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Topic	Is there a trick to kneading dough?
badjay 10/06/22 8:25:38 PM #16:	Dmess85 posted... Me too, specifically a KitchenAid with dough hook I bought mine explicitly because it came with a spiral dough hook, but yes. I make great and easy and not messy bread in my kitchenaid. Wheat breads, white breads, pizza dough. Easy pz. I tried making bread once and it's bullshit all the nonsense mess with flour you have to do on a counter top. Have fun cleaning that mess. Throw ingredients in stand mixer walk away for 8 minutes, take it off the hook, let it rise in the bowl. Take it out, do another knead and place it in the bread pan to rise and then cook. You'll have bread ready in about...6 hours lol. You can speed it up with a proofing box however or putting it in your oven but meh. --- [05:45:34] I bought an American L and it was like a tent <cite>badjay posted [p:968539874] in Is there a... [t:80188705]...</cite> <quote>Dmess85 posted... </cite><quote>Me too, specifically a KitchenAid with dough hook</quote>I bought mine explicitly because it came with a spiral dough hook, but yes. I make great and easy and not messy bread in my kitchenaid. Wheat breads, white breads, pizza dough. Easy pz. I tried making bread once and it's bullshit all the nonsense mess with flour you have to do on a counter top. Have fun cleaning that mess. Throw ingredients in stand mixer walk away for 8 minutes, take it off the hook, let it rise in the bowl. Take it out, do another knead and place it in the bread pan to rise and then cook. You'll have bread ready in about...6 hours lol. You can speed it up with a proofing box however or putting it in your oven but meh. --- [05:45:34] I bought an American L and it was like a tent</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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