COOKING METHOD
This product cooks food by circulating hot air inside the
glassware. It preserves the juice inside the food for great
flavor.
FEATURES
Cook with hot air circulation. No soot is produced.
Easy to Operate. No need to turn the food.
Safe and economic. Designed with thermostat and timer.
Heat enduring glassware. Food is visible during cooking.
Cooking with hot air circulation preserves the juice inside
the food and keeps its original flavor.
Glassware is washable, different from conventional oven.
May be used for defrost.
OUTLET SELECTION
Choose a 15Amps (or larger) outlet.
Do not share the same outlet with other appliance.
USING INSTRUCTION
Place rack inside the glassware. Put food on top of the
rack. Leave at least half an inch of distance from the lid.
Cover the lid and press down the handle. Connect to a
120V outlet. Turn the timer knob to set the cooking time.
The power light lights up, indicating the power is on. The
fan starts to run.
Then turn the temperature knob to set the cooking
temperature. The temperature light lights up, indicating
the oven starts cooking (if the temperature light is switch
between on and off, it means the oven is adjusting the
temperature automatically).
There is an alarm once the timer is off. The power shuts
off and the light goes out.
To set the timer for 10 minutes or less, please turn the
timer knob to 20 minutes before setting the desire cooking
time.
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Note: The recipes provided in this booklet can be adjusted
slightly due to individual cooking habits and methods. Please use
the information provided as a reference.
ATTENTION
1. Do not touch the glassware or lid during usage to avoid
burning injury.
2. Please clean the unit after it cools down. Please clean the
lid, but do not immerse in the water to avoid electrical
current leakage.
3. Do not share the same outlet with other appliances while
using this unit.
4. The unit has a safety switch. When the handle is pressed
down, power is on; when the handle is lifted up, power is
off.
TABLE: COOK TIME AND TEMPERATURE
Food Temperature
(°F)
Whole Chicken 400 45 3 lb
Slice Meat 400 7-8 1 lb
Drumsticks 400 15 8 pieces
Fish 480 7-8 10 pieces
Clam 400 6-7 1 lb
Shrimp 480 5 1 lb
Corn 400 10 4 pieces
Peanut 400 5-7 1 plate
Cake 300 20 1 box
Yam 480 40 1 lb
Crab 480 15 4
Beacon 480 10 1 lb
Time
(Minutes)
Quantity
ROAST WHITE CRAB
Material:
White Crab 2
(or other kinds of crab)
Onion 1/3 (cut into strips)
Garlic some (slices)
Chili some (slices)
Egg 2
Aluminum Foil 2 sheet
Ingredient Sauce:
Butter some
Milk 1 spoon
Black Pepper 1 spoon
Salt little
MSG little
Cooking Wine 2 spoons
Steps:
1. Clean the crabs. Cut the crabs into 8 pieces. Break the
crab legs and marinate with salt and cooking wine.
2. Spread butter on the aluminum foil, and place on it onion,
garlic, chili, and two eggs.
3. Put the crabs on the top.
4. Mix the ingredient sauce and pour on top of the crabs.
5. Seal the aluminum foil and roast at 400°F for 15 minutes.
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STEAK
Materials:
Steak 2 pieces
Sauce Ingredient:
Soy Sauce 2 tablespoons
Black Pepper 1 tablespoons
Salad Oil 1 tablespoons
MSG little
Water 2 tablespoons
Steps:
1. Marinate the steak in the ingredient sauce for 30 minutes.
2. Roast the steak at 400°F for 5 minutes.
SHRIMP ASPARAGUS ROLL
Materials:
Shrimp 11 oz
Asparagus 8 stalks
Ground Pork 3.5 oz
Shredded Green Onion 1 teaspoon
Shredded Ginger 1 teaspoon
Ingredient Sauce:
Soy Sauce 1 teaspoon
Cooking Wine 1 teaspoon
Salt little
Pepper 1 teaspoon
MSG little
Starch little
Steps:
1. Cut the asparagus into short stalks about 4 inches long.
2. Grind the shrimp and mix with ground pork and the
ingredient sauce.
3. Spread sesame oil on sweet rice paper and wrap inside the
shrimp mixture from step 2 and a stalk of asparagus.
4. Bake at 400°F for 10 minutes.
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