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Belshaw Bros., Inc. www.belshaw.com Phone 206-322-5474 Fax 206-322-5425
2 MN-1137EN 616B & 616BT OM
To fry yeast-raised donuts, place donuts on
the fry screen and slowly lower the screen
into the fryer. With the donut stick, turn the
donuts over to fry the top side. Remove the
fry screen and donuts when the donuts are
completely fried by lifting up the fry screen
with the donuts on top of it. Immediately
place on or over a tray to catch dripping
shortening.
WARNING
Hot shortening will drip off the fry screens,
causing a slip hazard. To avoid serious
injury or loss of life, be very careful and
immediately clean up any drips.
WARNING
To avoid serious burns, be careful of hot
shortening dripping from the fry screens.
Do not touch hot shortening and
immediately clean up spills and drips.
8. Continue supplying shortening to the kettle
as required. Keep the kettle filled up to the
“Oil Level” marks on the side.
9. When you are done frying donuts, move the
thermostat knob counter-clockwise as far as
it will go.
Frying Tips
1. Use a high quality hydrogenated shortening.
2. Store your supply of cooking shortening at
room temperature.
3. To prolong the life of the shortening, do not
keep shortening at high temperature if the
fryer is not being used.
4. Drain and strain shortening periodically.
Several layers of cheesecloth will do a good
job of filtering.
5. Keep the fryer and screens clean.
6. Maintain shortening at the proper level in the
fryer. Add fresh shortening to keep the level
at the “Oil Level” marks stamped on the
kettle sides.
7. Add at least 15% fresh shortening to your
kettle daily.
8. Discard shortening as soon as it tends to
bubble or foam during frying.
9. At least once a day, cool a small sample of
shortening from the fryer and taste it to see if
it has picked up a foreign or rancid taste.
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