Could this make rough puff pastry dough?
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I haven't made anything that stiff on mine yet, but I think you could probably start it on the mixer, but you'd likely need to finish kneading by hand.
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No it's a piece of junk I sent mine back didn't even have a 24 hours I would never buy this product
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This is a small food processor. I would not do dough in it unless it's a small amount.
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Yes, you can use this on which to roll out your dough for pastries. This was a trick I never knew I could do but picked up from another cooking website. Works well!
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You mean like "chunky" cookie dough, for like oatmeal cookies? Or do you mean pizza dough? B/c I haven't tried it with the latter but it fared pretty well w/ cookie dough -- the only thing you need to keep in mind is that it IS only 4 cups, so it would probably only hold about 2 1/2 cups flour & 1 stick of butter in order to have space to chunk it up :)
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I haven't tried it, but I would say probably. I use the bigger kitchen aid for heavy doughs!
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I have, with great results. I would suggest using a little less flour than the recipe calls for because this flour is pretty dense.
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Yes it can. Making the dough correctly or buying good dough is very important.
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pastry flour does not have enough gluten in it to create yeast breads....the all purpose flour would work well I think.
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Don't see why not :) as long as it's as pliable as Pasta Dough it should work great!! Use confectioners sugar to dust with :)
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This press will not work with stiff dough. The pressing mechanism is plastic and aluminum. When I tried to use this with a stiff dough it was clear that pushing hard enough to press out the dough would just break it.
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Very coarse. If you need flour you have to "crack"it first anyway and put it thru again otherwise you will regret the mess.
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I tried it in a flan (which is a custard). I thought it gave it a gritty texture. I wouldn't use it again. I have'nt tried it in anything else.
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Probably not. The pointed end of the scoop makes rolling up an ice cream ball easier, but this would not work with sticky dough. I use 2 tablespoons.
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I would suggest allowing it to get super dried out and try to remove as much as you can with a stiff paint brush or other stiff brush - not wire. Dough needs to be on the dry side with the inside heavily flour dusted prior to placing your dough in the banneton.
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Not any more than any wooden rolling pin. Just sprinkle a bit of flour on it when working with sticky dough as you would with any other rolling pin
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Yes! Make sure to use baking spray with flour though or you could lose chunks.
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I bet you could, but it is large enough to roll out a 9in pie dough and is not flexible. Others dough should kneed or roll great.