Using a hand-held electric or balloon whisk, beat the egg whites in a large greaseproof bowl until they form firm but still floppy peaks.
Unlike most food preparation machines, the Chef uses a planetary action to move the dough hook, balloon whisk and K beater.
Whisk the egg whites in a large bowl using a balloon whisk or hand-held mixer, until you have a firm foam with peaks that just flop over.
Put all ingredients except milk into a mixing bowl and beat with a balloon whisk until combined.
Using a balloon whisk or small hand-held electric whisk, whisk slowly and steadily until the mixture starts to turn a pale cream colour.
Get a balloon whisk, beat the egg yolk and acid, and now for the bit where cookery writers can get seriously lyrical about wasting your time and energy.
Whip the cream in a large stainless steel bowl with a balloon whisk.
I use a wire balloon whisk for this, but if you feel like a bit of culinarily aided whirring, it will certainly be quicker with a hand-held electric whisk.
But Ramsay's genius with a balloon whisk and jar of truffle oil has won him Michelin stars and international acclaim.
Using a small balloon whisk, mix in enough oil to give a thick emulsion.
Now bring it slowly to the boil, whisking vigorously with a balloon whisk until a crust forms.
Remove after two hours and whisk the mixture firmly with a balloon whisk or electric hand mixer, bringing the frozen edges into the middle.
Remove from the heat and gradually blend in the milk, then cook over a medium heat until it thickens; stir or beat with a balloon whisk all the time to prevent lumps.
Sift the flour into a small bowl, and using a balloon whisk, beat in the egg yolk and water until you have a smooth batter.
Then, a balloon whisk called a spino is used to stir the curdled milk and make it smooth.
Stir gently but continuously with a balloon whisk until the mixture is as thick as a good custard.
Now, using a balloon whisk, whisk in the giblet stock, bit by bit, until you have a smooth gravy.
Put all the filling ingredients in a bowl and beat with a balloon whisk until well combined.
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Whisk together with a balloon whisk and add 1 oz hard marg. or butter.