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Wolf Steam Oven

8 years ago

Finally, I have located an excellent online guideline for using my steam oven. We love it for fish, vegetables, roasting chickens, even baking bread. And also reheating leftovers perfectly. So here is the link:wolf-convection-steam-oven-print.pdf

My question is quaint: I want to print this so I don't have to open my computer to consult. But how to print to fit on a page?

PS Enjoy the terrific resource!

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dougal39
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
I don't seem to be able to open this link. Just got my steam oven on the weekend, would love some good receipts
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Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove
8 years ago
Hi dougal39, here's a link to the convection steam oven recipe and technique book. Enjoy!
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Hi suzisart, we are so happy to hear that you are enjoying your Wolf convection steam oven, and thank you for sharing the cookbook! You should be able to save the file linked above as a PDF. From there, you can open the file and choose to print it. Enjoy!

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