KitchenAid Sheet Cutter Recipes - Noodle Blade Attachment
Recipe by 
Chef Austin
The KitchenAid Sheet Cutter attachment not only make beautiful long sheets of fruits and vegetables but now can make wide noodles as well. Chef Austin has developed three KitchenAid sheet cutter recipes that use the new noodle blade attachment. If you want even more sheet cutter recipes, check them out here.
Daikon Vegetable Noodle Pho
The KitchenAid Sheet Cutter attachment not only makes beautiful long sheets of fruits and vegetables but now can make wide noodles as well. Take a nutrient dense, low carb daikon radish and turn it into noodles for this Asian inspired pho soup thanks to the noodle blade attachment for the sheet cutter.
Makes: 2-4 Servings
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Ingredients:
4 Cups Pho Broth
1 large Daikon Radish
3 Large Button Mushrooms, washed
1/4 Red Onion
1 Jalapeno pepper
1 Tbsp Cilantro, chopped
1/4lb Thin Sliced Roast Beef
Soft Boiled Egg (optional)
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Directions:
Step 1
Add pho broth to a large pot over medium heat and bring to a simmer.
Step 2
Attach Sheet Cutter attachment to your KitchenAid Mixer and load a peeled daikon radish using the manufacturer's instructions. Slice daikon radish into long noodles using the Noodle Blade. Cut noodles down to 10"-12" long.
Step 3
As thinly as possible, slice mushrooms, jalapeno pepper, and red onion.
Step 4
Add the daikon noodles to the simmering broth and let cook for 2 minutes.
Step 5
Ladle out broth and noodles into a large bowl. Top with mushrooms, jalapeno, red onion, and sliced roast beef. The heat from the broth will cook the thinly sliced food. Garnish with chopped cilantro and a soft boiled egg if you wish.
Step 6
Enjoy with your tiny porcelain paper crane!
Apple Noodle Spiral Tart
Sometimes a new kitchen tool will create an all-new way to cook. That's what the new KitchenAid Sheet cutter attachment has done for your fruits and vegetables. You can create long, thin sheets of anything from apples to cucumbers. The new noodle blade attachment will allow you to make fettuccini-like flat noodles out of your food. Try out this KitchenAid Sheet Cutter recipe to make a beautiful and delicious spiral apple tart that taste as good as it looks!
Makes: 6 Servings
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Ingredients:
2 Granny Smith Apples
1 Package Puff Pastry
2 Tbsp Sugar
1 Tsp Cinnamon
3 Tbsp Agave Nectar
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Directions:
Step 1
Preheat oven to 450F. Remove puff pastry from freezer and thaw according to manufacturer's directions.
Step 2
Attach Sheet Cutter attachment to your KitchenAid Mixer and load an apple using the manufacturer's instructions. Slice apple into long noodles using the Noodle Blade. Place apple noodles into a bowl of water to prevent browning.
Step 3
Unfold the puff pastry onto a parchment paper- lined baking tray. With a small bowl of water at your side, wet your fingers and run across the edges of the pastry. Make a crust by folding a quarter inch of the edge of the pastry on top of itself, pressing down to seal it. It's very important that it seals - use more water if the pastry is not sealing together.
Step 4
Drizzle the inside of the puff pastry with agave nectar. Coil an apple noodle stand and place on top of the puff pastry. Repeat until the pastry is covered in apple coils.
Step 5
Combine sugar and cinnamon sugar in a small bowl. Generously sprinkle over the apples.
Step 6
Bake in the oven for 20-25 minutes until the puff pastry is golden brown and puffy. Let cool for 5-10 minutes, slice and enjoy!
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About the Author: Chef Austin Merath is Everything Kitchen's Culinary Wizard, Kitchen-Gadget Reviewer, and New-Product Tester. He studied under chefs in College of the Ozarks' Culinary Program. It's his job to make sure you choose the kitchen tools that are right for you by testing the best we have to offer. When not cooking, Austin is tinkering with computers or exploring the Ozarks with his wife Amy. Click here for his full bio. |