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![]() "Geoman1" <Geo1> wrote in message ... > > We also have the kichenaid mixer, I wonder if there are copper bowls for > that? Also, maybe its me, but I honestly think the egg whites beeted better > with the old two beater type table blender my mother and grandmother use to > use. I don't think I get the volume with that kitchenaid with one beater. > Any others with a comment concerning this? > > Thanks Vox for the great response. There are copper bowl inserts available for the KA stand mixer. I get such great results just using the SS bowl and whisk that I can't see buying the copper insert. As I said, I put the whites and cream of tartar (or lemon juice or vinegar) in the bowl, set it over the flame, and whisk like mad until a soft foam has formed and the eggs are very warm. I move the bowl to the mixer, turn it to medium high, and start adding the sugar. A stiff foam forms in a couple of minutes. |
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