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    www .breville .com.au Breville i s a registered tra demark of Bre ville Pty . Ltd. A.B.N. 98 000 09 2 928. Cop yright Breville Pt y. L td. 2012. Due to continued product impr ov ement, the products ill ustrated/ photographed in this brochure m ay v ary slightl y from the actua l product. Suits all BMO300 m odels Issue - B12 Austra lian C ustomer s [...]

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    Suits all BMO300 m odels the Quick & Easy ™ Instruction Booklet[...]

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    C ONGRA TULA TIONS on the p urch ase of y our new Bre ville product[...]

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    3 CONTENT S 4 Breville rec ommends saf ety first 10 Know y our Breville pr oduct 13 Operating y our Bre ville product 23 Hints & tips 25 C are & cleanin g 27 T roubles hooting 29 Reci pes[...]

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    4 BREVILLE RE CO MMENDS SAFE TY FIRST At Bre vi lle we a re ver y s afet y cons cious . W e des ign and m anufac tu re cons umer pro ducts w ith the s afet y of you , our va lued cu stomer, foremos t in m ind . In addit ion we ask t hat you e xercis e a deg ree of ca re when u sing a ny elec tr ical appli ance a nd adher e to the follo wi ng precau[...]

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    BREVILLE RE CO MMENDS SAFE TY FIRST IMPOR T ANT SAFE GU ARDS F OR ALL ELEC TRICAL APPLIANCE S • F ully un wind the pow er cord bef ore use. • Do not let the pow er cord h ang o ver the edge of a bench or ta ble, touch h ot surfac es or become kn otted. • T o protect a gainst electric s hock do not immerse the po wer cord, po wer plug[...]

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    6 BREVILLE RE CO MMENDS SAFE TY FIRST • The microw ave o ven is intended f or heatin g food and bev erages. Drying of food or clothing an d heating or warmin g pad s, sli ppers, sponges, d amp cloth and similar m ay le ad to risk of injury , ignition or fire. • Ensur e all food c ontainers and/ or plates are suita ble for use in th e mic[...]

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    7 BREVILLE RE CO MMENDS SAFE TY FIRST S A VE THE SE INS TRUCTIONS • F resh eg gs in the s hell and whole har d- boiled eggs s hould not be cook ed or heated in th e microwa ve o ven as the y ma y explode during cooking , at the end of cooking or after r emo ving from th e microw av e oven. • Do not he at oil or fat for shallo w or deep fr[...]

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    8 BREVILLE RE CO MMENDS SAFE TY FIRST W ARNING If the door or d oor seals ar e damaged, the o ven must not be oper ated until it has been r epaired b y a Breville Service C entr e. It is particularly importan t that the o ven door clo ses pr operly and that ther e is no damage to the: (1) Door (bent), (2) Hinges and latches (br oken or loos ened), [...]

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    9 BREVILLE RE CO MMENDS SAFE TY FIRST W ARNING W hen the ap pl iance is opera ted in the com binat ion mo de , chi ldre n should onl y use the ove n under adul t supe r vision d ue to the temperat ure gen erat ed . CA UTION Surf aces may be hot during and after use. CA UTION If the appar atus is not maintained in a good state of cl eanliness, its s[...]

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    KNO W y our Br eville product[...]

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    11 KNO W YOUR BREVILLE PRODUC T c. d. b. a. A. LED Displa y Show s time, cooking progr ess and preset function s. B . Contr ol panel Num eric key pad and cooking fun ctions. C . Do or relea se ( pul l ha ndle ) D. View ing Wi ndow E . T ur ntable a ssembly & i nst al lation a. Hub (under gl ass) b. Gl ass turntable c. T urntable sh aft d. T urn[...]

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    12 KNO W YOUR BREVILLE PRODUC T A. LED displa y screen Show s selected cooking time, pow er , symbols an d time of the da y . B. SET CL OCK Press to set the tim e of the day or r ecall th e time of the d ay di splay . The time of th e day will be displ ay ed at all times exc ept when the o ven i s operating . C. NUMBER P AD/ A UTO MENU S (1–9) Pr[...]

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    OPERA TING y our Br eville product[...]

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    14 P Age heAder OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT BEF ORE FIRST USE Remo ve and saf ely disc ard any p ackaging materia l and la bels befor e using the microw av e oven f or the first time. C arefully unpa ck the microw ave o ven and keep a ll the packin g materia l until all the p arts of the microw av e oven h ave been f ound an d the applian ce[...]

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    15 P Age heAder OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT W ARNING Do not install o ven o ver a range cooktop o r o th e r heat-producing appliance. If installed near or o ver a heat sour ce, the o ven could be damaged and the warr anty wo uld be void. W ARNING C heck the o ven for any d amage, such as misaligned or ben t door , d amaged door seals and sea[...]

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    16 P Age heAder OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT • In a microw av e the heat i s produced INSIDE the food. In a ll other conv entional cooking m ethods, h eat is a pplied from OUTSIDE thr ough transferen ce of he at by con vection or radi ation. • Microw av e energy penetrates th e food to a depth of about 25mm. S mall f oods under 5cm i[...]

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    17 OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT Option 2 1. Pr ess the POWER LE VEL (continue to press) until desir ed power le vel i s selected. 2. Usin g the number p ad, input the desired cooking tim e. 3. Press “ ST ART / +30 SEC” b utton to commen ce operation. Example: Micr owa ve ov en cooking with 50% power for 15 minutes: i. Press th e PO WER LEV[...]

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    18 OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT TIME DEFROS T Example: T o defrost piece of beef in 10 minutes: 1. Pr ess TIME DEFROST , LED will displ ay dEF2. 2. Press 1, 0 , 0 , 0 to set defrost time. 3. Press S TAR T / +30 SEC to start defrosting . Tim e will be displ ay ed and countdown will start. A UT O COOK T o ena ble pre-programm ed automatic functi[...]

