A quiche for Kitchenaid owners

[Jins]

Here it is.

recipes, tips all welcome

Oops. I may have added the KitchenAid food processor as well. Both in cream

I have requested that contributions be available for those who wish to do that - don't know how John Lewis will do that though.

Now, what attachments do I need for this little beauty? My mum had a delightful flowery cover for hers before she lost it in a house move (the cover, not the mixer!)

This has to be the worst quiche ever! I haven't got one. I want one. I can't have one. I am very of all of you. Pah! Now I'm grumpy!

And just to add insult to injury, I've bloody posted on it and it's going to appear in my threads I'm on to remind me I haven't got one!

Damn you all!

Damn - forgot to add my KA credentials. I have the K50 - the smallest / cheapest of the commercial models. No pretty colours, but a stronger motor and an overload switch so I can't kill it by getting it to knead colour into sugarpaste.

Oooh hello all, fellow Kitchen Aid owner! Love love love mine! Have just had to request a new whisk though as a couple of the metal bits have popped out, makes a real racquet. Anyway they couldn't have been nicer!

So what are we making?

I need to join this quiche, I have a very ancient Kenwood Chef that was passed down to me (I think it's older than I am). It has two bowls and two liquidiser attachments, a whisk and two k beaters - I'm not sure you can get any other attachments for it now.

I've just whizzed together some triple chocolate muffins in it for the bake sale at DD2's school tomorrow.

Mo - you don't want one, you neeeed one.

Could you save all your birthday and Christmas money for one ?

Owners - I know there's more than one of you out there!!!

KitchenAid credentials - I have this beauty!

I also have the mincer but I must admit I don't use it much don't tell DH

I am thinking of getting the pasta attachment at some point. Would you recommend?

I'm in too (have posted on the other thread). I don't use mine that often - its just for looking pretty:o

I've got a lowly classic like this but seeing as it was on offer £250 and the artisan was £150 more at the time I didn't care.

Nothing wrong with a classic Jins tis timeless and still a thing of beauty

Is this for real? here for under £200
I REALLY want one but still that I bought a magimix for its price.

For under £200 I could persuade myself.

sleepytime - unless you are in the US, that is no good to you - to import it and get it to work you would have to change the motor

I'm putting a plee together as we speak! I have good grounds for a Kitchenaid, as DH has an expensive hobby, which exceeds spending that amount of money on one thing, so I think it's only fair!

£299

My DH decided after seeing it in use that I should have had one years ago.

To be fair a stand mixer is an essential piece of kitchen equipment. How many of our mothers have/had one?

That's a classic like mine stealth and not a bad price at the moment. Mine was £249 on offer

I'm joining please. Mine is several years old now and i still love it a lot.

ooh can I join!

I've had mine over a year now. I have the pasta attachement, the grinder, and the sausage stuffer. Only got the classic mixer, but find it fine for everything I need to do. I mostly make bread, pasta, and lots of cupcakes with mine!

Just posted on the other threat but qvc have a good deal on at the moment. Can't link cos of phone but it comes with lots of attachments and 3 interest free payments. I would love one but don't know what I would genuinely make !

My mother had (maybe has?) a Kenwood.

Chopstheduck - pasta maker - tell me more.... it has been on my & DH's wish list for ages. Do you have the extruding one or the roller one?

It's annoying how much cheaper they are in the US. I actually bought my grinder and sausage stuffer, and the shield whilst over there last month. More than 1/3 less that UK prices.

I've used the grinder to grind venison. It didnt exactly come out looking like shop mince - wasn't thin sausagey shaped - more tiny pieces of mashed up meat, but when it cooked up it was lovely.

I have the roller one - it is fab! I make the dough according to the recipe that came with it, in the mixer, then attach the roller and roll it out. Perfect pasta every time. It comes with a cutter to make tagliatelle or spaghetti, or dd makes I make tortelinni by hand.

I dont think I could use one of those pasta roller things that you wind by hand - it's much easier with an electric motor, having two hands to pass through the pasta.

this one. Some the pasta in there looks vile though! Mine is golden and smooth, lol.