the spout. Also
use to add ingredients, like chips or nuts, without
interrupting the freezing cycle.
2. Easy-lock lid:
Transparent to let you watch the freezing process
as it progresses. Lid is designed to easily lock to
the base.
3. Mixing Arm:
Mixes and aerates ingredients in freezer
create,the frozen dessert or drink. Creates volume
and makes frozen products light and airy.
4. Freezer Bowl:
Contains cooling liquid between a double insulated
wall to create fast and even freezing. Double wall
keeps the bowl cool and at an even temperature.
5. Base:
Contains heavy duty motor strong enough to
handle ice cream, frozen
and frozen drinks.
yo_wrt,
bowl
to
sherbet, sorbet,
0
4.
6.
OnlOft
Just put switch in the “on” position to begin
operation. The Cuisinart” Automatic Frozen
Yogurt-Ice Cream & Sorbet
rest for you.
7. Rubber Feet:
Son-slip feet keep base stationary during use.
6. Cord Storage (Not Shown):
Unused cord is
keep counters neat and safe.
Switch:
easilv
Alaker
does the
pushed into the base to
6.
0
0
7.
6.
0
3
Page 4
BEFORE USING FOR THE
.
FIRST TIME
Cnpack
the Frozen
Maker. Remove the foam inserts. Lift up the lid,
mixing arm, and freezer bowl. All parts are
packed inside each other. Remove the foam insert.
Lift out the base. Remove all literature.
DO SOT immerse the motor base in water.
it with a moist cloth.
and mixing arm in N arm
am
dust or residue from the manufacturing and
shipping process. DO SOT clean
with abrasive cleaners or hard implements.
YoLgurt-Ice
\Issh
Cream 8r Sorbet
the lid, freezer bowl
soapv u
ater to remove
an)-
of the parts
\\ipe
FREEZING TIME AND
BOWL PREPARATION
The freezer bowl must be completely frozen
before you begin your recipe. The length of time
needed to reach the frozen state depends on how
cold
vow
freezer is. For the most
frozen desserts and drinks, leave yourfrcezcr
bowl in the freezer at all times.
out
an\-
time for immediate use.
In general, freezing time is between 6 hours and
22
hours. To determine whether the
pletely frozen, shake it. If
moving, the cooling liquid is frozen.
Before freezing,
in a plastic bag to prewnt freezer burn.
ommend that
back of your freezer n-here it is coldest.
Reminder: Your freezer should be set to 0” F to
ensure proper freezing of all foods.
wash
and
you
place the freezer boa-l in the
conwnient
You
can take it
hoal
you
do not hear liquid
dn_
the bowl.
is com-
\\*ap
\\t
rec-
it
MAKING FROZEN
DESSERTS OR DRINK!3
1. Prepare recipe ingredients from
pages that follow or your own recipe.
Cuisinart recipes begin on page 5. If
own recipe, be sure it yields
best results, prepare ingredients in a container that
is
easy
to pour from.
2. Remove the freezer bowl from the
freezer. (Remove plastic bag, if you
have wrapped freezer bowl.)
Place howl on the center of the base.
SOTE:
Bowl will begin to defrost quickh once it
is removed from freezer. Lsc it
removing from freezer.
3. Place mixing arm in freezer bowl.
Arm
does not tit
of the bowl, with the circle side facing up.
4. Place lid on base.
Easy-lock
in multiple positions. The raised circle on the lid
should line up with the raised area on the base
(see diagram).
tightly.
lid mechanism
It just rests in the center
allo\~ s
YOU
use
iii
quarts or less. For
immediateI\-
lid to rest on base
vour
after
5. Press
Bowl will begin to turn.
6. Immediately pour ingredients through
ingredient spout.
7. Frozen Desserts or Drinks will
be done in
The time n-ill depend on the recipe and
of dessert or drink
has thickened to
If you desire a firmer consistent!; transfer the
dessert or drink to an air tight container and store
in the freezer for
NOTE: Do not store frozen desserts
or drinks in the freezer bowl. Desserts
and drinks will stick to the side of
the freezer bowl and may damage the
bowl. Store only in a plastic air tight
container.
