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"Vox Humana" > wrote in message
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>> "Vox Humana" > wrote in message
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>> > "Dee Randall" > wrote in message
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>> >> Thanks a LOT for all these options. I hardly bake (except for bread)

> and
>> >> this recipe has got me started. The last week I've made a couple of
>> > loaves
>> >> of bread in the food processor. You've been a source of encouragement
>> >> regarding using the fp for doughs. So I appreciate from you your
>> >> information about how to get this cinnamon roll recipe halved and

> adapted
>> > to
>> >> the fp.
>> >> Your information filed under: "Cinnamon rolls."
>> >> Dee
>> >
>> > I like to bake but I detest cleaning up. My kitchen is small an it
>> > doesn't
>> > take much to turn it into a disaster zone. Since I have an open floor
>> > plan,
>> > it is like cooking in the living room, so I just can't close the door

> and
>> > hide a big mess. I find the food processor is a great help in

> preventing
>> > a
>> > mess when baking. When I use the stand mixer I inevitably send a cloud

> of
>> > flour across the kitchen. The FP contains he mess and makes quick work

> of
>> > producing bread dough and pie pastry. I have learned to use it for

> cookie
>> > dough and quick-bread batter.
>> >

>> I used my Cuisinart for many years to make bread dough until I bought the
>> Bosch to make large quantities of pain-au-levain. Starting at 6pm, I
>> usually had 16-18 400g loaves in the freezer by 11pm without too much
>> mess
>> to clean up. This morning, my kitchen is a wreck;-( With all the strain
>> with which I subjected it , the spindle cracked and is now being
>> replaced.
>> It will get another good work-out making pastry at xmas.
>> Graham

>
> You will have to share your holiday pastry recipes.
>

I will, later. I make an alternative to mince pies that is very popular.
The cheese alternative turned out well. Next time (always a next time) I'll
add a little cheese to the dough, I think. I used 250g of strong cheddar
for the roll. I think perhaps 300-350g might be a bit better - possibly
with a dash of nutmeg?
Your dough recipe is very flexible.
Graham