Re: Fwd: Whole Wheat-Oat Pancakes

[Guest guest]

A cursory search indicates that you may be right although they might have made one previously. Sounds like you're good to go here regardless!

Re: Fwd: Whole Wheat-Oat Pancakes

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> Date: Wednesday, June 1, 2011, 10:10 PM

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> Ya know, I had my KitchenAid for 20 years and never bought an attachment for it. I don’t know why I didn’t. But I have most of the attachments for both my Bosch Compact and my Bosch Universal. And now I don’t have my KitchenAid because I gave it to my daughter.

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- You have both? I'm so jealous. I love my universal, but was not able to

afford the extras. Hoping I can soon. That is why I looked into getting the

blender when mentioned it, then found out it would not fit my machine.

Guess it just was not time for me to have it yet. :>{

My time will come though. I got my pressure canner this year, had my Vitamix for

awhile now, as well as other smaller gadgets. No where near 's league

though.

Vickey in Alaska

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http://www.amazon.com/Marcato-8308-Atlas-Grain-Mill/dp/B000UV492E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=\

UTF8 & s=home-garden & qid=1306950909 & sr=8-1

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> > The dry container for the Vitamix will turn oat groats into

beautiful flour. I also have a flaker/roller, but have found that if you play

around with the VM, you can get a course grind (similar to steel cut oats) or a

very finely ground flour, depending on how long you grind it. I am gluten free,

so I often do flour blends, and find that certified gluten free oats do make a

lovely contribution to both flavor and texture.

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> > ._,___Whe REGULARLY kicks self in the bum for selling her

Bosch Compact Kitchen machine....NO CLUE why I did that

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There's one listed on eBay but it's $70. I really wish the blender and slicer had fit--I was going to ask $50 for both. (

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From: kjtbeskimo <vickeym@...>

Sent: Fri, Jun 3, 2011 1:37 am

Subject: Re: Fwd: Whole Wheat-Oat Pancakes

- You have both? I'm so jealous. I love my universal, but was not able to afford the extras. Hoping I can soon. That is why I looked into getting the blender when mentioned it, then found out it would not fit my machine. Guess it just was not time for me to have it yet. :>{

My time will come though. I got my pressure canner this year, had my Vitamix for awhile now, as well as other smaller gadgets. No where near 's league though.

Vickey in Alaska

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> From: kjtbeskimo <vickeym@...>

> Subject: Re: Fwd: Whole Wheat-Oat Pancakes

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> Date: Thursday, June 2, 2011, 3:15 of

>Hey -

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> I would have given up the Kitchenaid before the Bosch, I love my Bosch!!! Use it many times a week.

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> However, should you choose to pass it on instead of finding it a new "mate" keep in mind the attachments do not all fit interchangeably.

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> I spoke to about getting her "unwanteds" but then found out the attachments from the compact do not fit the universal I have.

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> Hate to have someone get all excited and pay for shipping and all only to find out it won't fit their model.

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It works for my husband, my Chief Enabler too. How great is that?

He's the one who saw the latest VM on a Costco ad and said, "Do you

think you might like a new VM ? It looks nice and is probably

quieter and comes with 3 containers -lg, sm, and dry". I said, let

me think about it, when can you order it (took me that long to

decide). ROTFLOL He had it in my kitchen within a week. Been used at

least daily since. He is sooooo helpful.

Velda

On 6/2/2011 4:52 AM, Berry wrote:

Oh, what a WONDERFUL

philosophy!  Who needs any better justification than that?

This is

the one I

have:

http://www.amazon.com/Marcato-8308-Atlas-Grain-Mill/dp/B000UV492E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & s=home-garden & qid=1306950909 & sr=8-1

It rolls

the grain into

flakes.

A

 

From:

wlmailhtml:/mc/compose?to=solomon@...

Sent:

Wednesday,

June 01, 2011

12:36 PM

To:

wlmailhtml:/mc/compose?to=

Subject:

Re:

Fwd: Whole

Wheat-Oat

Pancakes

 

 

Is a

oatmeal flaker

the same as

grain rollers

I see online

or does yours

cut flakes?