Onlon
switch to ON position.
20-30
minutes.
vou
desire.
!-our
two
or more hours.
\\hen
liking. it is done.
I-olume
the mixture
ADDING INGREDIENTS
Ingredients such as chips and nuts. should be
added about 5 minutes before the recipe is con-
plete. Once the dessert or drink has
thicken. add the
ent spout.
no larger than a chocolate chip.
Suts
ingrcdicnts
and other
ingredients
be&gun
through the ingredi-
to
should he
SAFETY FEATURE
The
Cuisinart- -\utomatic
Cream &
feature that automatically stops the unit if the
motor overheats. This
drink is extremely thick, if the unit has been running
added ingredients (nuts, etc.) are in
large pieces.
To reset the unit, put the OS/OFF Switch in the
OFF position. Let the unit cool off. Mter a
minutes.
tinue making the dessert or drink.
So&t \Iaker
for
an
vou maI-
ew&vely
Frozen
is equipped with a
mal-
long period of time, or if
turn the unit on again and con-
&gurt-Ice
safeg
occur if the dessert or
extremeI!-
fen-
4
Page 5
CLEANING AND STORAGE
Cleaning
Clean the freezer bowl, miyin? arm and lid in
warm
soap\-
water.
DO
;VOT
PUT FREEZER BO\\-L IS THE
DISH\\:\SHER.
ABR-\SI\T CIE~XSERS OR
1Vipe
motor base clean with damp cloth.
D?
all parts
Storage
DO SOT
thoroughly.
CLE.S \\7TH
fiIPLE1lESTS.
DO SOT put freezer bow-l in freezer if it is wet.
DO NOT store lid,
You
may store the freezer bon-l in the freezer for
mixing
arm, or base in freezer.
convenient, immediate use. Before freezing, u-rap
the
bow1
in a plastic hag to
Do not store frozen
desserts
prewnt
freezer burn.
or drinks in the
freezer bowl in the freezer for more than 30
minutes at a time.
Transfer frozen desserts or drinks to an airtight
container for longer storage in the freezer.
RECIPE TIPS
The recipes that follow offer
options for delicious frozen
You
may create or use
long as they yield no more than
Recipe lips:
l
Frozen desserts from the Cuisinart Automatic
Frozen
lbhpurt-Ice
pure. fresh:
desserts and
Cream h Sorbet
ingredients.
d;inks
do not have the same
characteristics of commercially prepared frozen
desserts
and drinks.
use
Lgums
and
presen-ati\-es
If
YOU
desire a firmer consistency transfer the
de&ert
or drink to
an
in the freezer until desired
reached,
usuallv
two or more hours.
vou
a variety of
d&h
and desserts.
recipes
of your own, as
l’/:
quarts.
Alaker
use
Because of this. the
Alost
store-bought \
ersions
to make them firmer.
airtight container and store
consistent!-
is
l
Some recipes use pre-cooked inqedients. For best
results, the mixture should be
&led
overnight
before using. Or, chill the recipe over an ice bath,
until it is
l
To make an ice bath, fill a
xvith
completeI\-
ice and
cooled, before using.
large
Lvater.
Place saucepan or other
container
container into the ice bath. Cool (me-cooked)
ingredients completely.
Prior to freezing, most recipes ma!- be stored in
the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
You
may substitute lower
and half) and milks
and whole milk used in many recipes. Ho\\
keep in mind that the higher the
the richer and creamier the result.
fat substitutes may
and texture of the dessert.
be sure to use the
fiat
creams
(_7%,
1%) for
hea\?
fiat
content,
VsinT
chanse
the taste,
\\hen
substituting,
same
whnne of the substitute
(e.g.
half
cream
es-er,
lower
consistent!
as you would have used of the original item.
