Moulinex Regal La Machine ii food processor user's or owner's manual

[Bridget Ann Ferrazzano]

Hello,

I am hoping someone can help. I have found a Moulinex Regal La Machine ii
food processor. I need the user's or owner's manual. I would apprciate
any help. Thank you.
Bridget Ferrazzano

[jt august]

In article <r5rpg0azwa3x$.1mkcjca08sq5m$.d...@40tude.net>,

I don't have one, but these things are pretty straight forward. If you
have any questions, perhaps I can provide answers.

jt

[THOS FERRAZZANO]

Hello,

Thank you for your answer. I am new to using food processors, and want to
learn how to use it. Would I just put a vegetable like carrots or onions in
the bowl, near the blade and turn on the on/off/pulse switch and it will
chop the vegetable? What is the pulse setting mean on the on/off/pulse
switch? The blade is a sharp blade, if I wanted to knead bread dough, I
would need a different type of blade, is that correct? Your help is
appreciated.
Bridget Ferrazzano
"jt august" <star...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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[jt august]

In article <iL%Ll.2653$fy....@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>,
"THOS FERRAZZANO" <tf...@verizon.net> wrote:

> I am new to using food processors, and want to
> learn how to use it.

Well, first off, the la Machine is one of the earliest models, and newer
models have safety features that had not yet been invented, so the first
thing to stress is to be careful, do not reach into the chute with your
fingers without making sure the machine if off, or safer still,
unplugged. That said:

> Would I just put a vegetable like carrots or onions in
> the bowl, near the blade and turn on the on/off/pulse switch and it will
> chop the vegetable?

To do veggies, put the disk shaped blade in, with the wide blade edge
face up to slice, or the grater humps up to shred. If you put them in
the bowl with the chopping blade, you will get a coarse to fine puree,
depending on how you operate the machine. Turn it on and leave it on to
puree fine. Shorter intervals of time will lead to a coarser puree, or
in the case of something hard like nuts, that would be more the chopping
effect. This leads to the next question.

> What is the pulse setting mean on the on/off/pulse
> switch?

On means the machine stays on. Off turns it off, of course. And Pulse
only keeps the machine on as long as you press the pulse button.
Typical for a pulsing technique is to push and immediately release.
After releasing, wait for the food to settle and then repeat the press
and release. This will break things up without making them too small.
A few pulses and between each you can see how much the food is broken up
to decide if you have pulsed it enough. American's Test Kitchen on PBS
stations uses this technique periodically, so if you watch a few
episodes, you will get an opportunity to see how that is done.

> The blade is a sharp blade, if I wanted to knead bread dough, I
> would need a different type of blade, is that correct?

I've never done bread dough in a food processor, so I cannot speak from
experience. I do know that the sharp blade is the one used, however.
Personally, I prefer my KitchenAid Stand Mixers and various bread
machines, so I shall defer to others for this one.

As to cleaning up, I cannot say if the LM2 is dishwasher safe. Many
are, but this model is old enough that the polymers may not take the
temps and caustics of a dishwasher. An old GE model I used to its grave
did survive the dishwasher splendidly, but that doesn't equate to this
model, so you will have to decide.

To emphasize the most important point agian, do not reach into the chute
when it is set up and plugged it. Take the lid off or unplug the
machine before putting your fingers in that chute. Always use the
plunger to push things through. As to how things do what, try some
veggies with no plans to make anything in particular, just to get a feel
for what effects the different pieces achieve. Once you get acquainted,
you may likely find there are so many wonderful possibilities. Good
luck and have fun, but be safe!

jt

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We don't have a manual, but could you tell us what year it was made?

[Ed Pawlowski]

Great, a reply finally after four years. Doubt the OP is still
watching.

[lhamm...@gmail.com]

Can the La machine II be used to grind cooked meat like Turkey?

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[pmisk...@gmail.com]

I do have the owner's manual. If you would like a copy, I would be glad to copy mine and send it to you
My email is pmiskimins@gmail

[granni...@gmail.com]

It came out in 1977.

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[grandm...@yahoo.com]

On the bottom of the machine, in the center, there is a stamped six digit code it is the "day, month, year" manufactured. (i.e. mine has 8 digits but the first six are the ones that count (mine is 051294 = Dec 05, 1994. I disregarded the 11 at the end.

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[asca...@gmail.com]

Hi! Any chance you still have this instruction manual? I bought one at a garage sale over the weekend and CANNOT figure it out!

Thank you!

[trey...@gmail.com]

hello. i REALLY need a copy of the manual for the Regal La machine 1. can i recieve an eamiled copy???? thank you kindly.
Kathryn

[a.wa...@mchsi.com]

If you google Moulinex Regal La Machine ii you should find one to download. Or google Moulinex Regal La Machine ii video and see if you can find one. I got a new Black & Decker and never used one before. The instructions weren't worth squat, but boy a video did the trick.

[Ed Pawlowski]

Note the date on the original post is 2009. Hope she found the answer
by now.

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Pawlowski...dude how long are you going to follow this thread?

[Ed Pawlowski]

On Fri, 22 Apr 2016 15:42:35 -0700 (PDT), kmfra...@gmail.com wrote:

>Pawlowski...dude how long are you going to follow this thread?

As long as I get paid. You?

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On Monday, May 4, 2009 at 2:22:51 PM UTC-5, Bridget Ann Ferrazzano wrote:

[tiger...@gmail.com]

Don't have a manual (am looking for one myself) but THANK YOU to the person who posted on where to find the manufacturing date code - mine's March 2, 1984!