CUCKOO 0821 - helping each other, questions and answers on cooking

Tanyulya, thank you great! From the instructions I did not understand how to set the timer. If it were not for you, the company would have toiled further. Cuckoo should give you a prize for translating their crazy instructions into human language!

Great, what happened. Yes ... the cuckoos have instructions, just not a very clever translation, so you have to figure it out yourself. I haven’t gotten to some things with my mind, I do a lot purely by typing, as well as trial and error.

Another question arose. It seems that we are more or less used to CF, although so far I only use it for cooking morning cereals. The other day I was preparing millet millet, I did everything as usual, according to the recipe: 1MS of cereals + 1L of milk + 1MS of water, only the proportions (except for water, it was the same) increased by 1.5 times to get more. I set the time and mode as usual, but the next morning the porridge turned out with a VERY large amount of liquid - almost soup - the cereal steamed very badly, although it was boiled. It turned out tough. With what it can be connected? And how then to expose modes for more products?

Another question arose. It seems that we are more or less used to CF, although so far I only use it for cooking morning cereals. The other day I was preparing millet millet, I did everything as usual, according to the recipe: 1MS of cereals + 1L of milk + 1MS of water, only the proportions (except for water, it was the same) increased by 1.5 times to get more. I set the time and mode as usual, but the next morning the porridge turned out with a VERY large amount of liquid - almost soup - the cereal steamed very badly, although it was boiled. It turned out tough. With what it can be connected? And how then to expose modes for more products?

Recently, I have little use of this model, if only I make baked goods, I have not cooked porridge in it for a long time. But as a rule, I always cook for 1.5-2 tbsp. In general, in the Porridge mode, especially if you set it on the timer, for the night ... 90 minutes (this is how long the mode lasts) is enough for two glasses of cereal. We must try it in terms of experiment.