For
example,
if the recipe calls for
cream, use a total of two
cups
hvo
cups of
of the substitute
(such as 1 cup cream, 1 cup whole milk).
You
mav
substitute artificial sv eeteners for
sugar. If the
su
eetener
and inpredi;nts have
thoro@hh
In
recipes that use alcohol, add the alcohol
reci
e is to be precooked. add the
(7fiw t
e he?tmr
1
recess is complete
“j
Cooke Stir
the
to dissolve the sweetener.
mi\-ture
during the last hv0 minutes of the freezing
process. Otherwise, the alcohol
may
impede
the freezing process.
\\llen ma!Ang
wrbct, be sure to test the ripeness
and weemess of the fruit before you we it. The
freezing process
so that it tastes less
If the fruit tastes tart, add
the fruit is
of
supar
noted’ in the recipe.
l
The
Cuisinart recipes listed
to I/ quarts of dessert or drink.
vour
recipe in through the ingredient spout,
reduces
the SM eemess of the t&it
sweet
than the recipe mixture.
surer
\ew
ripe or sweet. reduce the amount
to the recipe. If
belwr u
ill
+ld up
\\1en pouring
DO SOT fill the freezer bowl more than l/-l”
from the top of the
\rill
increase in
l
\\‘hen
making more than one recipe at a time.
be sure the freezer howl is
freezer-bon-l.‘The
volume durinp
the freezing process.
ingedients
completel!-
frozen
before each use.
l
Alake
sure mising arm and lid are in place
heforeturninp machine on.
QUICK & SIMPLE RECIPES
The following recipes are easy to prepare,
contain no
Easier than ever to make.
ingredients and freeze.
Alakes:
7
;
.3/J
I
Place ingredients in a medium mitiny bowl and
combine until
bon-l, turn the machine OS and let
mixture thickens, about
desired, transfer ice cream to an airtight container
and place in
epps
and require no cooking.
SIMPLE VANILLA ICE CREAM
Simpl!-
combine
Ten l/?-cup
cups
heay
sen-inys
cream. chilled
cup whole milk. chilled
cup sugar
teaspoon
\-anilla
extract
u-e11
blended. Pour into
mix
freezer
until
20 - 25 minutes. If
freczcr
until firm,
abou;?
hours.
Variations:
5
Page 6
Fruit
Ice Cream: Add
chopped
during the last i - 10 minutes offi-eezing.
fixit
(seeds and pits
SIMPLE
ALMOND ICE CREAM
l/2
cap
coal-se!v
remoz-ed)
CHOCOLATE-
Use a good quality chocolate syrup for best flavor.
,Makes:
Ten
~/~-CUP
servings
2
cups heavy cream, chilled
1
cup whole milk, chilled
l/2 cup chocolate syrup
2
tablespoons sugar
l/2 teaspoon almond estract
Place ingredients in a
medium
mixing bowl and
combine until well blended. Pour into freezer
bowl: turn the machine OS and let mix until
mixture thickens, about 20 - 25 minutes. If
desired, transfer ice cream to an airtight container
and place in freezer until firm, about 2 hours.
Sutritional
CalarIes
sat.
mformatlon
104
fat
Og. chol. IIny. wd. Xmg.
PISTACHIO ICE CREAM
(O”4,
from
per wn
fat). Cdrho.
my’
I$. pm. I@
Ground pistachio nuts add rich flavor to this
delicious dessert.
Llakes:
Twelve
2
cups
1
cup whole milk, chilled
1
cup coarsely chopped pistachio nuts
1
cup sugar
l/2-cup
heal-y
cream, chilled
servings
l/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1
drop green food coloring (optional)
Place ingredients in a medium mixing bowl and
combine until well blended. Pour into freezer
bowl, turn the machine ON and let mix until
mixture thickens, about 20 - 25 minutes.
If desired, transfer ice cream to an airtight
container and place in freezer until firm,
about 2 hours.
Sutritional infornution per
Ckxiec 253 (;j%
ht.
