Kenwood Chef - Fun and Practical

Rossy2692

Finally make a decent cake in my Kenny!!! Ingredients at room temp and used flexi beater on min speed for about 4 mins, until all mixed in, used the all in one method

Rossy2692

Last of the cake gone today, was def a winner, think I might make another, got eggs to use up!

Grumpysally

Does anyone have a recipe for spelt bread?
Thanks

marmitepotato

Rossy2692 wrote: »

Finally make a decent cake in my Kenny!!! Ingredients at room temp and used flexi beater on min speed for about 4 mins, until all mixed in, used the all in one method

Flexi beater? Never heard of that, can I get one for my Kmix?

joedenise

Just had a look on the Kenwood site but it doesn't look as though the flexibeater is available for the KMix machines. Might be worth a call to them to ask though as they don't actually show many attachments on their website.

Denise

Rossy2692

Made another cake today, just to make sure the last one wasn't a fluke and yes looks like the min speed short mix all in one method is suited for my Kenny! am a happy baker

louisaL

Have just been bought a mix and yesterday made meringues and a lemon drizzle.

Does anyone have any recipes

Adrian_Wines

I purchased a 'repair kit' for my smoking mixer. Regrettably in my exuberance I remove all electronic components. Can anyone please advise me how I connect the triac, 2 resistors and 2 capacitors. Failing that I have purchased a replacement PCB , but no connections details. Help, please

Nicki

Adrian_Wines wrote: »

I purchased a 'repair kit' for my smoking mixer. Regrettably in my exuberance I remove all electronic components. Can anyone please advise me how I connect the triac, 2 resistors and 2 capacitors. Failing that I have purchased a replacement PCB , but no connections details. Help, please

:rotfl:

No idea. Can tell you how to make a sponge cake though which is what this thread is really about

Maybe try asking on the techie thread or a specific kenwood service forum?

ginvzt

Can I join the club? Santa dropped off his gift early this year and it was a huge box with the Chef in it! Well, since our kenwood food processor bowl broke a week or two ago, and I wanted a chef for a few years...

I was allowed to "unwrap" it, so yesterday I made a half batch of basic artisan bread in 5 min (I know it doesn't need kneading, but it was so satisfying!), and chocolate fondants for desert as we had guests. My two little piglets/chefs/helpers were much impressed by the new toy too!

Unfortunately our kitchen is really tiny and the chef has to live in a storage room/pantry.... I got in the package the liquidiser, mincer and continuous juicer. Can't seem myself using the last one much, but as it was included in the package, I am not complaining.