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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Starters and Snacks => Topic started by: achookwoman on August 11, 2015, 06:49:32 am
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Don't really know where to put this as it is Raw, Vegetarian, Gluten and added oil free.
Ingredients
200g Kefir or plain Greek yogurt
200g raw, roasted, unsalted Cashew nuts.
4 large Wasabi leaves cut into fine strips, ( could use the paste in tubes, 2 teaspoons or more according to taste.)
2 cloves of garlic, remove green shoot as this is bitter if uncooked.
2 teaspoons of Horseradish. I use home grow but shop bought ok.
2 teaspoons of hot mustard.
Salt and pepper to taste.
Method
Place all ingredients in TMX Bowl and mix on speed 10 until smooth and creamy. This could take up to 5 minutes. Scrape down after each minute.
Notes
Good as a dip with carrot and celery sticks or fresh bread stick.
Use as Mayo to dress potato, rice or bean salad.
Nice with cold boiled eggs in a salad.
Use as a base cover on pizza instead of tomato.
Use instead of butter on savoury scones.
The amounts given are the minimum to blend efficiently.
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My mob would really love this. My ingredients would be store bought though. I'm sure they wouldn't mind just to get the dip.
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I would love to grow wasabi or horseradish , what growing conditions do they require Chookie? Can you post a photo sometime, I have no idea what they look like.
Recipe looks perfect for me too
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Wasabi and Horseradish love cold wet conditions . Horseradish will take over and is easy to grow. I harvest it in Autum and scrub the roots with a brush . I peel what I can and then toss in TMX and grate . I then mix with vinegar and put into small containers and freeze. People without a TMX have great trouble grating because of the fumes.
Wasabi is very difficult to grow although it is being grown commercially in Tasssie. I have 2 plants and keep them outside my back door so I can keep an eye on them. They were very expensive to buy.
I will take some photos.
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Wow Chookie, that dip looks great, I have been searching for dips recently to avoid having store bought hommus, will give this a go, Thanks for sharing :)