Just bought a Kitchenaid pro 600 mixer, tell me what you know about it and any mixer hints and tips or recipes?

Sep 27, 2009 by Just lookin | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I bought the slicer/shredder accoutrement, the hard to find 3 qt. bowl with whisk attachment (because a 6 qt. bowl won't be needed every time), it comes with the uninteresting paddle, a dough hook and pouring shield. What do you think of the pasta rolling-pin?

If you charge out of making homemade pasta then absolutely buy the pasta breaker. I have it and use it all the time and it works great. The roller also comes with a spaghetti and fettuccine maker as well. I of course love it and highly recommend it.

Bears Mom | Sep 27, 2009

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