Rival Food Grinder User Manual

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SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS  
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1. Do NOT attempt to repair or adjust any electrical or mechanical functions on this unit. Doing so will void the Warranty.  
2. If you need to exchange the unit, please return it in its original carton, with a sales receipt, to the store where you  
purchased it. If you are returning the unit more than 30 days after the date of purchase, please see the enclosed Warranty.  
3. If you have any questions or comments regarding this unit’s operation or believe any repair is necessary, please write to our  
RIVAL  
c/o THE HOLMES GROUP, INC.  
CONSUMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT  
13052 JURUPA AVENUE  
FONTANA, CA 92337  
ONE (1) YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY  
Food Grinder  
SAVE THIS WARRANTY INFORMATION  
A. This Warranty applies only to the original purchaser of this product.  
B. This Warranty applies ONLY to repair or replacement of any supplied or manufactured parts of this product that,  
upon inspection by The Holmes Group, Inc. authorized personnel, is shown to have failed in normal use due to  
defects in material or workmanship. The Holmes Group will determine whether to repair or replace the unit. This  
Warranty does not apply to installation expenses.  
C. Operating this unit under conditions other than those recommended or at voltages other than the voltage  
indicated on the unit, or attempting to service or modify the unit, will render this WARRANTY VOID.  
D. Unless otherwise proscribed by law, The Holmes Group shall not be liable for any personal injury, property or any  
incidental or consequential damage of any kind resulting from malfunctions, defects, misuse, improper  
installation or alteration of this product.  
E. All parts of this product are guaranteed for a period of 1 year as follows:  
1. Within the first 30 days from date of purchase, the store from which you purchased your product should  
replace this product if it is defective in material or workmanship (provided the store has in-stock  
replacement.) * If you intend to assert any claim in connection with the product, please follow the  
instructions in paragraph F.  
2. Within the first twelve months from date of purchase, The Holmes Group will repair or replace the product if  
it is defective in material or workmanship, subject to the conditions in paragraph G.  
F. If you have any other problem or claim in connection with this product, please write to our Consumer Service  
Department.  
G. IMPORTANT RETURN INSTRUCTIONS. Your Warranty depends on your following these instructions if you are  
returning the unit to The Holmes Group, Inc.:  
1. Carefully pack the item in its original carton or other suitable box to avoid damage in shipping.  
2. Before packing your unit for return, be sure to enclose:  
a) Your name, full address with zip code and telephone number,  
b) A dated sales receipt or PROOF OF PURCHASE,  
c) A check for return prepaid shipping and handling, and  
d) The model number of the unit and the problem you are having. (Enclose in an envelope and tape directly to  
the unit before the box is sealed.)  
3. The Holmes Group recommends you ship the package U.P.S ground service for tracking purposes.  
4. All shipping charges must be prepaid by you.  
5. Mark the outside of your package:  
RIVAL  
Owner’s Guide  
c/o THE HOLMES GROUP, INC.  
13052 JURUPA AVENUE  
FONTANA, CA 92337  
This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights may vary by jurisdiction. The provisions of this  
Warranty are in addition to, and not a modification of, or subtraction from, the statutory warranties and other rights and  
remedies contained in any applicable legislation. To the extent that any provision of this Warranty is inconsistent with any  
applicable law, such provision shall be deemed voided or amended, as necessary, to comply with such law.  
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS  
Printed in China  
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6. Slide FOOD PLATFORM snugly onto GRINDING  
CHUTE. Do not operate without FOOD PLATFORM  
in place (fig. 6).  
HOW TO DETERMINE WHICH CUTTER TO USE  
These are only a few suggestions. Choose the cutter to fit your personal tastes or  
recipes.  
7. Place GRINDING CHUTE at a right angle to POWER  
UNIT and insert shaft as shown. You can feel  
GRINDING CUTTER  
fig. 7  
For finely ground texture: to make pâtés, spreads, hamburger, chopped liver,  
baby food, etc.  
