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Welcome To The World Of Neff - Sampford IXL

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Complete Menu Method:<br />

Advance Preparation<br />

Make Apple Pie (see recipe)<br />

Prepare Vegetables<br />

Roast Beef Lunch/Dinner<br />

Menu<br />

Roast Beef (medium)<br />

Roast Potatoes and Roast Parsnips<br />

Boiled Carrots or Peppered Carrots<br />

Yorkshire Pudding<br />

Gravy<br />

Apple Pie<br />

1. Scrape/peel the carrots, cut into rounds or chunks.<br />

2. Peel the potatoes, cut if required.<br />

3. Peel the parsnips, cut if required.<br />

Make Yorkshire Pudding (see recipe)<br />

Time Plan<br />

11.30am Place the 1kg (2lb 3oz) topside of beef uncovered on the wire grid above the<br />

roasting/grill pan on shelf level 1 at 160°C.<br />

11.40am Place the apple pie in the oven.<br />

Place on shelf level 4.<br />

12.00pm Put the potatoes in a large pan and boil in salted water for 2 - 3 minutes.<br />

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Roast Beef Lunch/Dinner<br />

12.05pm Put the parsnips in a pan and boil in salted water for 2 - 3 minutes.<br />

12.15pm Drain the potatoes, toss in oil and place in a roasting/grill pan. Insert into the oven<br />

on shelf level 3 or alternatively place on the wire grid around the beef.<br />

12.20pm Drain the parsnips. Retain the water for the gravy. <strong>To</strong>ss the parsnips in oil and place<br />

in roasting/grill pan with potatoes or on the wire grid around the beef.<br />

12.25 -<br />

12.35pm Check the Apple Pie and remove from the oven when cooked.<br />

12.40pm Turn the oven temperature up to 190°C.<br />

12.50pm Put carrots onto cook in salted water, or follow peppered carrots recipe.<br />

12.50pm Remove beef from the oven (medium cooked probe 60°C). Cover with foil to relax<br />

and keep warm.<br />

12.52pm Grease bun tins with oil or preferably beef fat and place on shelf level 4.<br />

If more than 12 puddings are required, use shelf level1 as well.<br />

1.05 pm Whisk pudding mixture before pouring small amounts into the hot bun tins’<br />

Return to the oven. (<strong>The</strong> fat should be smoking and sizzle when filled).<br />

1.10pm Make the gravy using flour, meat juices from roasting pan and parsnip water.<br />

1.20pm Carve the beef.<br />

1.25pm Dish up the vegetables.<br />

1.30pm Serve the Yorkshire Puddings.<br />

Enjoy your lunch!<br />

Note: Green vegetables could be served as well as carrots.<br />

If the apple pie is required hot, replace in the oven before serving up the meal (the residual heat within<br />

the oven will reheat the pie). Serve with cream, ice cream or custard.<br />

Plates and serving dishes can be placed on the base of the oven to warm when using the Circo<strong>The</strong>rm<br />

setting, or use your <strong>Neff</strong> warming drawer.<br />

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