!lp. sat.
EASY FROZEN LEMONADE
from 6t).
fat
105. chol. i;ms.
sen mc:
carbo. !
cod.
1 F,
Zhme.
pro. 49.
Thick, slushy and refreshing. It tastes like it is
hard to make.
Makes: Four l-cup servings
cups lemonade, chilled
-l
Pour into freezer bowl, turn the machine ON and
let mix until mixture is thick and slush!; about 20
minutes. Pour into glasses and
CHOCOLATE
Kids love
FUDGICLE
it! It’s easy to make and fun to eat.
serve
immediately.
ICE CREAM
It even stays soft in the freezer.
Llakes:
Eight
I/~-CUP
servings
7
cups whole milk
;
-I-ounce package chocolate instant pudding
Place ingredients in a medium mixing
bo\r
I and
combine until well blended. Pour into freezer
bowl, turn
the
machine OS and let mix until
mixture thickens, about 15 - 20 minutes.
Serve immediately, or if desired. transfer to an
airtight container and store in the freezer.
FROZEN BANANA CREAM PUDDING
Children love to help make this creamy frozen
dessert... and they love to eat it too!
Alakes:
Eight l/2-cup servings
cups whole milk
3
1
-l-ounce package banana cream
instant pudding
Place ingredients in a medium mixing
boal
and
combine until well blended. Pour into freezer
bonl, turn the
machine
OS and let mix until
mixture thickens, about 15 - 20 minutes.
Serve immediately, or if desired, aansfer to an
airtight container and store in the freezer.
Sutritional information per
Cdlories 10; (25%
bt 38.
sat. fx
Zg. chol. l?mg.
SLUSHY
.I
refreshing treat for
Makes: Eight
t
cups
~/~-CUP
Kool--iid‘,
Pour into freezer
from
bowl,
servm~:
t;lt). carho.
1
Ty. pro. 2g.
sod.
102mg.
KOOL.AID%
busy
kids.
servings
chilled
turn the machine OS
and let mix until mixture thickens, about 15 - 20
minutes. Serve
immediatelv,
or if desired,
aansfer to an airtight container and store
in the freezer.
Kutritiotul
Calorie$ 48 (0’)”
tk 0~. ut. t&
infornutlon per
from
fX). who. 12:.
Og.
chol. Omg.
senmg:
sod.
pro. 0:.
-me.
6
Page 7
GOURMET RECIPES
LOW-FAT PEACH FROZEN YOGURT
‘This dessert has such a creamy consistency,
you’ll
never believe it is
Makes: Eight
1
,
i/4
cup sugar
Drain
Put+
juice and
l/?-cup
can (l-t ounces) peaches
cups low-fat
peache\, resening
peaches in a Mender. Add
supr;
freezer howl, turn the machine OS and
until thickened, ahout 25 - 30
place frozen
place
yoprt
iv
freezer until firm, about 2 hours.
Iox-fit.
servings
vanilla voqurt
pac!xd m
L
I/2 cup of juice.
voprt,
blend until
comkned.
minuw.
in XI ‘m-tight container and
juice
reserved
Pour into
Ict
mix
If desired,
CHOCOLATE FROZEN YOGURT
Lower
in fat than traditional ice cream,
the chocolate tlavor is rich andsatisti-inp.
.\lakcs:
Ei$t l/2-cup
1
cup \vhole milk
6
ounces
?
_
l/-t
cup sugar
Conil~ine
semisn-eet chocolate chips
cups
lowfat
milk and chocolate in a Mender or food
processor until
seconds. .-\&I
about15 seconds. Pour into
let
mis
until thickened. about 25 - 30 minutes.
