can you mix ground beef
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Hello Elena,I have used my KitchenAid several times to mix ingredients into ground beef for special burgers. I have also used it to mix spices into my homemade pork sausage. I have never had a problem. Make sure you do not use a meat that is not thoroughly thawed and break it apart as you put it in the mixing bowl. I have had the best luck with the dough hook attachment. IMHO the only thing that can make your meat tough is if it is too lean or not cooked properly. Good luck.Bob
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Hello Elena, I have used my KitchenAid several times to mix ingredients into ground beef for special burgers. I have also used it to mix spices into my homemade pork sausage. I have never had a problem. Make sure you do not use a meat that is not thoroughly thawed and break it apart as you put it in the mixing bowl. I have had the best luck with the dough hook attachment. IMHO the only thing that can make your meat tough is if it is too lean or not cooked properly. Good luck. Bob
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Any good salad would do. Can also use refried beans, stir fry ground beef, chicken, pork in bottom, then lettuce tomatoes and such on top, then sour cream or a southwest salad dressing. Oh then add salas, and or cheese.
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I mixed pork fat with my deer meat and it ground it. Like i said for the money it did the small amount of meat i had. I'm used to a butcher shop grade grinder
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I haven't done it, but I know it can be done for smaller, thinner cuts. Because of the cold temperature, it will take longer for the unit to get hot enough for pressure. So there may not be much of a time savings over thawing in the microwave and then pressure cooking. I definitely would not try ground meat, as it would cook in a block and would not crumble. Plus, without browning it would not look very appetizing.
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Betty ,I have never tried that but I woul think no. Whatever is milled must be fairly soft .......tomatoe, boiled potatoes etc. I think you would be much happier with a small hand meat grinder. Here is the least expensive example I found. Starfrit 093347 Manual Meat Grinder
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I have never tried to do that I like it the way it is, but it is to hot for the rest of the family. I would think if you don't use the whole pack it wouldn't have a good blend. Maybe try it once to see, you can also use the original mix and add a little black pepper and garlic power, I do this a lot and it's not as hot.
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No. What ever you use needs to be ground. So either buy ground coffee or grind it yourself. Hmmm. Sounds good right about now.
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I have had better success mixing with cold beverages like milk & Carnation SF instant breakfast mix. You can also add to mashed potatoes, sprinkle it on top of veggies then toss to mix.
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Yes you can. Just make sure everything is fully cooked all the way through. I'd use a meat thermometer just to be on the safe side.
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Yes. The directions tell you how to mix it. It is the best if you use balsamic and rice vinegar and EV olive oil.
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You can mix them without problems. The center will probably sound much louder so you just need to adjust your amp to your taste.
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It will only work with ground meat. Maybe invest in a meat grinder.....that's my next purchase!
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There is a recipe in their cookbook for one that uses a box mix. I haven't tried it yet.
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that is a good question I don't know if you can mix it with that the only thing I can suggest is take a small portion of it can mix it and proceed to what you're trying to do and see if it works out that way I wish I could be more help and hope its mixes well good luck
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I usually make meatballs adding chopped onions, cracker crumbs, salt, pepper, Italian seasoning, etc . I brown small meatballs in oil and make sure they are cooked through. I use them with pasta or put into lasagna. I have made hamburgers and meatloaf. I use it wherever ground beef is called for. I haven't been disappointed yet, but our favorite is the meatballs.
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That would depend on the size (dimensions) of container the ground beef is packed in.
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Well, of course you do. Unless you are using hamburger meat or similar. (That's already ground).