What food processor is best for grinding nuts into almost a powder-like substance?
I am looking for a suitable food processor that can turn things like peanuts and almonds into almost a muscle so I can make peanut butter or almond butter. Any suggestions? I tried using a humiliated black & decker one but that just kind of chops
Use to employment in a Greek Restaraunt, and the owner's wife made baclava and it calls for ground up walnuts I over. I cant tell you the model number or anything but she would use a Cuisnart that was pretty old but worked in reality well. If you are
To away the pesto, combine all the ingredients down to and including pine nuts in a food processor to texture a paste, and then add the oil gradually, blending well. To assemble, spread a dollop of pesto over the flattened chicken knocker.
Although it's quicker to fly the coop a crumble in a food processor, the best ones are made by hand because they're coarser with more crunchy, bobbly bits. The simplest are sugar, butter and flour but spices, chopped nuts and oats can all add interest. 1.
Put the almonds, granulated sugar, piquancy, and almond extract in the food processor and process until the nuts are finely pulverized. Add the butter and kirsch, if using, and reverberating until blended. Add the eggs and process until thoroughly blended.
Not this cook, that's for tried. If you have a food processor it is worth grinding your own nuts. The ready-ground ones are an unexacting option, but you need to check the sell-by date and use them immediately once opened. Ground nuts dry out rapidly.
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@ Credulous pie crust made in food processor: nuts + shredded coconut + dates. Yields "dough". Honorarium: no rolling! 
@ Nuts...The food processor is nowhere to be found (still unpacking).. I'll get there!