"MattStan" > wrote in message
o.uk...
> 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
>

I used to use my Cuisinart food processor to make bread dough using the
plastic dough blade. FPs are very fast and efficient for smaller quantities
of dough but they heat it very quickly so you must not knead it too long.

Put the dry ingredients in the bowl and with the motor running, pour in the
water in a steady stream ( a cup should take about 45 secs). When the dough
comes together, carry on kneading for about one minute. If you don't want
the gluten to develop too much, stop the machine as soon as the water is
absorbed.
HTH
Graham

> I used to use my Cuisinart food processor to make bread dough using the
> plastic dough blade. FPs are very fast and efficient for smaller quantities
> of dough but they heat it very quickly so you must not knead it too long.
>
> Put the dry ingredients in the bowl and with the motor running, pour in the
> water in a steady stream ( a cup should take about 45 secs). When the dough
> comes together, carry on kneading for about one minute. If you don't want
> the gluten to develop too much, stop the machine as soon as the water is

Thanks Graham.

...matthew