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food processor tricks

Dec 17

Posted by The Net Gourmet in Food Processors

Braun food processor problem. Please help?

I make bread dough using my food processor .. the enclosed type with a feed tube. Why does some of the dough go up under the blade especially when I turn the motor on high. Any tricks to avoid this happening.

i also make dough in my food processor and I always lightly oil the bowl and the blade with olive oil. I just dab some on a paper towel and wipe the blade and inside the bowl. I hope this helps. I also run mine at a lower speed until it’s mixed well as the highter speeds can cause friction and heat to build up and this can actually break down the gluten and yeast in the bread.

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Handy Prep

Dec 15

Posted by The Net Gourmet in Food Processors

Can you install a program on a portable hard drive that requires a serial key to install the program?

My father has a test prep program he needs to install, and the program can only be installed twice. It was already installed once by another user, he purchased the program online from the former user.
The program requires a serial key to be installed.

We were just wondering, could the program be installed on a portable hard drive and then used on multiple computers, or would it only be able to be used on the computer it was installed from on the portable?

It’s not malicious, we were just wondering as he is thinking of installing it on his work laptop, but he’s supposed to get a new one in a month, and thereby that would be no good, so a portable installation would come in handy, but is it possible, or would the program not work from the drive on another computer?
Windows XP

I believe it depends on the specific program and also type of computer(s) you are using. But in my experience, if it says it can only be installed twice, it can only be installed twice. You might be able to transfer the program from you dad’s laptop to his new computer when he gets the new one but, again, I don’t know what platform you are using, etc.

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This handy prep 3-cup food processor is the ultimate compact multi-tasker. A powerful motor and durable 3-cup Lexan® resin work bowl lets you quickly chop, slice, shred, mix and puree ingredients, as well as knead dough. Ingredients can be added during processing through a feed tube on the bowl cover. The handy prep also includes a bonus feed chute attachment for continuous shredding and slicing of large quantities of ingredients. Includes an instruction and recipe book. Product Features 3-cup to unlimited slicing/shredding capacity Compact in size, yet powerful enough to knead bread dough with ease Stainless steel chopping blade, slicing and shredding discs Chute attachment for continuous slicing and shredding Ejector disc Instruction/Recipe book Full 5-year motor warranty Limited 3-year warranty on entire unit

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Flat Blade

Dec 12

Posted by The Net Gourmet in Food Processors

I ruined the surface of my flat iron! How can I fix it?!?!?

Okay, I saw this thing in a hair book about making “blades” with your hair…..spritzing a small strand with hair spray and flat ironing it. Well, I did that to my whole head (It looked awsome, by the way!!) but now there is burnt hairspray cemented onto my iron!! I can’t get it off for anything!! CAn you help me please!!!!!

Pour rubbing alcohol onto a small towel and wipe away! After that rinse with water and dry well.