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Five Creative Ways to Use a Food Processor

From chopping to slicing and shredding; we find that a good food processor is an essential tool for any kitchen. But do you know that food processors are also capable of so much more than just whipping up a quick tomato sauce? Read on to learn about five lesser-known uses of the food processor. Visit :<br>https://kitchenaid.co.nz/collections/food-processors<br>

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Five Creative Ways to Use a Food Processor

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  1. 5 Ingenious Ways of Using a Food Processor From chopping to slicing and shredding; we find that a good food processor is an essential tool for any kitchen. But do you know that food processors are also capable of so much more than just whipping up a quick tomato sauce? Read on to learn about five lesser-known uses of the food processor.

  2. 1-Knead Pizza Dough You can knead pizza dough with hands in 8 minutes or in a stand mixer in 5 minutes, but kneading it in the food processor will save some more time. Just add flour, sugar, and yeast together in your food processor, iced water and pulse it for approximately10 seconds, or until no dry flour remains. Then let the dough rest for 10 minutes, and refrigerate for at least 24 hours. Properly kneaded dough should have a smooth and almost glossy appearance.

  3. 2-Crush Ice You might have never thought of your food processor as a tool which helps you make smoothies but it is perfect for crushing ice: simply pulse up to 2 cups of ice cubes until it is finely ground. Put the crushed ice in a cup, and add strawberries, milk, vanilla ice-cream, and enjoy your strawberry smoothie.

  4. 4-Grind Nut Flours The difference between the consistencies from nut butter to nut flour depends largely on how long you have processed the nuts. The longer your process them, they release more oil, taking them closer and closer to nut butter. Pulse 2 cups of whole almonds, hazelnuts, peanuts, cashews, or pistachios until they are finely ground, 16 to 20 pulses. You will end up with about 2½ cups of nut flour that is perfect for gluten-free and paleo baking.

  5. 5-Make Bread Crumbs Making bread crumbs on your own allows you to control the size of those crumbs, and also you can use any type of bread simply tear the bread into pieces, and pulse it in your food processor until it is ground to the desired texture.

  6. Kitchen Aid NZ Address: PO Box 38729 Howick, Auckland, New Zealand 2145 Phone Number: 0800 881 200 Website: https://kitchenaid.co.nz/

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