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Kitchenaid Mixer: 3 Big Reasons Why You Need to Switch to This Brand Right Now

By ari On August 1, 2010 No Comments

It doesn’t matter if you are a professional baker or you simply like whipping up tasty treats during your spare time. You know for a fact that having the right equipment in the kitchen means less manual work on your part, faster preparation time and excellent results. Besides, having the right tools would also make baking and food preparation a lot more enjoyable as compared to using kitchen appliances that are ill-suited for the job -- or worse: doing everything by hand.

As such, Kitchenaid Mixer models have always ranked among the top 5 kitchen appliances in its category. And there are many reasons for this. For one thing:

1. You can always find a Kitchenaid Mixer model that suits your budget. True enough, some models can be pricey. But with the wide selection of Kitchenaid Mixer models to choose from, you can always find one that will suit your needs without burning a hole in your pocket.

2. You can always find a Kitchenaid Mixer model that will suit all your baking and cooking needs.

If you are the occasional baker / chef, and you like making sauces, frostings and meringues, a handheld Kitchenaid Mixer might suit your culinary needs. This product is lightweight, stores away very easily and best of all: you can put the blades in the dishwasher for the easiest clean up possible. Handheld mixers also allow you to work with a larger repertoire of creams and toppings… and you don’t have to worry about which attachment you should use too. You can make your basic Kitchenaid Mixer a valuable tool when creating breakfast dishes (omelets, pancakes, oatmeal whips) or your steady companion when making non-baked goodies like: easy cheesecakes, chocolate frostings and even vinaigrettes and homemade mayonnaise.

However, if you are seriously into baking and / or you using your kitchen as much as professional bakers do, then you might want to invest in some heavy duty Kitchenaid Mixer models that can work their way into the toughest cookie dough, the largest volume of sticky cake batter, or help you make several loafs of bread in one go. Mixers of this kind can handle almost all of your baking and cooking needs, especially since most Kitchenaid Mixer models can be installed with several attachments.

Aside from the paddles, blades and hooks usually used when creating batter, you can also use such attachments like the: can opener, citrus juicer, food grinder, grain mill, ice cream maker, sausage stuffer, shredder, and a slicing machine. If you like making homemade pasta, then you should also install the pasta maker plates in your Kitchenaid Mixer. This particular attachment also comes with pasta roller, cutter set and the ravioli maker.

3. The Kitchenaid Mixer is backed with years of experience and a great warranty. If you do experience technical problems with your machine within the first year after buying the machine, Kitchenaid will gladly replace the defective product for free.

Over the years, the Kitchenaid Mixer has become an endearing icon in most serious bakers’ and occasional cooks’ kitchen. Don’t you think its time to join the bandwagon?

Kitchenaid Mixer Pasta Maker

By ari On July 27, 2010 No Comments

What should I make first with my new KitchenAid Mixer?

I'm getting a Kitchenaid this week for an early Christmas gift. It's the Professional 600 model and It's coming with a pasta maker. I need to make something I couldn't make without a mixer! Give me some good ideas :]
Thank you!

Well use it to mix anything you wish , but start with some egg whites into meringue or cream into whip cream on high with the whip and you will just fall in love with it . Oh and add a little bourbon to the cream when whipping , delicious on top those pies .

Kitchenaid Mixer Whip

By ari On July 24, 2010 No Comments

Any tips on how to get the marscapone cheese "fluffy" in Tiramisu?

My family loves Tiramisu and I would like to make it for Thanksgiving dinner this year...however, every time I've tried to make it in the past, it tastes great, but the marscapone cheese is as runny as it is in the container I buy it in!

What am I doing wrong? It's been a long time since I've made it, but I only ever have used an electric beater to whip everything together...now I have a Kitchenaid mixer - will that help?
Yeah...no kidding...but good Marscapone is not fluffy either..

your kitchenaid will help in whipping the product, if it's still runny, (and this will sound funny), try a little flour or cornstarch at a time to get it to the consistency you want. Add it slowly and only a little at a time so you don't overwhelm the cheese with the thickening agent. Good luck!!

Kitchenaid Mixer Professional Series

By ari On July 24, 2010 No Comments

Kitchenaid Mixer Nickel

By ari On July 23, 2010 No Comments