Showing posts with label blender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blender. Show all posts

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Bosch Mixer & Blender, Meat Grinder, & Food Processor

If you have ever browsed through an antique shop and seen the hand mixer used by our grandmothers, you wonder how they ever made do with it. Then along came the electric hand mixer, and we thought what a wonderful invention. Next came the mixer on a stand and we thought how wonderful, both hands are free to measure, pour, etc.

Today we have the Bosch mixer which has a motor so powerful that if the batter is too thick for the beaters which are inserted, it will literally break the beater rather than stop the motor. That is why the accessories are so great because they are powered by that same powerful motor. With the dough hook and the powerful motor it does a wonderful job in kneading bread, unlike any other mixer on the market

We make a wonderful Cranberry relish every year at holiday time. We had a very difficult time finding a meat grinder that would feed the cranberries through. We finally were so desperate that we purchased a hand meat grinder. One of our twelve-year-old grandsons was here the day we tried the cranberries in the hand grinder. That didn't work either. We laughed and cried and fussed and carried on! In exasperation my husband wondered, "What have we reduced ourselves to?" Our grandson thought he had a good taste of Amish life. Finally, we learned that the Bosch mixer had a meat grinder attachment, which we purchased. Now we smile and say, "What a breeze!" and we have not had to look any further. (By the way the hand grinder hasn't been taken off the shelf since.)

The blender also is the most powerful blender we have ever used. We purchased a Vita-Mix blender about 15 years ago, thinking we had the most powerful blender on the market. While it is a good blender, we hardly ever get it out, because we are so happy with the Bosch blender.

We haven't personally purchased the food processor yet. When we are ready to invest in one, we wouldn't consider anything else, because it would have the same powerful motor as all the other attachments have. If you decide to invest in the Bosch Mixer and attachments you will be amazed at what it can do and you will not regret making the purchase.

The Bosch mixer makes wonderful cakes, mashed potatoes, etc., but the most wonderful task of all is kneading our brown bread. We grind our wheat berries in the Nutrimill and then go straight to the Bosch mixer to mix the bread dough. We love our homemade brown bread and we wish you success as well. Happy cooking!




We are Mennonite folk who have been cooking for over 50 years. My husband was a pastor for 47 years and is now retired. We did a lot of entertaining for the church. We also owned a restaurant in Michigan and specialized in Pennsylvania Dutch cooking. We would like to apply that experience to earning money on the web. We now have a web site selling our favorite articles for the kitchen. Our web site is: http://www.kitchencookwarepro.com

Thanks To : cuisinart multiclad unlimited 12 piece cookware

Sunday, July 25, 2010

The blender more real! Haussler Alpha!

This amateur video shows the spiral kneading dough you can get better in Germany - which, as I am an amateur baker. It 'produced by Haussler, a German manufacturer of kitchen equipment semi-professionals and professionals. The Germans have a very good German bakery and bread are known worldwide for their quality and diversity. We offer over 300 different varieties of bread! The machine is called "Alpha Haussler," a product of solid, not plastic and a stainless steel kettle with large capacity of 8.5ltr. The dough hook is removable, and weighs 726g. This only shows his pure strength. In an emergency, it could well be used as a weapon for personal defense. One or two speed options. electronic timer. 380 watts! It seems small but it is not because everything depends on the transfer of power. This machine can mix up to 6 kg of dough, no problems whatsoever. All gross weight: 29 kg. One very effective, difficulty unadorned, well designed and not accuratelycheap, about € 1,300. Forget everything else, if you are a serious home baker, and if you can afford! No matter how young you will survive and be of service to your children and grandchildren. Here you can see, there are 1.8 kg for kneading the dough, 60% wheat, rye 40% with a moisture content of 72%. Takes about 10 minutes.

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