GRINDING CHUTE fit into place. Rotate GRINDING  
CHUTE into position as far as it will go (fig. 7).  
NOTE: GRINDING CHUTE will not fit snugly if BLACK GASKET encircling shaft  
CHOPPING CUTTER  
is not in place.  
For coarsely ground texture: vegetables, coarsely chopped beef for chili or soups,  
relishes, etc.  
HOW TO USE YOUR FOOD GRINDER  
1. Position on counter. Plug into 120 volt AC outlet.  
2. Place shallow wide bowl under GRINDING CHUTE to catch food.  
3. Cut food into strips or cubes just smaller than the opening on GRINDING CHUTE.  
4. Turn motor on. (NOTE: Always turn grinder “ON” before adding food.)  
5. Place food onto FOOD PLATFORM. Feed food into the GRINDING CHUTE with  
the FOOD PUSHER slowly and evenly. Most food will feed into grinder without  
force.  
If pressure is required, use FOOD PUSHER. Push gently – do not force.  
CAUTION: Do not feed by hand. Use the FOOD PUSHER provided. Keep fingers  
away from the CUTTERS while operating.  
HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR FOOD GRINDER  
NOTE: Before using first time,  
disassemble and wash GRINDING  
CHUTE parts thoroughly. See page 5  
for cleaning instructions.  
1. Hold GRINDING CHUTE as  
shown. Insert FEED SCREW into  
GRINDING CHUTE (fig. 1).  
2. Slide spring over shaft and into  
end of FEED SCREW (fig. 2).  
fig. 2  
fig. 3  
fig. 1  
3. Place the ROTARY CUTTER  
KNIFE on FEED SCREW SHAFT  
so that the sharp edge is toward  
the CHOPPING CUTTER DISC.  
Be sure KNIFE rests fully on  
SPRING (fig. 3).  
4. Place either the grinding or  
CHOPPING CUTTER DISC on  
shaft. ”Ears” of cutter must fit in notches of GRINDING CHUTE (fig. 4).  
5. Screw RING COLLAR until tight against CUTTERS. If it binds, back up and start  
again until COLLAR screws on easily. The last turn is harder as the SPRING is  
compressed (fig. 5). NOTE: when properly assembled, SHAFT will protrude  
from CUTTER DISC. If not tightened securely, unit will not grind properly. Use  
WRENCH to tighten if necessary.  
HOW TO CLEAN YOUR FOOD GRINDER  
CAUTION: Always unplug power unit when not in use, before inserting or  
removing parts, and before cleaning.  
CAUTION: Never immerse power unit in water. Wipe with a damp cloth.  
1. With unit unplugged, remove GRINDING CHUTE from power unit by turning  
slightly to the right. Pull GRINDING CHUTE out.  
2. Unscrew RING COLLAR. Remove CUTTER DISC, ROTARY CUTTER KNIFE,  
SPRING and FEED SCREW from the GRINDING CHUTE SHAFT.  
3. Wash these components, including GRINDING CHUTE, in hot soapy water.  
Rinse and dry thoroughly. Parts should not be washed in dishwasher.  
fig. 4  
fig. 5  
fig. 6  
4. The CUTTER DISCS and CUTTER KNIFE should be coated with cooking oil after  
washing to keep them lubricated and rust free.  
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TIPS  
THE RECIPES  
• Raw meat or fish should be thoroughly chilled before grinding for minimum  
loss of juices. During extensive grinding, fats from meats can build up inside  
GRINDING CHUTE, slowing down the grinding efficiency and loading motor.  
Stop the grinder, remove the GRINDING CHUTE, wash parts in hot water and  
reassemble.  
• Be sure food is free of bone, tough tendon, nut shells, etc., before grinding.  
• Freshly ground meat should be refrigerated and cooked within 24 hours.  
