Kitchen Aid mixer (was New Year's Resolutions)

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I got a Kitchen Aid stand mixer for Christmas a few years ago and I absolutely

love it. I use it a lot for making bread and recently got the grain mill

attachment so I can grind my own whole grain flour. I have an electric steamer,

a rice cooker, and multiple crockpots, but my Kitchen Aid mixer, my blender, and

my immersion blender are my most essential small appliances.

 

Kristin

 

pdw <pdworkman wrote (in part): Since I

don't want to spend all of my time cooking, and yet most of

our diet has to be from scratch, I have invested in a few tools to

make things easier. I bought a Kitchen Aid mixer to speed up

breadmaking, and it has improved the final product quite a bit as

well. Then yesterday, with a combination of sales, coupons, and a

gift card, I bought a combination rice cooker/steamer, a food

processor/blender/smoothie maker (with a cool little tap on the side),

and some small tools (manual chopper, flour sifter, apple corer). The

rice cooker and blender came with some good recipes to try out, so I'm

going to work my way through those. The recipes that came with the

Kitchen Aid were all no good, with the gluten-free, casein-free thing,

but I have lots of recipes available already.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

My mom got me a Nutrimill grain mill for Christmas! Since I am

cooking so much with " alternative " flours, it will be helpful in

cutting down costs, as well as improving nutrition.

 

Pam

 

On Jan 1, 2008 12:31 PM, kristin.noelle

<kristin.noelle wrote:

I got a Kitchen Aid stand mixer for Christmas a few years ago and I

> absolutely love it. I use it a lot for making bread and recently got the

> grain mill attachment so I can grind my own whole grain flour. I have an

> electric steamer, a rice cooker, and multiple crockpots, but my Kitchen Aid

> mixer, my blender, and my immersion blender are my most essential small

> appliances.

>

> Kristin

>

> pdw <pdworkman wrote (in part): Since I don't want to spend all

> of my time cooking, and yet most of

> our diet has to be from scratch, I have invested in a few tools to

> make things easier. I bought a Kitchen Aid mixer to speed up

> breadmaking, and it has improved the final product quite a bit as

> well. Then yesterday, with a combination of sales, coupons, and a

> gift card, I bought a combination rice cooker/steamer, a food

> processor/blender/smoothie maker (with a cool little tap on the side),

> and some small tools (manual chopper, flour sifter, apple corer). The

> rice cooker and blender came with some good recipes to try out, so I'm

> going to work my way through those. The recipes that came with the

> Kitchen Aid were all no good, with the gluten-free, casein-free thing,

> but I have lots of recipes available already.

>

>

> http://flickr.com/photos/kristinnoelle/

>

>

> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search.

>

>