NO!!!! I've never tired it, and I wouldn't recommend it for the first time, but you might try something like a dough hook at a super low speed. For safety reasons you have to remember that the candy is hot enough to cause serious burns. Normally I use a wooden spoon and lots of muscle. You have to incorporate air as the sugars recrystallize. You could put the pan in some cold water to bring down the temperature faster and save some work. Be sure you use a candy thermomerter or get a true "soft ball" stage. If the candy isn't at the right temperature when you start beating you could beat till your arm falls off and it still won't get firm. You can use the flopped fudge for ice cream sauce though.
Electric Feel is the name of the song that says "feel the power" and has a do-do beat. The song is performed by MGMT.
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Michel Jackson Beat It althought its talking about gang fighting
Yes, i know this because he says on guitar hero 3 "my kids can beat me at my own songs".
Hell yeah, he's been beat up. Came to Macon, GA and ain't get the crowd response he wanted at the club. He then says f*** Macon, and they dragged him off stage.
When the recipe says to beat the egg in a bowl.
The fudge recipe says to use margarine,not the spread kind. All stick margarine says 60-65% vegetable oil spread. Can you use the stick margarine with that label?
Beat, whip and pound.
Fudge says, "Pow-pow-pow!"
Yes it does mean with an electric mixer. You could do it by hand but it would be way harder to get the required consistency. Not necessarily, to beat the mixture just means to mix it, you could do it with and electric beater, or you could do it by hand with a wooden spoon.
We don't know your work that you are basing this on, but twice as much of anything is still 2x whatever. So if a recipe calls for 1 cup, it would be two cups. If a recipe says 1/8th tsp, it would become 1/4 tsp. Etc. Just double everything. Be sure to do fractions correctly.
Yes you can because the recipe says so.
If the recipe says 1 cup of something just put 2 cups, or if the recipe says 5 grams put 10 grams. Double or multiply by 2 each measurement.
When a recipe says it yields x amount, that means how many servings it makes. For example, if a cookie recipe says "yields two dozen" that means the recipe makes two dozen (24) cookies.
You can but only do it if it says to on the recipe!
A whisk is the thing that mixes the batter or mix better<- and what it does THE FIRST PART SAYS IT ALL!
the book says "receipt"