Bentley Green
07-29-2008, 01:59 PM
How many of you own a food grinder or food chopper?
This comes in many forms. One is an accessory for a stand mixer, one is a hand crank manual unit that clamps to the table, one is a separate electric unit and the other on is the food processor.
I own both the separate electric unit and the food processor. They are both powerful machines. But the separate electric unit gives you more of that authentic uniform butcher-shop-style grind, while the food processor gives you a somewhat roughly chop style. You'll have to use the pulse button on the FP to prevent over prosessing the meat, or you'll end up with mush.
But I still like them both! I like to grind my own meat for burgers, meat loaf and spaghetti sauces for pasta and lasagna.
This comes in many forms. One is an accessory for a stand mixer, one is a hand crank manual unit that clamps to the table, one is a separate electric unit and the other on is the food processor.
I own both the separate electric unit and the food processor. They are both powerful machines. But the separate electric unit gives you more of that authentic uniform butcher-shop-style grind, while the food processor gives you a somewhat roughly chop style. You'll have to use the pulse button on the FP to prevent over prosessing the meat, or you'll end up with mush.
But I still like them both! I like to grind my own meat for burgers, meat loaf and spaghetti sauces for pasta and lasagna.