Posted on: 05-03-11 22:22:22
I want to experiment with home made bread. I am contemplating going in for a bread maker. Any recommendations?
Or can one make equally good dough for bread in a food processor? I have noted the comment of a previous post regarding the quantity a food processor can take.
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Immigrant Parents in Canada http://groups.yahoo.com/group/immigrantparentsincanada
We have tried successfully stand mixers and food processors for kneading flour .
There s one on CT ( Black n Decker ) which goes for $50/- every now and then .
Stand mixer can also be brought for $50/- if you look around .
I thought I saw a bread maker for $50/- in the CT / Walmart flyer , last week or the one prior .........
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Fido.
I use kitchenaid stand mixer. Roti become very soft
Thanks.
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Immigrant Parents in Canada http://groups.yahoo.com/group/immigrantparentsincanada
Could you kindly tell me about dough kneading machine?is it the one known as food processor or hand mixer (beater and dough kneading)?If you could tell me brands name with model no. I would be grateful.
How can we knead and make indian roti in breadmaker?
Thanks...
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Originally posted by sudesingh
I use the bread maker regularly. It takes a little longer - around 6 to 9 minutes, but the dough comes out really good. The only thing to keep in mind is the right proportion of flour & water, and you'll notice that the proportion changes from one brand or flour to another. I just one of the settings for making bread. Once the dough is made I just disconnect the appliance. The dough comes out really well (provided I've got the right proportion)
Hi,
We are in the process of buying a stand mixer for dough kneading . I recalled that we 'd discussed something similar on CD and came to this thread .
Bread maker ~ Is it as convenient as a stand mixer if the objective is dough kneading only ? Are the # of parts to be cleaned more or are there more attachments as though our B & D food processor does dough kneading it is not very convenient as the # of attachments it has which need to be cleaned and the quantity limitation ...
Was planning to buy one of the following Sunbeam Mixmasters ($80/- - $100/- ) .... wondering if bread maker would be a better buy ..
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/sunbeam-12-speed-classic-mixmaster-stand-mixer/6000002586610
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/sunbeam-mixmaster-die-cast-stand-mixer-champagne/6000195091460
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Fido.
We have been using Kitchenaid 6 Professional Series for the past 5 years along with a c-dough mixer and it is perfect for our kind of dough mixing. Would recommend it in a heartbeat. Bought it from Costco for 299 on sale.
