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RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« on: October 26, 2009, 08:11:34 am »
this is brilliant as a starter in mini muffin forms, bread loaf tin sliced or any shape you like and on a bed of rocket:

150 g Parmesan ground 15 sec speed 10 and poured into 2 bowls of 100 g and the rest
100 g pine nuts
100 g almonds
50 g cashew nuts (or any nuts of your choice) dry roasted in a pan and then into your thermomix 5 sec, speed 8 and poured into the dish with 100 g of Parmesan
into your bowl:
3 sun dried tomatoes in oil
3 garlic cloves
1 onion halved 5 sec speed 5 (start with the cloves and let the onion/tomatoes drop onto the running knives through the hole in the lid)
open the lid and push down towards the knife the mixture onion/ garlic

add

40 g olive oil and heat for 2.5Min's varoma speed 2
add
half bunch of parsley
200 g carrots in chunks
120 g red pepper in chunks
100 leek in rings

add
1 tbs of ital. herbs and cook 10 Min's. 100C, speed 2

add 250 sour cream (yoghurt, creme fraiche would do too)
4 eggs
as well as the Parmesan/nut mixture
mix 30 sec reverse blade, speed 4.

You can salt and pepper it, I do not use salt and pour it into any form you like, sprinkle the remaining Parmesan over the top  and bake in the oven for 50 Min's at 180C

Voila! Brilliant..............I think


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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #1 on: October 26, 2009, 09:14:18 am »
This sounds lovely. Thanks.  How do you make it Inkha? As little muffins or loaf tin?
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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #2 on: October 27, 2009, 06:51:58 am »
Thanks inkha - sounds delicious - I have copied it into the Vegetarian thread too - Thanks  :-*
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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #3 on: October 27, 2009, 07:31:54 am »
This sounds delicious. Thank you Inkha
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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #4 on: October 27, 2009, 02:11:45 pm »
Hi Inkha,

Thank you for your translation. You must be german to know this recipe  ;). Just to follow the rules of the Exisiting Recipe Etiquette  .
My friend "Kegala" ist the author of this TMX-recipe and posted it in some forums. Pictures of this delicious loaf can be seen here . We like the cold leftover thin sliced on sandwiches :).
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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #5 on: October 27, 2009, 03:01:21 pm »
This sounds lovely. Thanks.  How do you make it Inkha? As little muffins or loaf tin?

I have made it in a loaf tin once and then in a muffin tin. for the sake of using it as a starter I shall make it in a mini muffin tin. BTW I am using the Delmar.fr forms which are the only ones to release cakes etc clean and without any fuss.
I gave the recipe to a friend who only had a round tin and he baked it like a cake and sectioned it to eat or rather he ate HALF of the 'cake' and his gson ate the other half! that's how good it tastes. Good luck, it is fab.

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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #6 on: October 27, 2009, 03:05:18 pm »
Hi Inkha,

Thank you for your translation. You must be German to know this recipe  ;). Just to follow the rules of the Exisiting Recipe Etiquette  .
My friend "Kegala" ist the author of this TMX-recipe and posted it in some forums. Pictures of this delicious loaf can be seen here . We like the cold leftover thin sliced on sandwiches :).
I am! I have the English as well as all the German books and this recipe is very good. The books came from www.wunderkessel.de I am sure that you can use it sliced onto sandwiches too. Enjoy.

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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #7 on: October 27, 2009, 07:35:10 pm »
Hi, Inkha!

Does the recipe come from the vegetarian Wunderkessel book?

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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #8 on: October 28, 2009, 07:34:07 am »
Hi, Inkha!

Does the recipe come from the vegetarian Wunderkessel book?

I do not have the vegetarian Wunderkessel cookbook. It comes out of the Lieblingsrezepte vol.3. did not know that they do a vegetarian book anyhow, nor does it mention the author of this recipe. I am doing it again on Friday for friends, but I do tend to alter it at times....been cooking for too long not to stick to the actual recipe all the time, lol.

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Re: RECIPE - Parmesan-Nutroast
« Reply #9 on: October 28, 2009, 09:07:27 am »
You lucky things with all those recipe books and forums for TMX - pics look good too - thanks Tebasile - wish I could sprechen Deutsch.
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