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Recipe Book Recipe Reviews / Smoked Chicken Pate - ebook Merry Christmix
« on: December 09, 2012, 06:49:34 am »
I made this last weekend and it made two ramekins. I took one to a party fresh, froze the other and had it again later in the week and they were both beautiful. Everyone was asking me for the recipe. Definitely 5/5 from me - a winner for Christmas. Thank you Tenina once again  :)

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Recipe Book Recipe Reviews / Quick Fix in TMX - Celeriac Remoulade
« on: September 09, 2012, 03:36:13 pm »
I have to say "celeriac" is my new favourite vegetable. Tonight DH (he never cooks) made this and it and it is a big winner. DH said we are never to have coleslaw again and this is our new regular salad. We only used half the amount of oil and replaced the other half with WW Sour Cream. 10/10, yum yum yum from us.  :D

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This is the second time I have made this recipe. It is lovely. I didn't have 300g of salmon, so used 60g of smoked salmon and 240g of salmon fillet. It did it exactly as the recipe is stated and we loved it. We had leftovers cold, and the flavour was awesome. It is quite strong in salmon flavour if you use the smoked salmon but we love salmon. The filo is soft when eating cold but still delish.

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I am soo excited... this book is awesome.
These are delicious. :-))

I will explain by method:
Dough
I did everything as listed. I didn't use fresh yeast I used instant.
Filling
As listed and instructed
Frosting
DD's don't like cream cheese. I used "sourdough cinnamon scrolls with vanilla sourcream icing" from thermomix forum thanks Ceejay.


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YAY I am soo excited - I love Tenina's new book, which I got a Collins Gateways Success on Thursday. I can't wait to work my way through the whole book. Thursday night I made the Steamed Salmon. We normally have baked salmon/pesto crust and this was a fantastic way to try something different. The whole family loved it including 2 x DD (15yr & 12yr). DD (15yr) doesn't really like pineapple & mango and still loved it.

Going by the photo I diced the pineapple and mango quite big. I would recommend dicing it smaller. Next time I will put it in the TMX with the capsicums etc. Also the quantity was enormous and we had plenty left over.
I also didn't have time to make the citrus olive salt (never checked the cooking time before deciding on the recipe) so I just added salt and a small amount of rind of a lime & orange.

I cooked 5 average pieces of salmon. The suggested cooking time of 4-5 min/varoma/speed 4 was well undercooked for my DD's and next time I will cook for at least another 5 mins.

With the leftovers, last night we made Tenina's Dinner Spinner pizza with a few changes. I used chicken instead of speck. Hand cut red onion & red capsicum and didn't precook. Baked on the pizza stone in the BBQ. When cooked topped with the leftover Mango & Pineapple Salsa (that was put back in the TMX to chop smaller) - YUM YUM YUM!

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Introduce Yourself / Loving TMX in Perth
« on: August 03, 2011, 06:09:49 am »
Hi All - I am new to the forum and had my TMX since April. It seemed that we were they only household that didn't have one but weren't sure. Hubby & I researched for six months and were seeing more of the positives. Then Surprise - Happy Birthday the family presented me with one for my birthday. I had never been to a demo or seen one in action. I have to say I/we haven't looked back. The WHOLE family loves it. Even my hubby who is a non-cook. I convert a lot of my own recipes and use it every day. I am forever searching for new recipes. We stick to a very low carb diet so recipe finding is a bit more difficult. I haven't used the varoma a lot but am getting used to it, although I have perfected veal involtini! I am a creature of habit and still prefer to revert back to the stovetop or microwave for some things. I have some really good successes and some disasters. I am determined to get the bread right and muffins. I don't know if you will ever convert me with muffins. This forum is a fantastic resource & I have learnt so much from it. Cheers  :D

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