Text 6977, 46 rader
Skriven 2008-05-12 23:46:00 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
   Kommentar till text 6891 av Carol Shenkenberger (12903.cooks)
Ärende: one meat ball!
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Hi Carol!

>> Don't worry, they'll be fine.. remember, you're talking to someone who's bee
>> dealing with not knowing how various "parts" were going to work from day to
>> for the last oh 30 some odd years (grin).. so you buy lots of fun toys to
>> help... so I probably have them here ... :)   Like mixing the turkey and be
>> and other ingredients for the meatballs.. if you hands get too tired to get
>> good mix and Steve doesn't feel like getting too yucky, you can use the KA's
>> Meatgrinder  to just combine it all, or the dough hook  to mix it all
>> together.. I've done that when I've had a huge bowl of stuff to mix..

> That would be a nice thing with your type of cookery for sure!  I have a meat
> grinder, but it's a manual unit.  Suitable for making a little ground meat
> before you tire out (say 1 lb or so).

Sure, that would be good to have ... this attachment that sits on the front of
the kitchenaid is pretty cool.. you chop up chuck steak or whatever so it's
about the size of large size stew chunks and you put down this little chute,
comes out nicely ground. :)

>> I have most of the attachments for the KA, I think... well not the newer one
>> like the pasta maker or icecream maker, because I have a couple different pa
>> machines and two ice cream makers (standalone) already (g).

> Ohh, Ice Cream maker!  I got a little toy one that was supposed to work off
> battery in the freezer (gift for Charlotte) but the thing didnt work.  Still
> managed to mix it though and freeze it a few times.  Small amounts suitable
> for us mind ya.
> xxcarol

hehe :)  One I have really makes "soft Ice Cream" .. but it will eventually
harden.  I guess anything will.  That one, you put the container in the freezer
overnight, then the next day fill it with cream, etc. and run the machine to
make the ice cream..  The other one is my favorite though.. Boy, I must have
bought this one so many years ago :)  It's a big wooden bucket, with an
electric motor on the top.. the motor on the top turns a paddle that sits in
metal canister that fits in the bucket.. So you fill the cannister with cream
and fruit,etc., put the paddle in the cannister, close it up, put it in the
bucket, fill the bucket with layers of salt, ice and cold water, turn it on,
and let it run for 25 minutes.. you have ice cream :) It's neat :)

Take care,
Janis

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