If desired, transfer frozen
container and place in
sen-inps
vanilla yogurt
wll
Ihdcd
y0~cp-t
and
kwer
and smooth. ahout 1
syar;
process until smooth.
tkezer ho\c I
\-wurt
to an
2
until timi,alxwt 2 hours.
airti$t
J/av-intiorz:
PREMIUM VANILLA ICE CREAM
and
.\Ieanwhile heat
volks. sup
small howl until jight yellow and Smooth. about
1 -
2 minutes.
mixture ad stir until
yolli
mixbrr
continuoustvto
Cookow
IlliShH’e cod&
minutes. Cool
time
Discard bean shell. Snr until
.i
into freezer howl,
mis until mixrure thickens. about
If desired,
and place in freezer until
*
Pldce
the
r&yerator owrnipht. Or
for about
ri$t
d\\d\.
;\dd 4
tablespoons hot cream/milk
comhincd.
to a-arm crenni mixture.
prewnt
the
io\r he;lt
until &phtl!- thickened and
the
hack
of a spoon, about 3 -
completeI!-*. \\hen
I-anilla
bean and add to ice cream
horn
the machine OS and let
aansfer
ice cream to an airtight container
mismre in a
-30
cowred
minutr5 if yu wkh to
firm.
J’Rriatiom:
and
\-anilla e\vact
in a
GradualI\ add egg
stir&g
cgp
t?om
curdlinp.
4
cool. scrape seeds
mixture.
wll
combined. Pour
30 - li
minutes.
nhoutI hours.
container and store in
chill over an w
bath
mahe ice creAm
7
Page 8
QUICK VANILLA ICE CREAM
This simple recipe is easy to make and children
enjov helpinn! 112
the ;isk of
use egg substitute to reduce
u&g
uncooked
egps.
Makes: Ten X-cup senings
2/3
cup sugar
112
cup egg substitute
2
cups
heavy
1-W
cups whole milk
tablespoon vanilla extract
1
cream
Place sugar and egg substitute in a large mixing
bowl and beat on medium speed with an electric
hand miser until light and
minutes.
Add
cream, milk and vanilla.
fluf$,
about 2 - 3
Mix
on
medium speed until combined, about 1 - 2 minutes.
Pour into freezer bowl, turn the machine ON
and let
mix
until mixture thickens, about 20 - 2
5
minutes. If desired, transfer ice cream to an
airtight container and place in freezer until firm.
about 2 hours.
Variations:
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM
,4
creamy
delicious treat. Frozen strawberries ma!
be
subs&ted
.\lakes:
l-1/2
l-112
l-1/2
7
i/2
2
when fresh are not available.
Ten
I/~-CUP servings
cups strawherrics,
cups
hea\?
cups
whole
washed
cream
milk
egg yolks
cup
sqar
tablespoons ~milta
extract
and hulled*
Finely chop strawberries in a food processor; reserve.
(This
u-ill yield 1 cup of chopped
saaa-berries.)
Combine cream and milk in a medium saucepan
over medium heat and cook until mixture almost
boils, about 5 - 8 minutes. Reduce heat to low.
Jleanwhile beat
small howl until iiyht !
I -
2 minutes.
mixture and stir until combined. Graduallr add
yolk mixture to uarm cream mixture.
continuously to prevent the
Cook
over
mixture
utes. Cool completely**.
strawberries and stir until well
into freezer
mix
until mixture thickens. about 20 - 25 minutes.
volh, supar
Add 4
and vanilla extract in a
ellov
and smooth, about
tablespoons hot
cream/milk
stir&s
eggs
from curdling.
low heat until slightly thickened and
ccxats
the back of a spoon, about 3 - 4 min-
I\hen
cool
xid resen-cd
comhincd.
boM
I, turn the machine OS and let
Pour
e:p
If desired, transfer ice cream to an airtight container and place in
* For frozen strawberries:
whole strawberries (no
defrost.
soft
enoqh
(This
** Place
refrigerator overnight. Or chill
minutes if
freezer
until
tit-m,
about 2 hours.
L-se
I
-l/2
supx
added).
