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Welcoming Center, Management and General Chat => Recipe Book Recipe Reviews => Topic started by: louisagreen on December 14, 2009, 09:31:14 am
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I made this the other night. The recipe calls for 500g yogurt and 300 - 500g blueberries. I used 500g. I poured the yogurt into a plastic container and then froze it, so I could chop it up into ice cube sized pieces.
This was far too much for the TM - It actually stopped working -blade got 'stuck' and that was that. It wobbled all over the bench. So I removed half the ingredients and did it in two batches. It is really a nice recipe, very refreshing. I used traditional greek yoghurt, so it definately had a yogurty taste. (the recipe calls for vanilla flavour).
But definately halve the recipe.
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Thanks for that - it should be OK with that amount?? Did you freeze the blueberries too?
Maybe freeze the blueberries and half of the yoghurt and then half liquid yoghurt.
I have done it before, but know I only used smaller amounts for 2 serves.
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Yes thermomixer, I used a 500g packet frozen blueberries and I made sure the frozen yogurt was cut into cubes, no bigger than an ice cube. It is a lot of volume, as you can imagine, so I have made a note on my recipe to do it in two batches. It is a really lovely dessert.
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One of the consultants may correct me, but I think they now recommend 2/3 frozen and 1/3 fluid (or 70% and 30%) so that you may be better to have some liquid yoghurt to add in to help it blend.
Someone who knows may be able to help us.
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I made this last night with mango and milk frozen in icecube trays. It worked well and was very delish. I was concerned about putting 500g of milk cubes in the Tm at once but it didn't have any problems.
I used 100g of fresh mango and 200g frozen mango with my cubes and a tin of passionfruit pulp with 500g of frozen milk cubes (and of course some sugar).
Deb
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One of the consultants may correct me, but I think they now recommend 2/3 frozen and 1/3 fluid (or 70% and 30%) so that you may be better to have some liquid yoghurt to add in to help it blend.
Someone who knows may be able to help us.
That's mostly correct Thermomixer. We use the 70/30 rule for sorbets etc. However you can use frozen fruits WITH some fluid - even if it's water. Use about 3 MC's of fluid and you'll learn to hear what your Thermomix is doing - if it's struggling add some more fluid until it starts moving around in a smooth swirl (if that makes sense)...