Parmesan Worms
I am probably why manufacturers put warning labels on things. Having to idiot proof everything knowm to man is because there are folks like me who open up a box and skip the directions. I am just so excited to get the gift that I want to set it up or try it RIGHT NOW.
A nice, nice person that I used to work with gave me the loviest gift for Christmas. She and I have had endless conversations about how much we love our red Kitchen Aid mixers. I have had mine for years and it's still chugging along. Much to my total surprise, Becky gave me a gift for my mixer. I got a grinder. So cool. I decided today that I wanted to use it.
I really didn't have meat to grind, only a huge chunk of Parmesan cheese.
So, I cut the chunk down to a smaller size in order to get it in the grinding shoot. I have done this many times with food processors. No big deal... right? I started up the mixer and then I was horrified. I never counted on what happened next. It wasn't what I expected and certainly wasn't very pretty. I felt like a doofus. See below...
I got Parmesan worms. Okay now...if I had read this...
I would know that the two discs that came with the grinder, weren't meant for grating cheese. This is why if all else fails, read the directions. Lesson learned.
6 Comments:
So, lets just add some flour and butter and TA DA! Cheese Straws - What a nice gift - think of the great hamburgers you can make next summer for your grill - yum - & you'll know what's in 'em!
Thanks for the kind words about the baby caps - they came together pretty fast (after I re-read and followed the directions a little more closely - that sound familiar? LOL)
I think blogger is trying to get all the "little guys" switched over - I only have 90 posts - so they can trouble shoot with switching ours over before they get to some of the bigger ones.
Have fun with your new toys! T.
Gee that never ocurred to me. I bagged it up and have it in the refrig. Maybe I can find a recipe.
Read directions? I only read them when knitting and crocheting. I am so excited about getting something new I don't want to waste time reading directions. Hubby will read them over and over and by then I have to take a nap.
I wondered about that blogger thing. I was willing to change over yesterday and it refused me so guess I will wait a bit longer. I have been blogging for about 18 months so I have a lot of posts too.
I SO need a Kitchen Aid mixer!
HT, my next grind will be meat for real chili grind Texas chili meat! I might read the directions for the grinder this time!
What a great post! Glad to know there's others like me out there. *lol* I love my (not red) Kitchen Aid mixer too. I don't have any of the attachments though, so this interested me.
Thanks for visiting my blog. Both yours are quite interesting. I visited The Virginia Purl first, and was going to leave a comment there, but I couldn't resist this one.
Thanks Leigh. You have the most wonderful pictures of weaving and I really loved the ones about the silk. I have some of those silk cocoons that I bought at Maryland Sheep and Wool but have never done anything with them. I might have to go back to your site and re-read it to figure out how to use them. I just thought they were so cool. I have a silk scarf but have never done anything with that either. Thanks for coming by!
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