If you do not have a paddle attachment, but a recipe you want recommends using one, you can use a flat beater, which works in much the same way as a paddle attachment. You can also mix your ingredients by hand with a large spoon. Are beaters the same as paddle … Read full review
The KitchenAid 5-Quart Artisan mixer is the classic we all know and love and a high-quality tool ideal for small-to-medium jobs. Larger quantities might be an issue, but this is the perfect tool for regular quintessential baking tasks and the long list of jobs that KitchenAid attachments can assist with. How … Read full review
With 575 watts of power and a 6-quart bowl capacity, these stand mixers can handle recipes calling for up to 14 cups of flour. This translates into 8.5 standard loaves of bread dough or up to 13 dozen cookies at full capacity. How much dough can a KitchenAid mixer handle? The … Read full review
A paper plate. Before using your hand mixer, poke the beaters through some holes in a paper plate. You’ll have a super quick, cheap and easy shield that will protect your cupboards and counters from an unnecessary mess. How do you keep flour from flying out of a mixer? There’s actually … Read full review
Be sure to use cold water, since warm or hot water will cause the flour to clump together. If you want a thicker sauce, add a little more flour. What happens if you add flour directly to hot liquid? If you dump straight flour into any hot liquid, it will gel … Read full review