• Handle ground meat lightly to avoid packing it. To divide into even servings,  
shape into balls first, then gently flatten these to the desired thickness. If you  
season the patties when turning them, or after cooking, you will avoid the  
packing that comes from working the seasoning into the raw ground meat.  
Patties may be broiled or pan broiled with equal success. Do not flatten patties  
in the pan with spatula – this removes desirable juices from the meat.  
PECAN-CHEESE BALL  
1 package (8-oz.) sharp cheddar cheese 1 small onion  
1 package (3- to 4-oz.) Roquefort cheese 1 teaspoon garlic salt  
1
3
2
to ⁄ cup chopped pecans  
4
Cut cheese and onion in to small cubes and grind using grinding cutter. Sprinkle  
with salt and mix thoroughly. Chill. Shape into a ball and roll in chopped pecans.  
Serve with crackers. Yield: 1 cheese ball  
FRESH CRAN-APPLE RELISH  
2 cups fresh cranberries  
1 orange, cut in eighths and seeded (do not  
2 apples, quartered and cored  
not remove peel)  
1
2
cup to 1 cup sugar (optional)  
• When cooking extra-lean meat, a little fat or liquid (such as suet, eggs,  
evaporated milk) will increase the meat flavor and juiciness, and make it more  
tender. Proportions: 2 eggs, 4 tablespoons of evaporated milk or ground suet  
for each pound or ground meat.  
• For chili, use chopping cutter to coarsely grind beef. Flavor and texture of chili  
as well as hamburger casseroles and soups, are greatly improved using coarsely  
ground meat.  
• Good quality beef, freshly ground and used at once, needs only light shaping.  
You may wish to add some freshly ground onions or chives for additional  
flavor.  
Grind fruits using either cutting disc. Alternate cranberries with apples and  
oranges. Add sugar to taste. Chill thoroughly before serving. Makes 5 to 6 cups.  
SAUCY HAMBURGER STEAKS  
1
1 ⁄2  
pounds boneless beef chuck roast  
4 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce  
2 teaspoons horseradish  
1/2 small onion  
2 cans (10-oz.) cream of mushroom soup 2 eggs, slightly beaten  
3
1 to 2 tablespoons prepared mustard  
4
cup dry bread crumbs  
1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes  
Grind beef and onion using grinding cutter; set aside. Combine soup, mustard.  
Worcestershire sauce and horseradish to form a smooth sauce. Remove 1/3 cup sauce  
and combine with ground beef and onions. Add eggs, bread crumbs and parsley. Shape  
into 8 patties. In a large skillet over medium heat, brown patties on both sides  
(approximately 5 minutes per side). Remove patties. Pour off excess grease. Return  
patties to skillet. Spoon sauce over each. Cover and allow to simmer 10 to 15 minutes,  
turning and basting occasionally with sauce. Serve “steaks” with gravy over rice, noodles  
or potatoes if desired. Makes 8 servings.  
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CHEESY MEATLOAF  
HOW TO USE YOUR SAUSAGE STUFFER  
1
4 slices fresh bread  
2
teaspoon dried oregano  
food platform  
2 pounds boneless beef chuck roast  
1 clove garlic, minced  
1
2  
cup tomato juice  
8 thin slices, cooked ham  
1
2 eggs, beaten  
1 tablespoon dried parsley  
1 ⁄  
2
cups (6-oz.) shredded mozzarella cheese  
1
grinding chute  
feed screw  
2
cup chili sauce  
Grind bread using grinding cutter. Grind beef using grinding cutter. Combine  
ground beef and bread crumbs with tomato juice, eggs, parsley flakes, oregano  
and garlic. Pat out mixture on waxed paper into a rectangle as for a jelly roll.  