Thanks

velda

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From: "

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Subj: Re:

Fwd: Whole

Wheat-Oat

Pancakes

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I only use my

oat flaker to

make oatmeal.

I have a

Nutrimill for

flour.. My

husband loves

oatmeal and

freshly flaked

oats are so

much better

than anything

in a box. I

like oatmeal

but I dont

love it so I

try to put a

few oat groats

into breads to

get the

benefits. Ive

even put

uncooked

oatmeal in

smoothies a

time or two.

What I do love

is homemade

granola made

with the oats

that I flake.

Poor

....I

would be

kicking myself

too if I had

sold my Bosch

Compact. Ive

done similar

things. Maybe

you could find

another one on

Ebay.

A

From:

Berry

Sent:

Wednesday,

June 01, 2011

9:42 AM

mailto:%40

Subject: Re:

Fwd: Whole

Wheat-Oat

Pancakes

The dry

container for

the Vitamix

will turn oat

groats into

beautiful

flour. I also

have a

flaker/roller,

but have found

that if you

play around

with the VM,

you can get a

course grind

(similar to

steel cut

oats) or a

very finely

ground flour,

depending on

how long you

grind it. I am

gluten free,

so I often do

flour blends,

and find that

certified

gluten free

oats do make a

lovely

contribution

to both flavor

and texture.

._,___Whe

REGULARLY

kicks self in

the bum for

selling her

Bosch Compact

Kitchen

machine....NO

CLUE why I did

that

[Guest guest]

I have never even tried gnocchi but use my philosophy for things we

like and know we will do again. That was why I bought the VM instead

of a Oster blender. And why I bought a high quality mixer years ago

instead of a $30 Walmart brand. IF I know I will make that food

again, I buy the quality machine/gadget to do it easily.

Velda

On 6/2/2011 6:22 AM, wrote:

I

don't eat gnocchi often enough to justify a gnocchi maker plus

the required ingredients are going to keep increasing in price,

too, not to mention the cost of my time. In addition, the ones I

make aren't going to be as good as the ones made in Italy

(terroir and all that). In this case, ready-made is just too

cheap to consider the alternative. However, I really don't have

a source for good spätlze (my mom always bought Maggi), so a

board might be a worthwhile investment.

Re:

Fwd: Whole

Wheat-Oat

Pancakes

The dry

container for

the Vitamix

will turn oat

groats into

beautiful

flour. I also

have a

flaker/roller,

but have found

that if you

play around

with the VM,

you can get a

course grind

(similar to

steel cut

oats) or a

very finely

ground flour,

depending on

how long you

grind it. I am

gluten free,

so I often do

flour blends,

and find that

certified

gluten free

oats do make a

lovely

contribution

to both flavor

and texture.

._,___Whe

REGULARLY

kicks self in

the bum for

selling her

Bosch Compact

Kitchen

machine....NO

CLUE why I did

that

[Guest guest]

Now if my husband had been like that, he might still be my husband, roflmbo.... No that wasn't the real reason I divorced him, he was a professional cheater.lol

It works for my husband, my Chief Enabler too. How great is that? He's the one who saw the latest VM on a Costco ad and said, "Do you think you might like a new VM ? It looks nice and is probably quieter and comes with 3 containers -lg, sm, and dry". I said, let me think about it, when can you order it (took me that long to decide). ROTFLOL He had it in my kitchen within a week. Been used at least daily since. He is sooooo helpful. Velda

[Guest guest]

Speaking of pancake recipes, here is one that will give the dry blades a workout! It calls for wheatberry flour *and* chickpea flour! http://www.nutritionmd.org/recipes/view.html?recipe_id=1110If you can't open the link for any reason, let me know! (Is there any policy against posting copyrighted recipes here if you credit it properly?) Best,Colleen

[Guest guest]

Thank you and they are low cal too.

-- Re: Fwd: Whole Wheat-Oat Pancakes

Speaking of pancake recipes, here is one that will give the dry blades a workout! It calls for wheatberry flour *and* chickpea flour!

http://www.nutritionmd.org/recipes/view.html?recipe_id=1110

If you can't open the link for any reason, let me know! (Is there any policy against posting copyrighted recipes here if you credit it properly?)

Best,

Colleen