Wolfgang Puck BECP0030 - Manual (Page 6)

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Instructions for Making Cookies
The proper consistency of cookie dough is very important. If the dough
is too stiff, it won’t release from the Cookie Press. If the dough is too soft
or sticky, chill in the refrigerator for 15 minutes. For best results, use the
recipes in this booklet until you get a feel for the proper consistency of
the dough.
We do not recommend using store-bought refrigerated
cookie doughs.
1 Plug the fully assembled and filled Cookie Press into a standard 120V
AC outlet.
NOTE: To avoid your cookie press from jamming never place cold dough
in the cookie press tube. If necessary, place your cookie dough in the
microwave on high for 5 seconds prior to filling the tube with dough.
2 Stand the Cookie Press upright and press against the surface of the
cookie sheet. The Cookie Press has been specially designed for
thumb operation, which provides better balance for placing the
cookie shapes on the cookie sheets.
3 When the Tube is filled with cookie dough and the ON/OFF Button
is pressed, the Press Disc pushes downward, forcing the dough
through the Disc or Tip to form an attractive cookie or decoration.
4 Holding the Cookie Press in position against the cookie sheet press
and hold the ON/OFF Button until the air pockets have been
removed and the dough starts to emerge from the openings in the
Cookie Disc.
5 Press a cookie for 2 seconds and note the result.
NOTE: The time to press each cookie will be based on the desired
thickness and shape of your cookie and the dough you are using.
Experiment with varying times and pressures until the desired cookie
thickness is achieved.
6 Release the ON/OFF Button and quickly step to the next position
on the cookie sheet.
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Assembly Instructions
7 Align the long ridges on the inside of
the Tube with the outside contours of
the assembled 2 Discs. The arrow on
the Tube will line up with the arrow on
the Motor Body (See Figure 6). Grasp
Tube firmly and turn clockwise until the
top arrow on the Tube lines up in the
LOCK position. (See Figure 7)
8 Your Cookie Press is now fully
assembled and ready for use.
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 5
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