Operation Manual
Safety and Instruction Manual
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• If your soup seems too thin, lower the
amount of liquid you are adding. Reducing
the liquid will give you thicker soup.
• Never ll the soup maker above the
maximum ll line and always make sure it
isn’t under the minimum ll line either. The
Tower Soup Maker is as easy to use as a
kettle, and in this instance it abides by the
same rules.
• Do not use an excess amount of washing
up liquid when using the self-clean function.
A few drops will do.
HealthyOptionsforWholesomeSoup:
• Using vegetable stock as your liquid
addition gives the soup a great added
avour.
• Sauté onions and garlic in vegetable broth
for a healthier option rather than oil before
adding to your soup maker.
• Certain vegetables increase in antioxidant
content when they’re cooked. For a real
health boost, make soups that include
these vegetables: carrots, spinach, green
and red peppers, asparagus, broccoli and
red cabbage.
• For a boost in your immune system include
these ingredients in your healthy soups:
garlic, sweet potatoes, tomatoes and kale.
• Include potato to bulk up a soup, add some
energizing carbs and lling you up more.
• Serving soup with hard boiled eggs is a
tasty way to add a kick of protein.
• Swap bacon and ham in potato soup
recipes for cauliower which is rich in bre
and full of vitamin nutrients. Sweet potatoes
add vitamin A.
• Garnishing with fresh basil, which is thought
to ease stress and help with problem skin.
• For low fat soups, replace crème fraîche or
soured cream with low fat fromage frais
• Always remember to season your soup with
salt and pepper after cooking.
• When you’ve nished cooking your soup
and you’re getting ready to serve it, try
adding some fresh soups or a dollop
of fresh yoghurt or cream - the fresh
ingredients will really highlight the delicious
avours in the soup.
MakingStock:
Good quality stock can help give soup a
delicious, avourful taste. For some soups, you
may wish to omit stock or broth, and just use
water. For others, a stock cube thrown in with
the rest of the ingredients and topped up with
water will do. Making your own stock is nutritious
and economical.
For those recipes that you want to go the extra
mile with, we’ve got a great basic vegetable
stock recipe for you.