Miele DG 4086, DG 4084 User Manual

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Steam Ovens
Miele Steam Ovens
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Contents
Introduction
Gentle cooking 4
Design 8
VitaSteam 11
Miele steam oven highlights 12
Further product advantages 14
Products
The Range 17
Combination Ovens
Introduction 19
Product Highlights 21
Range 23
ForeverCare 24
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Steam ovens
Introduction: Gentle cooking
Tradition meets innovation: Steam cooking is a century-old tradition
The origins of today’s steam cooking lie in China, where the steaming of food has been the most important method of cooking for centuries. Long before our time, steaming took place in double­skinned vessels in which food was cooked separate from liquids. The benefits of this gentle method of cooking were underestimated for a long time in the west. With a Miele steam oven you can now enjoy this convenient and delicious method at home every day!
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More flavour, more vitamins: Why steam cooking is so healthy.
Food prepared in the steam oven is a real feast for the senses, from the intensive, authentic taste to the pleasantly al dente consistency. The principle of steam cooking is as simple as it is effective: food is gently enveloped in hot steam from all sides. The food is not immersed in water resulting in less nutrients leaching away, retaining flavour and vitamins. This gentle cooking method is particularly suitable for delicate foods such as tender vegetables, grains and pulses, fish, but also for meat and potatoes.
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Steam ovens
Introduction: Gentle cooking
Benefitting you and your health: Steamed food contains more vitamins and minerals
In Miele steam ovens, fresh food is prepared extremely gently. You can taste the difference – and even measure it in a laboratory! Steam ovens not only preserve intense, natural flavours, but even more importantly precious vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Scientific tests have proven the clear benefits of steam cooking compared with conventional methods. Steamed food has a vitamin content of up to 50% more than boiled food. Steam cooking ensures the best possible food quality and contributes significantly to a vitamin-rich and healthy diet.
Nutrients
"Tested to scientific standards, steam cooking proved to be superior to traditional methods in terms of retaining sensitive nutrients (e.g. vitamin C, minerals, trace elements)."
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Elmar Schlich from
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The senses
"Tested according to scientific standards, it can be said that steam-cooking vegetables is far superior to traditional methods with respect to sensory properties." For all foodstuffs tested, the Miele steam oven achieved first place ahead of boiling in all sensory test categories.“
Dr. oec. troph. Michaela Ziems from
More vitamins! More minerals!
Vitamin-C-content of broccoli (mg/100 g)
raw boiled cooked in steam oven
Broccoli from the steam oven contains 50% more vitamin C than boiled broccoli.
More flavour!
Sensory results for vegetables
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Vitamin-C-content of peppers (mg/100 g)
raw boiled cooked in steam oven
Steamed peppers have over 25% more vitamin C than boiled peppers.
Sensory results for fish
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Mineral and trace elements in pepper (mg/100 g)
raw boiled cooked in steam oven
Red pepper from the steam oven contains as many minerals as raw pepper. By comparison, boiled pepper has approx. 45% less nutrients than raw pepper.
boiled cooked in steam oven
In laboratory tests, four criteria were tested which define the quality of enjoyment, according to a scientific points system: appearance, taste, aroma and texture. The unequivocal result: Steam cooking is both the tastiest and the most healthy method of cooking vegetables, irrespective of whether produce is fresh or frozen before processing.
boiled cooked in steam oven
Enveloped in steam and gently cooked, fish retains its texture and typical flavour. The above chart shows clearly that steam cooking proves to be far superior in terms of sensory properties.
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Introduction: Design
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