Forum Thermomix
Welcoming Center, Management and General Chat => Introduce Yourself => Topic started by: jojoqueen on January 09, 2013, 12:04:27 pm
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Hi, Im a new Aussie Thermi User living in Italy, Lots of my Aussie friends have raved about Thermi and convinced me to get one. Im getting started, however my recipe book is in Italian and my reading skills in Italian are not sooo crash hot. Can anybody help out a poor Aussie with some easy to get started recipes to build up my confidence
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Hi jojoqueen, welcome to the forum My best advice would be to check out CP's favourite list of recipes so far (http://www.forumthermomix.com/index.php?topic=6470.0) - these are tried and true and there is a great variety for you to try there.
When you start doing some of the Italian recipes (perhaps with the help of your new friends in Italy) it would be great if you could share some of your favourites with us. Love Italian cooking :)
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Welcome to the forum jojoqueen.It's lovely having another European here.A great forum member Farfallina posts regularly on here from Italy.Have a look at her blog here (http://thermomixtarifdefterim.blogspot.it/2013/01/chocolate-salami.html?m=1) :)
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Welcome Jojoqueen. We look forward to seeing how you go. What part of Italy do you inhabit?
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Hello and welcome to the world of thermomix. There are lots of recipes here, all in English.
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Hello Jojoqueen and welcome to the forum. You'll have a ball on here! Sorry I can't help with translating your recipes, I only did 2 years of Italian class in school and that was a few years ago now ;D
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Welcome to the forum jojoqueen. Have a browse through the recipe section and see what takes your fancy.
Good luck with it all and if you run into any difficulty your questions are welcome here. :)
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Hi, and congratulations on you TMX purchase! You will have so much fun.
There is just SO MUCH great food on here - I do use my cookbook for a few things, but actually so much more straight from this forum.
I just vaguely decide what I want to make, or put a couple of key ingredients in the search box.
I like your username too - my kids call me Jojo when we are around other kids (when other people are calling me Jo, they think they can too :-)) )
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Hi and welcome
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Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome to the forum. You will find that there are lots of recipes on here to help you along. As CC mentioned farfallina's blog is wonderful too.
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Hi jojoqueen and welcome. Lots of recipes to try here and lots of fun. My favourite atm is Chelsea's garlic prawn risotto.
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Hi Jojo and welcome :)
You have certainly come to the right place for great Thermomix recipes :)
Happy Cooking
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Welcome Jojoqueen. We look forward to seeing how you go. What part of Italy do you inhabit?
Hi achookwoman I actually live in Como, have been here for 7 years, speak the language well, but as i said, am not sooo good in reading.. will keep you updated on my progress
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Hi jojoqueen, welcome to the forum My best advice would be to check out CP's favourite list of recipes so far (http://www.forumthermomix.com/index.php?topic=6470.0) - these are tried and true and there is a great variety for you to try there.
When you start doing some of the Italian recipes (perhaps with the help of your new friends in Italy) it would be great if you could share some of your favourites with us. Love Italian cooking :)
Im more than happy to share when I master them :), a few friends back home have also requested some italian recipes
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Hello and welcome jojoqueen. :D
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Hello and welcome
Have a great time cooking!
Enjoy.
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Welcome JoJoqueen all the best with translating recipes!!
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Welcome to the forum jojo
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Welcome Jojo, we have Uni , one of our treasures, if you get stuck I'm sure she will be able to out, maybe give you some Italian recipes.