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Kitchen Tip: Shredding Meat Using Kitchen-Aid Stand Mixer

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

I am not really sure where I learned this trick but when you are cooking up some meat for a large crew (like I am often doing for my big family of 6) this is a really nice time saver. This works with chicken, beef or pork. Any meat that you needed shredded for whatever dish you are making. I cook up pork or beef roast in the crock-pot, shred it up in my Kitchen-Aid stand mixer (which was an extravagant gift from my wonderful husband who sometimes spoils me for my birthday)

This go around I baked up 6 boneless skinless chicken breasts to use in a dish for chicken enchiladas (recipe to follow soon!) that needed shredded chicken.

So here is how it works.

Put your meat in the bowl of your Kitchen-Aid stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment.

Kitchen Tip - Shredded Meat In Kitchen-Aid

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Pardon the slightly dirty top of my Kitchen-aid. I blame my husband…you see I baked the chicken but then I had to run out the door to pick up our youngest daughter from her after-school program and so I asked him to shred the chicken in the Kitchen-Aid and take pictures for the blog…he did not think to make sure the mixer was wiped down….oh well it is what it is….

Next turn the mixer on low….low speed is important, otherwise you will have meat flying around your kitchen….my dogs love when that happens….

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Holiday Gift Idea: 6-Quart KitchenAid Stand Mixer – 58% Off!

Monday, November 28th, 2011

Holiday Gift Idea

KitchenAid Professional 600 Series 6-Quart Stand Mixer Gloss Cinnamon And Silver

If you have been wanting to find a great deal on a nice top of the line Kitchen-Aid stand mixer you are not going to want to miss out on today’s Amazon Gold Box deal of the day for Cyber Monday! This is available for TODAY ONLY so hurry and snap this deal up!

KitchenAid KP26M1PSL Professional 600 Series 6-Quart Stand Mixer, in Gloss Cinnamon or Silver

  • List Price: $499.99
  • Price: $259.99 PLUS Free Shipping from Amazon Prime
  • You Save: $240.00 (48% off)
  • PLUS Submit for $50 Mail In Rebate (get rebate form)
  • Final Price: $209.99 (58% off!)

Hot hot hot! I have this 6-quart kitchen aid (in copper) and L♥VE it! Mine cost a fortune because my husband does not know how to find a deal (LOL)

 

 



Sweepstakes: Win a Kitchen-aid Mixer

Monday, August 29th, 2011

Kitchen Aid Stand MixerOur pals over at Offers.com is running a really great sweepstakes going on right now where you can enter for a chance to win a Kitchen-aid stand mixer. Just in time for all that holiday baking that is coming up soon!

Entry is simple, all you need to do is enter your email address and date of birth. “Like” Offers.com on Facebook or subscribe to the Offers.com Top 5 Daily Deals newsletter.

Easy!

Contest ends 9/4/2011 at 11:59 PM CST.

 



Save Money On Ground Beef

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

The prices of ground beef can be pretty high with non-sale prices in some areas as high as $5.00 a pound. Good sales can be few and far between but if you are willing to put a little effort into saving on meat you can shave some of the cost on ground beef.

1. Invest in a meat grinder. You can find a hand cranked meat grinder for about $30 retail or if you have a Kitchen-Aid stand mixer you can purchase a very nice meat grinding attachment for about the same price. Also check thrift stores, consignment shops and eBay for a deal on used meat grinders.

2. Watch for rock bottom prices on whole cuts of meat. This week my local store had rump roasts for $1.99 a lb. which was much cheaper than the $3.99 for pre-ground beef.

3. Purchase whole cuts of beef in bulk as your budget allows. With the sale price of $1.99 I went ahead and bought 3 large roasts at around 5 pounds each.

4. Grind your meat and package for freezing. First cut your meat into chunks small enough to fit in the grinder and follow the manufacture instructions and grind it up. The instructions for the Kitchen-Aid attachment says to grind the meat twice. Then package your meat for future use. Use quality freezer bags, vacuum sealer bags, or freezer containers to freeze your raw hamburger meat. For easy meals you may wish to brown some ground beef and freeze crumbled unseasoned or seasoned (think taco meat) for meals. Additionally you can pre-make meatballs and meatloaf too and freeze it for easy meal preparation.

In all grinding and packaging your own beef only takes 20-30 minutes and can the cost of the meat grinder can easily be recouped after just a few pounds of grind at home beef!