Can you use it to roll down pizza dough?
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Sure, it's great for rolling out any kind of dough. The width of the roller is only 5 1/2" so you're going to be making small pizzas.....
585806
The machine is not very good. I tried using it on fondant and it pulls the dough on one side. It is too narrow for pizza dough. I wish I returned it. I hope this helps.
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Yes you can do dough only , Did not last me long and I take care of my appliances. Just totally stopped working .
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This is a pasta maker atachment, that snaps into the kitchen aid mixing head.You might be able to use it for pie dough, but the mixer itself does such a good job mixing any kind of dough you put into it,I dont know why you want to use anything else.
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not on VERY HEAVY DOUGH however you can research Kitchen Aid and there are optional blades that can be purchased for specific purposesAnn Gelina
848316
You can make the dough, let it rise for a bit, take it out and bake it. My daughter does this for cinnamon rolls.
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Don't roll out the dough, just pinch off enough to fill each cavity and press down. I make an organic dough from trial and error....works great and the treat portions are perfect.
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Absolutely! I use the dough cycle on my bread machine all the time with Caputo 00 flour. This is a 'wetter' dough than a normal pizza dough. It can be a bit sticky, but a floured surface and floured hands are all you need. Once you are used to working with this type of dough, it's no more difficult to use than any other flour. Keep in mind, however, unlike with many more forgiving recipes, bread and pizza dough (especially, this type) really need to use exact measurements and less guesswork (and a HOT oven). Here is a perfect recipe for pizza dough with Caputo 00 flour (make it by weight and, if possible, let it sit over night in the fridge. Or not!): http://www.fornobravo.com/PDF/Using-caputo-tipo00.pdf I use the bread machine's dough cycle with this recipe and it is always perfect!
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I have not tried pizza dough yet but this is a really sturdy machine and I don't doubt it ability to handle anything you throw at it. Before I bought mine, I looked at footage of it being used for pizza dough and other stuff being made on you-tube. Just type in the name of the mixer.
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Yes you can. But let it heat up first before putting your dough or pizza to prevent sticking.
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Rolls dough to various thickness and cuts various widths, not a mixer. Buy a Kitchen aid stand mixer with dough hook.
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I do not know how is that you are doing it. It had worked perfectly for me although these products are not made for "heavy" dough. You have to open the bottom part (where the cookie discs are) and put there the disc that you want to use and close it back again.
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Sorry, couldn't figure out how to expound on my 'yes' answer. I have used it to make tortillas and flatbreads, so if you are going for a thin crust pizza it should work...not sure how thick you could make it though. Hope that helps!
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I have used it only as a pastry mat to roll out cookie dough. I personally did not like it and won't use it again. The dough stuck like glue. Maybe I am doing something wrong.
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This is a great recipe for rolls: http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/RecipeDisplay?RID=R224 There is another recipe just like this one on that site, also. I use my food processor all the time for this. You make the dough then let it sit in the fridge all week! I also use it for pizza dough.
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Hi, Brianna! The machine can be used for rolling fondant. As with pasta dough, make sure to start at the widest setting and move through each setting to thin the fondant. Skipping steps can strip the gears and ruin the machine. When you are finished, if you notice any fondant or dough stuck in the sides of the roller, you can remove the pieces with a toothpick. Wipe down after use, and never expose the machine to any water.
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it works GREAT for making pie crust, pizza dough,biscuts,pasta dough, but i would not suggest using it for bread dough.i would use a kitchen aid mixer with a bread hook, or a bread maker.
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As wide as the opening. You can roll a large roll or ball of dough, because it all gets fed in by tiny increments as the roller moves along. This is good for softening dough. If you want to make patterns or gradations, no bigger than about the width of a pencil.