Layer ham slices on top and sprinkle with cheese. Roll up and place seam side  
down in a lightly greased 9 x 13-inch baking pan. Bake at 350° F for 1 hour. Pour  
chili sauce over top of meatloaf. Bake 15 minutes. Makes 8 servings.  
rotary knife  
chopping cutter  
sausage stuffer  
MEXICAN SALSA  
ring collar  
1 medium onion, cut into pieces  
1 clove garlic  
1
4 medium tomatoes,  
2
teaspoon salt  
cut into small pieces  
1 tablespoon vegetable oil  
spring  
1 tablespoon chili powder (optional)  
Grind onion, tomatoes and garlic, using chopping cutter. In saucepan, combine  
tomato mixture with remaining ingredients. Cook and stir over medium heat 10  
minutes or until sauce is slightly thickened.  
TO ATTACH SAUSAGE STUFFER  
1. Insert feed screw into GRINDING CHUTE.  
2. Slide spring over SHAFT and into end of FEED SCREW.  
3. Place ROTARY KNIFE so that the sharp edge is next to the CHOPPING CUTTER  
DISC.  
4. Place SAUSAGE STUFFER through RING COLLAR. Screw RING COLLAR onto  
GRINDING CHUTE.  
5. To place GRINDING CHUTE on power unit, insert GRINDING CHUTE at slight  
angle to the right and rotate it to the left into an upright position.  
TO PREPARE MEATS AND CASINGS  
1. To make link sausages, you will need casings (either natural or synthetic) which  
may be purchased from a wholesale meat market, pork butcher, or your local  
meat market. If purchased dry, casings should be soaked briefly in acidulated  
water (2 cups water to 1 tablespoon vinegar).  
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2. Meats must be ground and seasoned before making sausage links. Assemble  
grinder using CHOPPING CUTTER. (If you prefer a very fine texture, use  
GRINDING CUTTER).  
GRILLING  
Cover sausage links with water in a skillet. Bring water to a boil; remove from  
heat. Let stand 10 minutes. Brush with butter or margarine. Cook links over well-  
burned down charcoals, turning frequently until browned and well done.  
TO STUFF CASINGS  
1. Cut casing into 2 to 3 foot lengths.  
SAUSAGE RECIPE  
2. Pull and gather all of casing over stuffer except the last four inches. Place  
seasoned meat in GRINDING CHUTE. With FOOD PUSHER press mixture  
through grinder. Stuff casing loosely as some will expand during cooking. As  
casing begins to fill, tie securely at end with string.  
3. Distribute meat through casing and twist into links as it fills to obtain desired  
size and shape.  
OLD-TIME SAUSAGE  
2 to 4 tablespoons salt  
1 to 2 tablespoons freshly ground  
black pepper  
2 teaspoons thyme  
3/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper  
10 pounds fresh pork (about 20% fat)  
1 to 2 tablespoons sage  
SAUSAGE PREPARATION  
Cut the pork into cubes before grinding. Mix thoroughly with spices. Grind using  
either cutter depending on desired fine or coarse texture. Stuff sausage mixture  
into casings. Twist into links of desired lengths.  
• Salt may affect flavor of sausage for long periods in freezer. If salt is added, plan  
to use sausage in short time. Without salt, sausage may be stored for as long as  
6 months in your freezer.  
Makes 10 pounds.  
• Prick casing with a pin to allow air to escape while stuffing.  
• Sausage made from fresh pork (not pre-cooked or smoked) should be stored in  
the refrigerator in an air tight container for a maximum of 2 days. It should  
always be thoroughly cooked before serving. To freeze sausage, wrap carefully  
in moisture- and vapor-proof paper and use within 2 to 3 months.  
WAYS TO COOK SAUSAGES  
(For each recipe, choose one of these methods)  
PAN FRYING  
1
1
Place sausage in cold pan with ⁄  
4
to ⁄ cup water. Cover and simmer 5 minutes.  
2
Drain. Remove cover and simmer sausages until well cooked.  
BAKING  
Arrange sausages in shallow baking pan. Bake in 350° F oven until browned and  
well done.  
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