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Soups / Cauliflower and Vintage Cheddar Soup - inspired by Bubbles!
« on: July 15, 2012, 04:01:46 am »
Name of Recipe:
Cauliflower and Vintage Cheddar Soup - inspired by Bubbles!
Please note: this recipe was done on a Thermochef

Number of People:
6+

Ingredients:
2 rashers of bacon - keep rind on - fat = flavour  ;D
1 large onion - roughly chopped (200g)
1 tbl olive oil
1 head of cauliflower - roughly chopped (700g)
2 stalks of celery - roughly chopped (150g)
2 spring onion - white and green parts (35g)
900g water
3 tbl chicken/veg stock concentrate
0.5 tsp Worchestershire Sauce
1 cup plain cream (200g)
150g vintage cheddar crumbled - or any cheese you have in the fridge
Salt and Pepper to taste

Preparation:
Speed 4, 80, 4 minutes:
2 rashers of bacon
1 large onion
1 tbl olive oil
Keep in bowl

Speed 4, 4 minutes (scrape sides with spatula when needed):
1 head of cauliflower
2 stalks of celery
2 spring onion
Keep in bowl

Speed 1, 100, 20 minutes(scrape sides with spatula when needed):
900g water
3 tbl chicken/veg stock concentrate
0.5 tsp Worchestershire Sauce
Keep in bowl

Speed 4, 60, 4 minutes:
1 cup plain cream
150g vintage cheddar crumbled
Salt and Pepper

Leave to cool slightly and then blitz on speed 9 (with a tea towel over the machine just in case!) until required consistency.

Enjoy!

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Tips/Hints:
Use up any vegetables from the fridge.
Use up any cheeses you have in the fridge - a mixture of cheeses would be lovely!
When blitzing hot soup put a tea towel over your machine just in case - a good safety practice!


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Introduce Yourself / Another new one from Perth :)
« on: July 11, 2012, 08:16:39 am »
Hi All :)

Well, after dreaming endlessly, I finally got a Thermo machine yesterday.  After a lot of research, we decided to go for a Thermochef in the first instance.  I know that there are distinct differences between the TC and TMX but I wanted to ensure that this 'way' of cooking fit for our family before getting a Thermomix (plus the benefit of having two machines down the track if it suits ;) ).  So far, so good :). We have made: vanilla custard, beef rendang curry with green beans and rice, lentil patties, hot chocolate, ice cream and orange/cinnamon rice pudding.  So much for my waistline ;)

Looking forward to this journey and learning more! :)

Bec.

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