Attach the bowl and the dough hook to the mixer making sure you lock the head in place.
Kitchenaid bread hook speed. Anything which requires kneading can benefit from the use of a dough hook. Please note that using a kitchenaid mixer to knead your dough is equivalent to 8 10 minutes of kneading by hand. Kneading bread in a kitchenaid stand mixer for two minutes is equivalent to kneading by hand for 10 12 minutes due to the efficient planetary action of the mixer making it necessary to adapt your favorite recipe to the times and speeds suggested in the use and care guide. Speed 2 is the only speed that should be used.
The dough hook should be used for all yeast breads. Bake with jack 274 810 views. A bread dough hook attachment which is one of the attachments available for kitchenaid stand mixers. 2 cups warm water 1 1 2 tablespoons of yeast 2 3 cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 4 cup olive oil 5 5 1 2 cups white flour 1 tablespoon wheat germ optional.
When the dough climbs up the hook that is typically an indication that the kneading is. Rather than spending 10 minutes kneading the dough let the mixer take over the effort freeing you to do other things. Kitchen aid with dough hook. Actually the dough should form a ball and detach from the sides of the bowl.
When you knead for more than 10 minutes using the mixer you will notice the dough rising onto the dough hook. Take the work out of making homemade bread by using a dough hook on your kitchenaid mixer. Are you kneading for too long. Kneading dough in kitchen aid mixer and windowpane test.
Making a basic white bread dough with a kitchenaid. Five signs your bread dough is fully kneaded before and after bake with jack duration. Save your arms from kneading by using a dough hook. If you use a higher speed it is harder on your mixer motor and if you use a lower speed it will not provide enough momentum to knead properly.
Unlike other kneading kitchenaid beater attachments the dough hook attachment consists of dough hook which turns folds and reuses the dough in the mixing bowl. Turn the kitchenaid stand mixer back to the speed 2 setting and knead the bread dough until it begins to form a ball and adheres to the bread dough hook. Continue at this speed adding the rest of the flour 1 2 cup at a time until the dough clings to the hook and clears the sides of the bowl.