I recently bought cuisinart 8 cup food processor and tried kneading the dough but it’s sticking to the stem adapter of the base.Does this happen to you?What’s the trick to prevent it from happening?
Yes. You can add warm water, boiling water might pre cook your flour. Add warm water. Sometimes even you can add warm milk to make them Softer and especially if kids will be eating it.
It’s from cuisineart. It’s really an old food processor, probably like 8-10 years old. But I have used this technique on lot of other brands and works fairly well.
Hi, here is the link for chapati (indian whole wheat bread) I made from the dough. ruclips.net/video/IJTznEkFqnU/видео.html This is one of the first videos that grabbed YT attention so making dough followed it.
This one is from Cuisinart. This model is not manufactured anymore, I am using this one for last 6-7 years. But any food processor with the blades looking like the one from video work.
It’s dough to make Indian bread called roti. But you can use this with method and add more ingredients like yeast, salt or any additional grains for baking bread too.
Just try adding little bit more water. Every dough is different but I have seen if we add 1 cup flour and 3/4 cup water to begin and slowly add the water, you will know what’s ideal for the type of flour you use. Give it a try. It’s life saving.
Thank you so much for showing us and explaining in detail.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the info and very nice and informative video.
Thank you
Great vid. Clear instructions and straight to the point.
Thank you
Thank you for very detailed recipe.
I like the background music and very warm light☀🌌🎆
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for sharing the useful information
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful 👌🏻explanation sister
Thank you for your kind words
Hey Charu! Thax for your video and I have a question! How much watts is your food processor? Is 450 watts enough for kneading bread dough?
Yes it should be enough. Mine is 350 watts and it works just fine. Make sure you try on lowest mode.
@@11charu11 Thax so much for your answer☺ It helps a lot!
very nice and a new idea for using my food processor; thank you!!
I am glad it’s helpful.
Thanks for answering my question so fast and for your video! I'll enjoy this!
You are most welcome. Hope you enjoy my channel ❤️❤️
Excellent tutorial. Just right. Thank you.
Thank you
Thank you 🙏 for showing this step by step. Most videos are not as clear as yours.
Thanks for your comment. I am glad it helped you.
Well done
What about yeast?
I recently bought cuisinart 8 cup food processor and tried kneading the dough but it’s sticking to the stem adapter of the base.Does this happen to you?What’s the trick to prevent it from happening?
Try to adjust water quantity, try with little bit less water and run it for little bit more time and see if it helps.
Thanks for share the video
My pleasure
Khup chan
Useful
Thank you
Can one use boiling water as most roti recipes call to add boiling water
Yes. You can add warm water, boiling water might pre cook your flour. Add warm water. Sometimes even you can add warm milk to make them
Softer and especially if kids will be eating it.
is plain flour/all purposr flour goes with this recipe?
This is whole wheat flour. All purpose flour also works well with this recipe.
thanks
Can you mention the name of the brand that you used?
Thank you.
It’s from cuisineart. It’s really an old food processor, probably like 8-10 years old. But I have used this technique on lot of other brands and works fairly well.
Would love to see finished bread. Thank you
I have another video on how to roll a chapati. That’s Indian flat bread I made from this dough. You can check the channel.
It would have been good to see what you made with dough.
Hi, here is the link for chapati (indian whole wheat bread) I made from the dough.
ruclips.net/video/IJTznEkFqnU/видео.html
This is one of the first videos that grabbed YT attention so making dough followed it.
There was no mention of yeast, why?
What size food processor did you use - How many cups does it hold?
This is an 8 cup food processor. This one is pretty old and I guess they stopped making this model, but mine is still working well.
@11charu11 Thank you so much. Do you have a video showing the next step? Do you let sit or put in refrigerator over night?
What brand Atta did you use? Keep up the great work 👍
Cuisinart probably.
I use Sohum lokwan atta. Sometimes Sujata gold atta.
Can’t adjust the speed on my food processor - it’s either on, pulse or off
Youl can try just by keeping it on. “ON” if the dough is stuck, try pulse for couple of times
Yeast???
Mastach
Thank you!
So good, thanks.
Can i do this to my bread dough?
Yes totally.
Which food processor is this? Which model?
This one is from Cuisinart. This model is not manufactured anymore, I am using this one for last 6-7 years. But any food processor with the blades looking like the one from video work.
when do you add the yeast to make it rise?
This is the dough for making roti (Indian bread) that doesn’t need yeast.
That attachment isn't made for mixing dough, the motor will eventually burn out,
Not really. I have been using my food processor for over 7 years now.
I will try but for dough is a different attachment.
Hmm. Where is the yeast?
It’s dough to make Indian bread called roti. But you can use this with method and add more ingredients like yeast, salt or any additional grains for baking bread too.
At 80yr OLD I can do a lot more than make bread dough,you know what I mean?
I said 8 year old. I would never underestimate an 80 year old.
My dough became so hard
Just try adding little bit more water. Every dough is different but I have seen if we add 1 cup flour and 3/4 cup water to begin and slowly add the water, you will know what’s ideal for the type of flour you use. Give it a try. It’s life saving.
the sound is not good I am quite disappointed
I am sorry for your disappointment. I am shooting videos with my phone and limited resources in my free time. I will try to do my best.
The sound is perfect for me, thank you for taking the time to show this 🎉
What about yeast?
This is for Indian bread called roti or naan. We don’t use yeast.