A quiche for Kitchenaid owners

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Here it is.

recipes, tips all welcome

No actual quiche Olivia but I'm sure we could all club together and rustle you one up... Nothing is too much trouble for a kitchenaid!

Classic owner here - still polish it every day!!!! Bought it for £150 on Amazon a couple of years ago. Anybody seen a good price on the glass bowl and spatter guard?

Loving the rivalry that is developing between us and the Wood Pussies! I feel we need a more catchy name and slogan though.....and a lot of their machines have names....is this below us and our superior machines or should we be getting in on the act?

Which Hummingbird book would you recommend? It seems like an investment when you own a KA

Well I am going to be very predictable and boring and call mine Kitty.

I haven't got any hummingbird books, have read some very mixed reviews on here, although a home economics teacher friend raves about them.

I am a Nigella and Mary Berry devotee, hopefully adding Dan Lepard to the list soon.

I also made a couple of Eric Lanard's recipes a few weeks back and they were great (though may start boycotting him due to his KMix ownership) I do however lust after attending one of his baking classes.

*Eric Lanlard sorry, damn autocorrect!

Hairy you haven't even met her yet....it may turn out to be a him....

I can't justify buying MORE cookery books, please tell me I don't need to!
I would really like a recipe for some melt in your mouth shortcrust pastry, any good ones?

Nope, I already know it is a she!
Do I need to even list the reasons why??!!

Oooooh liking the look of the Dan Lepard book!

Hummingbird books are good in parts... some of their recipes (muffins in particular) I find way too sweet, but cupcake and frosting recipes are a staple now, as is the brownie one.

I'm thinking Hollywood for mine....although could be a bit ostentatious for
my quietly classy cream machine, it is in homage to the great Paul Hollywood, but I keep getting a mental picture of the character "Hollywood" in the film Mannequin..anyone remember that? My favourite filmwhen I was younger :) Maybe if I owned a pink or purple one...back to the drawing board.

Mine is a boy - Kev

I need some good shortcrust pastry in my life.

Going to start baking with my DD next week and jam tarts is first on our list! She is only 19 months so I'm thinking things she can do with her hands that won't be too messy, any suggestions gratefully received.

I had a boyfriend called Kev, lets just say I won't be calling mine that :o

I did think about Kelvin!

I think we should also start a campaign to MNHQ for a cake smiley, us Kitchenaiders can take over the world!

Can I join to please? I have a red artisan and am in need of some attachments.

Having read through the thread I think I need
-a flexibeater
-the pasta maker
-the KA book
What else would you all suggest.

I heart my KA!

Welcome MrsPink firstly your artisan needs a name!

How about a slicer/shredder Mrs P

I am up to Christmas now with all my add ons.
How much am I going to weigh by then too :o

Thank god you are back Hairy I thought I heard the death bell ringing in the background.

Noooo for slice/shredder you need a magimix.

RE Hummigbird, I have the cake days book agree some of the cakes are very sweet, need small portions, but I still love it! not tried the brownies yet.

Tiger Bread

It worked really well