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| The Mixer Bible: Over 300 Recipes for Your Stand Mixer | 
| Authors: Meredith Deeds, Carla Snyder Publisher: Robert Rose
List Price: $27.95 Buy New: $18.45 as of 3/16/2010 15:03 EDT details You Save: $9.50 (34%)
Rating: 82 reviews
Media: Paperback Edition: 2nd Pages: 432 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7 Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 7 x 1.2
ISBN: 0778802035 Dewey Decimal Number: 641.589 EAN: 9780778802037 ASIN: 0778802035
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| • | ISBN13: 9780778802037 | | • | Condition: NEW | | • | Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark. |
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Product Description
From simple to spectacular, recipes created for the stand mixer. Sales of the stand mixer are consistently on the rise -- understandably, since it's perhaps the most integral piece of culinary equipment one can own. No other machine can knead dough, grind meat, slice vegetables, whip egg whites and make ice cream. This new edition features 40 brand new recipes and 16 pages of all-new color photography. The outstanding collection of delicious recipes will inspire everything from appetizers and soups to homemade pasta dishes and sausages, from divine desserts to special snack treats. Some of the delicious recipes include: - Parmesan cheese straws; minestrone; falafel pitas; deep-dish chicken and sausage pie with biscuit crust
- Potato latkes; Hungarian sausage; garlic kielbasa; basic egg pasta; lemon black pepper pasta
- Banana walnut bread; sour cherry scones with orange glaze; the ultimate chocolate chip cookie
- Cranberry maple squares; banana cream pie; chocolate amaretto cake; French vanilla ice cream.
A special section on understanding the equipment answers questions about stand mixers and their attachments and gives detailed information on their uses. Also included are dozens of valuable tips and techniques from expert chefs.
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| Customer Reviews: Good variety February 23, 2010 Linda Biedermann (Western NY) I expected the book to be about baking, but it contains all kinds of foods and recipes to try the attachments with. Not what I expected, but a good general cook book. I don't think I needed it since I don't have attachments and I already have lots of cook books.
yuuummmmy! February 3, 2010 Danielle L. Cullins 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this cookbook based off the reviews (as everyone else did) and i didn't let me down!!! The first thing I made was monkey bread! the best ever. then i made lots, and lots, and lots of other stuff :) The layout of this cookbook is ideal... the ingredients are in order of use, it has a make ahead section on every recipe, an tells you how to keep it after cooking (refrigerate, room temperature, freezer) as well as how long it will keep.
Just buy it, you will love it!
Very detailed February 1, 2010 captaincivil (San Angelo, TX) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book was a gift for my wife, and she's made a few things from it. It's very detailed, with long explanations for just about every phase of making something (such as for soufflés and types of crust).
NOW THAT'S A COOKBOOK January 31, 2010 L. Monges (Davis, Ca United States) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I just got a New Kitchen Aid mixer for Christmas. I asked myself...'Now what am I gonna do with it?' I searched online for a recipe book that....well got good reviews and decided to give it a try. I have not had it long enough to try some of the recipes that require attachments. I don't have any as of yet...Birthday is coming. I have however tried some of the sweet desert recipes and some of the bread recipes and Mmmmmm....mmm...boy did they turn out yummy! I have decided to have a bit of fun with my cookbook and Kitchen Aid by handed this book to each family member to randomly pick a recipe they would like me to create. So far SO 'GOOD'.
Pleased as usual January 30, 2010 Norman Clark (Peru, IL) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Bought the mixer Bible as a gift and quite frankly had a hard time giving it away. The recipient was thrilled and I have been graced with several "treats" as a result. I would buy another for myself, however, I have a roomful of cookbooks and am simply out of room for anymore.
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