how to make bread using your kitchen aid
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is there one with the classic kitchen aid? the book came with recipes for bread but everyone i see with a video has the artisan or the professional.
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Why does the recipe call for 2 Tablespoons of oil, but the video shows only use 1 teaspoon?
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song=un osito de peluche de taiwan by los autenticos decadentes
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Nice video - very helpful and easy to understand. PLEASE tell me what is the name of the song and who sings it? Is it in Hebrew?
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I followed your video, and it turned out great! Thank you.
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Does the five quart artisan series handle 7 cups of bread (or whole wheat) flour, kneading it for 15 minutes without burning and destroying the motor? I've read alot of reviews that say this cannot make two loafs of wheat bread without straining the motor.
pavelow235 10 months ago
@pavelow235 I just got my 6 qt KA PRO. 600 delivered from Amazon lastnight! I am trying it out today.. I ordered this one, because of the 575 Watt motor and ability to handle 14 cups white or 8 cups whole wheat flour. I grind my own wheat ( I have a Nutrimill), so I need that power, even though there are no longer alot of people to bake for daily, I needed that TORQUE!! If you follow directions to the Letter, it will be alright. The KA will cut off for safety if it is working to hard.. Research.
savgal1211 10 months ago
@savgal1211 I would love to see some videos of grinding your own wheat.... I push the limits from my KA and did not cut off, but a lot of smoke was coming out from it....thanks
shortometrajes 10 months ago
@shortometrajes I remember, now it did cut off, I was freaking out!
shortometrajes 10 months ago
@pavelow235 . What I learned is that one and a half cup of any fluid plus any flour will do just fine... over that amount of fluid and the kitchen aid starts to struggled, I learned the hard way... push the limits and learn what the equipment can do for you.
shortometrajes 10 months ago
First time bread maker here. Doing alot of research and watching alot of videos on how to make good french bread. I am wondering after the 1st rest why didn't you punch it down, knead it again, roll it, then shape loaves and let the dough rest before putting it into the oven?
Thankful4Grace 1 year ago
We make bread every Friday, but what I trying to say is after you do your stuff consistently, you will know how you want your bread to look, feel and taste like it, called French, ciabata or signatures bread, you start from a base recipe, and you adapt the recipe to your technique, equipments, and lifestyle...
By the way I do roll the bread (sometimes) it catches air and makes it very nice, also I\What I love right now is mixing an old dough with a new batch, for texture; Thanks.
shortometrajes 1 year ago