In general, a hand-held electric whisk is to be held with the rotating-blades vertically downward, inside the liquid that is to be whisked. The "On" button is to be pressed, activating the blades. The whisk must be held firmly (to prevent the whisk from moving unexpectedly). Move the whisk slowly around the liquid until it has been evenly whisked to the extent required, and then turn off the whisk.
Note:
Do not tilt the whisk sideways; keep the blades pointed vertically downward into the bowl/container at all times while whisking. Placing the blades at an angle may cause liquid to be launched from the bowl/container.
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Mainly to whisk eggs if you don't have an electric whisk
You can use a hand whisk it just takes more effort.
An electric whisk produces mechanical energy by converting electrical energy from the power source into rotary motion to mix and aerate ingredients.
Mainly to whisk eggs if you don't have an electric whisk
Things like a spatula, electric beater, whisk, anything that you cook with.
Hi there a balloon whisk is a basic whisk which you probabley us .If you stand it upside down on its handle it looks like a balloon . They are sometime use on electric whisks too and mainy built from plastic or metal.
Cream cheese as it is is soft but to soften it even more you can beat it in a bowl with a whisk or an electric beater.
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A whisk; there are several different types, among them areBalloon whisk: teardrop shaped.French whisk: more cylindrical than a balloon whiskFlat whisk, sometimes called a roux whisk
its quicker to use and your cake comes out better because the mixture isn't lumpy
whisk was made in Africa