Step 1: Clean and Smear Food Oil Before Use Before your first use, please wash all components gently by using a dime-sized amount of dishwashing liquid and warm water or on the top rack of dishwasher for cleaning. Then smear a thin film of food oil (like canola, olive oil) around the inside of injector barrel whenever you use it for lubrication, otherwise the plunger will be very hard to push! (See PDF eBook Page 11 for details)
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Step 2: Load Marinades into Injector (2 Methods) 2 types of filling your marinades: A) choose suitable needle and screw it on injector barrel, then put needle tip into your marinade container and draw the marinade up into the barrel chamber by pulling the O-ring handle like doctor taking an injection. B) screw needle clockwise onto injector barrel until needle O-ring is tightened, then unscrew the plunger assembly top cap, and fill the barrel with your marinade by pouring or spooning-in. (See PDF eBook Page 12 for details)
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Step 3: Injector Barrel Air Removal After filling injector barrel with marinades, Reverse your injector holding a chamber of marinade. With the needle tip pointing upwards, firmly tap the side of the barrel to shake all the ingredients down to the plunger end of the barrel. Then, slowly push the plunger in until all the air is expelled and the ingredients start to come out the end of the needle. (See PDF eBook Page 16 for details)
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Step 4: Tricks of Injecting Marinades When it comes to injecting your marinade into meat or poultry, believe it or not, you’re not simply stabbing a giant needle into the center of your meat and pushing the plunger. Oil your meat needle-> Map Your Injection Points -> Limit the Number of Entry Points -> Keep Your Needle In The Meat -> Parallel Injection & Plunge While Pulling-> Apply Pressure Steadily. (See PDF eBook Page 18 for details)
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