KitchenAid Cookbook by Mark Mattern, MBA, CEC

Chef Matterns Cookbook

This is a cookbook was designed for the Dual Fuel Steam-assit oven by KitchenAid. However you can use this recipes in your oven with a few adjustments:

Adjust time: increase the cooking time by 10% for recipes that have steam and roasting. This is because the steam reduces cooking time.

Add a pan of water into the oven placec on the bottom rack to add the element of steam to your cooking.

If you have any questions and need help. I am always willing to help you become successfull.

Just email me: matternmark@me.com

From the front burner,
Mark Mattern, MBA

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