KitchenAid KSM1FPA Instruction Manual - Page 13

Speed selection guide - stand

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English OPERATING THE FOOD PROCESSOR ATTACHMENT Speed selection guide Different foods require varying degrees of pressure and speed for optimized results. • In general, use light pressure and low speeds for soft, delicate foods - soft fruits and vegetables like kiwi or ripened tomatoes, as well as soft cheeses like mozzarella. • Use firmer pressure with high speed for harder foods - hard vegetables like potatoes and carrots, meats like pepperoni, and hard cheeses like Pecorino Romano. Use the table provided to determine the appropriate speed for your recipe. FUNCTION DISC FOOD Slicing Shredding Adjustable slicing disc Soft fruits Soft vegetables Hard vegetables Cooked meats Soft vegetables Julienne Reversible shredding disc Hard vegetables Hard cheese Vegetables Dicing Julienne disc Dicing disc and blade Soft fruits Soft vegetables Hard vegetables STAND MIXER SPEED 2 10 2 10 4 4 10 13

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OPERATING THE FOOD PROCESSOR ATTACHMENT
Speed selection guide
FUNCTION
DISC
FOOD
STAND
MIXER
SPEED
Slicing
Adjustable slicing disc
Soft fruits
Soft vegetables
2
Hard vegetables
Cooked meats
10
Shredding
Reversible shredding disc
Soft vegetables
2
Hard vegetables
Hard cheese
10
Julienne
Julienne disc
Vegetables
4
Dicing
Dicing disc and blade
Soft fruits
Soft vegetables
4
Hard vegetables
10
Different foods require varying degrees of pressure and speed for optimized results.
• In general, use light pressure and low speeds for soft, delicate foods — soft fruits and
vegetables like kiwi or ripened tomatoes, as well as soft cheeses like mozzarella.
Use firmer pressure with high speed for harder foods — hard vegetables like potatoes
and carrots, meats like pepperoni, and hard cheeses like Pecorino Romano.
Use the table provided to determine the appropriate speed for your recipe.