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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Vegetarian => Topic started by: judydawn on August 02, 2010, 07:33:16 am
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Name of Recipe:Spinach & Risoni
Number of People: depends on whether you are using it as a side to meat or on its own - 2 - 4 maybe
Ingredients:
350g spinach, stems removed and cut into 5cm lengths and the leaves roughly sliced
220g celery, cut into 5cm lengths
100g red onion cut into 4
2 cloves garlic
1 tblspn olive oil
50g tomato paste
1 roasted red capsicum, cut into large dice
80g water
425g can chopped tomatoes
100g risoni (small rice-like pasta)
Preparation:
Place the spinach stalks into the TM bowl and chop 2 sec/speed 5. Remove and set aside.
Add the celery and chop 2 sec/speed 5. Remove and add to the stalks.
Add the onion and garlic and chop for 2 sec/speed 5. Add the stalks and celery back into the bowl.
Add oil and saute 8 mins/100o/reverse/speed 1.
Add spinach leaves, tomato paste, red capsicum, water, canned tomatoes and cook for 10 mins/100o/reverse/speed 1. Help it get moving with the aid of the spatula.
Add the risoni and cook a further 10 mins/100o/reverse/speed 1.
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Tips/Hints:
Serve as an accompaniment to meat or on it's own sprinkled with grated parmesan.
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Dedicated JD - pulling the stalks off the spinach. Sounds like a great idea - MrsT loves risoni.
Thanks :-* :-* :-* :-*
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Thanks Judy. The garden has heaps of spinach and we enjoy Risoni.
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You will enjoy this one then Cookie. We had it for lunch with some crumbed fish and DH really enjoyed it which surprised me.
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Coles has a risoni that is branded the same as our surname. DH told a gullible friend that we were importing it and branding it with our name. He believed it and even went and bought some to try. :'( :'( If only.
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Coles has a risoni that is branded the same as our surname. DH told a gullible friend that we were importing it and branding it with our name. He believed it and even went and bought some to try. :'( :'( If only.
ROFL :D :D :D Must look out for it and "support" your DH lol
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thats too funny cookie ;D ;D ;D (if only eh?)
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I have been using the "Misko" brand for years. Funny, when I first saw your surname on the TMX Australia blog I wondered if your family had something to do with it !!! ;D ;D ;D
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Thermomixer, are you kidding?
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JD, this looks pretty healthy. Must try it after eating all CP63's cream puffs.
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Given the choice I would choose CP63's cream puffs any day but yes, you are right - we must also eat healthy things ;) ;)
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Ooh do we h............a...................v.......................e tooooooooooo?
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No, we don't have to Cookie but we might live longer if we do ;D ;D ;D
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I guess you are right...........that's probably why I go for a long walk each morning too. I just beat a shower of rain this morning. I hope it rains heaps as we certainly need it.
Eating a healthy diet etc seems to mean so much more as we get a little older. :'( :'( :'( It makes you wish you had thought a little more seriously about it 40 years ago. Thermomix certainly makes eating a healthy diet so easy really.
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Creampuffs are very good for you...they have eggs, cream - which contains calcium and is good for the bones. You can even make them healthier by melting chocolate over them because there has been a lot of scientific research proving the health benefits of chocolate. Look in any adverturers Survival Pack and you will find chocolate. Personally, I would rather pop a cream puff in my mouth... ;) now thats living!
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Thermomixer, are you kidding?
True. I was looking at the packet the day before this was posted, but MrsT used it for a dish with tomatoes as a side dish.