Chop in a food processor when
to be pierced
will
yield
1 cup
mixture
in a covered cnntaincr and store in the
vou wish
with
a sharp knife.
of chopped
strawhcrries.)
o\-er
an ice
to make ice cream
ripht a\\ av.
cups frozen
PartialI!
they
are
bath
for
30
RICH CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM
Cream!; delicious and smooth, a
choc-o-holics
JIakes:
S
2
2
-J
iI1
1
es-en-where!
Eipht
l/l-cup sen-inss
ounces semi-sweet chocolate,
cups
heal?- creBm
cups whole milk
egp
yolks
cup supar
tablespoon pure vanilla extract
fiavorite
finely
of
chopped
Break chocolate pieces into Ill-inch pieces and
finely chop in a food processor.
Combine cream, milk and chocolate in a medium
saucepan over medium heat and cook until mixture
almost boils and chocolate is melted, about 5 - 8
minutes. Reduce heat to IOU:
Jleanwhile
small
minutes. Add 4 tablespoons of
late mixture and stir until combined.
egg yolk mixture to warm cream/chocolate
stirring continuously tn prevent the
dlinp. Cook
and mixture
minutes. Cool completely*. Stir
bowl
beat
until
owr low
cwats
yolks, sqar
iight yellow
and vanilla
and smooth, about 1 - 2
heat until
the hack of a spoon. about 3 -
extract
in a
n-arm cream/choco-
Gradualh-
add
n&we,
egs
from cui-
slightly
thickened
4
sentl!-
and pour
into freezer bowl. Turn the machine OS and let
mix until mixture thickens, about 25 - 30 minutes.
If desired, transfer ice cream to an
er and place in freezer until
*Place mi\nlre
refri~erxor ovxni~ht.
30 minutes
in a covered container and store in the
Or chill over
if
you
wish to make ice
airtight
firm.
about 2 hours.
-an
ice bath for
crellm
contain-
right
away
I&7-iation:
8
Page 9
FRESH LEMON SORBET
Bits of grated lemon zest add a burst of flavor to
this refreshing sorhet.
Jlakes: Eight
7
;
1-W
1
Combine sugar and
l/~-cup servings
cups sugar
cup5
water
cups fresh lemon
(
juice of about 6 lemons)
tablespoon yrated lemon zest*
juice
wter
in a medium saucepan
and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce
heat to low and simmer until supar dissolves, ahout
3 - 4 minutes. Cool
lemon juice and zest;
freezer bowl, turn the machine OS and
completcl~-**. \\hen
xir
to combine. Pour into
cool, add
n1i.x
until
mixture thickens. about 25 - 30 minutes. If desired.
transfer‘sorhet to an airtight container and place in
freezer until firm, about 1
hour\.
* Zest is the colored part of the citrus rind. Do
not use the white pith. For
zest from the lemon with a I
best
qctahle
results,
peeler.
remow
** Place mismre in a corered conniner and store in
the refrigerator overnight. Or chill over an ice
for 30
kinutes
if you M ish m make sorbet right au
1~1th
RASPBERRYSORBET
;\ cool and
fruig
dessert, this
whet m&es
a simple, yet elegant frozen treat.
.\lake\:
Eight
1Lcup
servings
?
cups
,
;2
4
suyar
cups
water
ounce
ha? froLcn rayherries.
put-&A
and
\trainetl
(about
teaspoon5 lemon juice
1
cup)
Combine sugar and water in a medium saucepan
and bring to a boil over
medium-high
Reduce heat to low and simmer
solves, about 3 - -I minutes. Cool completely*.
\\hen
cool, add raspberries and lemon juice; stir
to combine. Pour into freezer
machine OS and let
mis
until mixture thickens,
about ?i - 30 minures. If desired, transfer
to an airtight container and place in freezer until
firm,
ahout 1
hours.
* Place mixture in 3 covered container and store in
the refrigentor overnight. Or chill
for 30 minutes if you M ish to make sorhet right
PINK GRAPEFRUIT SORBET
Xrt
but
sleet.
fresh grapefruit juice adds pizzazz
to this delicate sorhet.
