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Hi,
I want to make some chappatis (Indian flat bread made with chappati flour which is a blend of wheat and malted barley flours) and think I can use my Magimix to knead the dough (though I've never used the kneading attachment before), I also have a bread maker so don't do kneading when making bread. 2 questions. 1. Can I use the magimix to do the kneading and, if so, how do the timings compare to kneading by hand, IE. if the recipe says knead for 5 mins how long will the magimix take? 2. Can I use the bread maker to just knead and if so what setting do I use, basic bread dough? Thanks, ...matthew |
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