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    19 P Age heAder OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT NUMBER P AD DISPLA Y AUT O FUNC TION 1 REHEA T A1 REHEA T 2 VEGE A2 VE GET ABLES 3 FISH A3 FISH 4 M E AT A4 M E AT 5 PA STA A5 PA STA 6 POTA TO A6 P OT A TO ES 7 PIZZA A7 PIZZA 8 SOUP A8 SOUP 9 O AT S A9 OAT S NOTE After pressing th e AUT O COOK b utton, auto cook fun ctions can be scr olled by pres[...]

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    20 AU TO- MENU WEIGHT (G) PRESS DISPLA Y A–1 Reh eat 150 1 time 150 250 2 times 250 350 3 times 350 400 4 times 400 A–2 V egetables 150 1 time 150 350 2 times 350 500 3 times 500 A–3 F ish 150 1 time 150 250 2 times 250 350 3 times 350 400 4 times 400 450 5 times 450 A–4 M eat 150 1 time 150 300 2 times 300 450 3 times 450 600 4 tim es 600 [...]

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    21 P Age heAder OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT Soup Choose a micro wa ve safe bow l large en ough to hold the c orrespon ding amo unt of soup . Mak e sure th at the soup c omes up no higher than ¾ of the bow l. This pre vents spilla ge or scolding fr om boiling liquid. Alwa ys stir soup ha lfway thro ugh cooking tim e. Oats Choose a micro wa ve[...]

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    22 P Age heAder OPERA TING YOUR BRE VILLE PRODUCT SETTING THE DOOR S AFETY L OCK The saf ety lock pre vents unsupervi sed operation by y oung children. While in lock mode, th e door can be opened, h owe ver th e microw av e cannot be turned on. 1. T o set, press and hold S TOP/ CLEAR pad for 3 sec onds. Th ere will be a long ‘beep’ denoting uni[...]

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    HINT S & TIPS[...]

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    24 HINTS & TIPS SOME IMPOR T ANT TIPS FOR MICRO W A VE COOKING T o hel p equalize energ y in the food s o that it cooks e venly f ollow these h elpful ti ps. 1. Arrange f oods with varying si ze ends, s uch as chicken drum sticks and brocc oli with the thicker or to ugher part positioned to the o utside of the dis h. This ens ures the p arts th[...]

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    C ARE & CLEANING for y our Br e ville product[...]

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    26 P Age heAder CARE & CLE ANING C ARE & CLEANING • Switch off the micr owav e oven at the power out let and remov e the plug from the power o utlet bef ore cleanin g. • Keep th e inside of the microw av e oven clean. When f ood splatters or spilled liquids adh ere to the micr owa ve ov en internal w alls, wipe with a damp cloth. [...]

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    TROUBLE SHOO TING[...]

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    28 P Age heAder TROUBLESHOO TING POSSIBLE PROBLEM EA SY SOL UTION Microw av e ov en interfering with television r eception. • Radio and T V reception m ay be interf ered with during operation. This is simil ar to the interfer ence that is sometimes c ause by va cuum s, blenders etc. Dim microw av e ov en light. • When operating on low po [...]

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    RE CIPE S[...]

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    30 P Age heAder RECIPE S INDIAN SPICED TO MA T O CHUTNEY Ma kes 2 cups INGREDIENTS L cup vegeta ble oil 2cm piece ginger , finely shredded 4 clov es garlic, crush ed 2 long red chillies, chopped 1 large r ed onion, chopped 1 tablespoon bla ck mustard seeds 1 tablespoon gro und turmeric 1 tablespoon gro und cumin 2 sprigs fr esh curry le av es, lea[...]

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    31 RECIPE S FETT UCCINE BO SCAIOLA Ser v es 4 INGREDIENTS 500g fettuccin e 40g butter 1 clov e garlic, crush ed 200g button mushr ooms, trimmed an d sliced 150g middle cut bac on, rind rem ov ed and chopped 1 cup cre am ¾ cup fres hly grated P armesan Salt an d freshl y ground bl ack pepper METHOD 1. C ook fettuccine in a l arge sauc epan of boili[...]

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    32 P Age heAder RECIPE S CHICKEN CA CCIA TORE Ser v es 4 INGREDIENTS 8 small chicken drum sticks 1 tablespoon oli ve oil ¼ cup drained s undried tomatoes 1 tablespoon chopped fr esh herbs such as oregano , basil and thym e L cup drained s lice black oli ves 700ml tom ato passata METHOD 1. Pla ce chicken drumstick into a sh allow heat-pr oof microw[...]

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    33 P Age heAder RECIPE S HOME MADE CITRU S CURD Ma kes 2 cups INGREDIENTS 3 eggs 2 egg yolk s ¾ cup caster s ugar 2 lemons, zest of 1 1 lime 1 na vel oran ge 125g butter , diced METHOD 1. C ombine egg s, egg y olks, sug ar and lemon z est in a large h eat-proof microw av e- safe bowl. Whis k until well combin ed. 2. Juice lemon s, lime and oran ge[...]

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    34 P Age heAder RECIPE S 7. T o ma ke frostin g: U sing an electric mixer beat b utter, cheese an d vanill a on a medium s peed for about 1–2 minutes or until well combin ed. 8. Reduce speed and add s ugar; once added incr eas e speed ag ain until mixed well. 9. Spread on c ooled cak e. CARRO T CAKE S er v es 10 –1 2 INGREDIENTS 2 eggs ½ cup l[...]

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    35 NOTE S[...]