.\IaLes: Eight
2
2
a!:
1-l/2
I
Combine supar and
and bring to a
heat to
3 - -I
add
minutes. Cool compkwIv**.
yapefruit
1Kcup
servings
cups
su!qr
cups water
cups fresh grapefruit juice
tablespoon
low
and simmer until sugar
fineI!- grated ~raprfruit
wwr
in d medium saucepdn
hoi1
over
medium-hi&
juice and zest: stir to combine.
Pour into freezer bon I. turn the machine OS
and
kt
mis
until niixhlre
2.7 - 30
minutes. If desired.
airti$t
container
,ind
hxo~nes
tlansfcr
place in
ahout2 hours.
* Ze5t is the colored par’ of the citrus rind.
Do not we the u hitc pith. For best
remove zcsf u ith 3 vegetdhle peeler.
unbl
ho\\ I.
turn the
o\-er
dissohes.
\Ilirn
slush!.
sorbet to an
tiw7er
resuk.
heat.
supar dis-
whet
an ice bath
d\vd!-
zest*
heat. Reduce
about
cool.
,Ihout
until firm.
** Place mixture in a covered
the
refrigerator overnishht.
for !O kinutes if
vou wish
container and store in
Or chill
dver an
ice bath
to make sorbet ri?ht
wav.
LIME SHERBET
Cool and
fa\
.\Iakes: Eight
3
1
3
7
Combine
refreshins,
orne
for years!
l/?-cup
cups
whole milk
cup frozen
tdtI~eSpOOIlS
drop5
preen tood
in r 1’ t: f
9 ec
lime sherbet has
serving
limeade concentrate. thawed
S_Urdr
colorinp, optional
len 5
in d
1
ooc
processor or
heen
a
blender. Pour into freezer howl turn the machine
OS and let mix until mixture thickens. about
2.7 - 30
minutes. If desired, transfer sherbet to
an ;lirtiqhr
firm. about
container
Z
hours.
and
place in tieezer until
9
Page 10
ORANGE SHERBET
A
favorite children
will
enjoy. Serve with vanilla
ice cream for a creamsicle flavor.
Makes: Eight
I/~-CUP
servings
2-l/2 cups whole milk
3Ncup frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
2
tablespoons sugar
Combine all ingredients in a blender or food
processor; process to combine, about 15 seconds.
Pour into freezer bowl, turn the machine ON
and let mix until mixture thickens, about 20 -
25
minutes. If desired, transfer sherbet to an airtight
container and place in freezer until firm,
about 2 hours.
Sutritional informatirm per
‘ Calones
THICK AND FROSTY
.I
frozen beverage reminiscent of the islands.
10; (5%
tofal
fix
sod. 38mg.
from
3g. carbo. l;g. pt. 3g. chol. 1Omp.
sen-inp:
fix). sat.
PltiA
fat
-7g.
COLADAS
Garnish with shredded coconut if desired.
Makes: Twelve
3
1
~/~-CUP
servings
cups w-hole milk
can (lo-ounces) frozen
pifia
colada
concentrate, thawed
1
teaspoon rum extract
Combine milk, pica colada concentrate and rum
extract in a blender or food processor. Process to
combine, about 15 seconds. Pour into freezer
bowl, turn the machine ON and let mix until
mixture becomes slush\; about 20 - 25 minutes.
Serve immediately
for
i‘rozen
drinks. To serve as a
frozen dessert, transfer to an airtight container
and place in freezer until firm, about 2 hours.
FROZEN STRAWBERRY
DAIGUIRI
Impress your friends with these smooth and delicious drinks. Or freeze them for a uniquely flavored dessert.
Makes: Ten
1
~/~-CUP
servings
cup strawberries, washed and hulled or
frozen strawberries with no sugar added
2-112
cups water
2/3
cup sugar
l/2
cup lime juice
l/2
cup light rum
Place strawberries in a blender or food processor;
process to
purCe.
