SC - Food processors

Stefan li Rous stefan at texas.net
Mon Nov 23 21:32:16 PST 1998


When wandering through Sam's Warehouse this evening I spotted two different
food processors. One was the big name brand and was around $140 or so with
various attachments. The other was smaller and had fewer attachments but
was only about $50 or so.

While I will probably go look up what Consumers Reports says, I'm curious
to find out how many of you really use a food processor for medieval type
cooking? And if so, what do you use it for? Are there any features I
should look for? Any that are worthless or that I should avoid? Which
accessories/blades have you found useful?

I do remember Baroness Clarissa using one when I have been at her house
cooking for upcoming feasts.

I do not cook big feasts and am only getting into period cooking but do
occasional dishes here at home and often for pot lucks both inside and
outside the SCA.

Hmmm. Along the lines of another thread on sausage grinders and stuffers,
would a food processor do a good job of grinding meat for sausage? Then
one of the funnels described could be used to stuff the casings.

Thanks.
  Stefan li Rous
  Ansteorra
  stefan at texas.net
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