Add remaining ingredients and
process until smooth. Pour into freezer bowl, turn
the machine ON and mix until slushy, about 20
-
25 minutes. Serve immediately as a frozen beverage. To serve as a frozen dessert, transfer to an
alrtight
container and place in freezer until firm,
about 2 hours.
Xurririondl lnfonnation
Calories 83 (0% from t&). sat.
carho. 14~. pt.
alcohol 4~.
Og.
per
chol. Omg.
servinp:
fat OF.
sod.
total fat Op.
Iny
10
Page 11
WARRANTY
THREE-YEAR LIMITED
WARRANTY
This warranty supersedes all
the Cuisinart .\utomatic Frozen
Cream & Sorbet
This warranty is
You
arc a consumer if
Automatic Frozen
Maker
that was purchawd at retail for personal.
.\lakr.
availal~le
\lix&rt-Ice
family or household use. Except a\ otherwise
required under applicable state
is not available to retailers or other commercial
purchasers or nv ners.
\\‘c
warrant that \ our Cuisinart ;\utomatic
Frozen Yoy-Ice
G-ram SC Sorbrt
he free of defects in material or workmanship
under normal home use for three
the
date
of
ori@nal
purchase.
If’e
suggest that y complete and return the
enclosed ~1 arrant!
to
facilitate verification of the date of original
repistration
purchase. However,
registration is not a condition of
If
your
Automatic Frozen
So&t Alaker
the
\harranty
should
period, we will repair it
it necessary, replace it) without
To obtain M
Constuner
1-8OO-~~fMl90
arranry
wnice. please call
Sen ice Crnter toll-free at
or write to:
Cui5inart
150 .\lilford
East
To
facilitate the speed and
return,
and
nerd
Road
\\indsor, SJ
pleaw
handlinp
only
08520
also
enclose SlO.00
of the product
supply ptoof of purchase and should
prcxious
warranties on
Yo_gurt-Ice
to consumers only,
vou
own a Cuisinart
Cream & Sorbet
law.
this u arrant!
Alaker will
vears
from
card
promptl!
rcturr
of the a-arrant\
thcsc
warranties.
Yo.yurt-Ice
Cream
C&
prove tn hc dcfcctiw \vithin
(or ifw
think
clurpc tn
vou.
nbr
accurac\
of! our
for shippins
((California
residents
call
I-800-726-0190 for
Please
also be
sure
description of the product defect,
number, and
the product’s
an\.
rekrn.
shipping instructions).
to
include
a return address,
prnduct
serial
other information pertinent to
Please pay
I,!-
check or
mane\ order.
Your
Cuisinart .\utomatic
Cream &
Sorhet \laker
strict specifications and has
B
ith the Cuisinart Automatic Frozen
Cream &
So&t llaker
replacement parts. These v
exclude an!-
defects or
Frozen Yogurt-Ice
has been manufactured to
hcen desiyied
for use
J-yurt-Ice
accessories and
arrant& epre\sl!
damages
caused
b\
accessories. replacement parts or other &pair
wn ice other than those that
authorized
Thcsc
I)\-
accident, misuse,
nary household
1)~
Cuisinart.
narrantics do not cover am
UC.
These uarranties exclude all
consequential
the
cyclusion
damages.
of or
ktation
consequential damages,
limitation may not apply tn
have
been
damapr
shipment
or
&her
incidental 01
Some states do not
of
incidrntal
so the
forepky
you.
caused
than
or
ord-
allow
11
Page 12
12
0 10%
Cuisinart
A\lkM”
is a
reyistcrcd
Incorporated
Ibol-.Aid” Brand is a
trademark
Cuisinart~
Cuisinart
I CO
East
Printed in China
IB-?;5OB
0;CUYlCX
of
Kraft
Foods, Inc.
is a rcpistewtl
\lilford Koad
\\indsor, Sj 08520
trademark of
r+steretl
tr&mar!c
Mars.
of
Loading...
+ hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.