Was a friends house a while ago and she served Rocky Road - I was pleasantly surprised to find Raspberries inside it - here is her recipe and I've converted it to a Thermomix method.
500g Milk Chocolate
100g Mini Marshmallows
150g Raspberry Lollies
25g Coconut
30g Rice Bubbles (optional)
100g Pistachios (optional)
Place Raspberries in Thermomix and Turbo 3 times or until roughly chopped - SET ASIDE
Place Chocolate in bowl - Speed 4 - 50 degrees - 4 minutes. Scrape bowl down and set again for 1 minute.
Add marshmallows, lollies, coconut, pistachios and rice bubbles - Reverse - Speed 3 - 30 seconds or until combined.
Pour into lined tin and set in fridge
Here is the white chocolate version - didn't do Raspberries but Glace Cherries instead. Also no rice bubbles.
Very Christmasy I think!
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Nougat with Cranberry, Coconut and Almonds + Variation - Donna Hay Recipe
You will need to use your saucepan for this as we need to reach 130 degrees and you'll also need a candy thermometer - if you don't own one ask around and borrow a friends or splurge and buy yourself one - you won't use it heaps but they do come in handy.
Also rice paper can be found at cake decorator shops or some specialty stores.
Anything can be used in place of the last 3 ingredients - get creative.
2 A4 sheets of confectionery rice paper
550g Sugar
300g Glucose
115g Honey
1 tsp Vanilla
2 Egg whites (room temperature)
Pinch of cream of tartar
100g softened butter
160g almonds - toasted
75g Shredded coconut
130g sweetened dried cranberries
Trim rice paper to fit a 20cm square cake tin, use one sheet to line the base of the tin, reserving the second sheet for the top of the nougat.
Weight almonds, coconut and cranberries and set aside in bowl.
Weigh sugar into TM Bowl - speed 9 for 5 seconds - transfer into large saucepan.
Using the TM scales weigh into the saucepan the Glucose, honey and vanilla
Over a low heat on your oven stir until sugar begins to dissolve. Place sugar thermometer in the saucepan and increase heat to high, bring to the boil (without stirring) and cook for 7-8 minutes or until temp reaches 130 degrees. While the sugar is boiling in saucepan clean and dry TM Bowl thoroughly.
Place butterfly in bowl and add the egg whites and a pinch of cream of tartar - Speed 3-4 for 4 minutes or until soft peaks form.
Once sugar syrup in saucepan has reached 130 degrees with butterfly still in place and blades spinning on Speed 3 gradually add the sugar mixture and beat for 1 minute or until thick and glossy.
Gradually add the butter - again speed 3.
Take lid off TM and remove butterfly - working quickly fold through with spatula almonds, coconut and cranberries.
Poor mixture into tin and cover with remaining rice paper and set aside in a cool dry place for 8 hours or until set. Once set remove from tin and use a serrated knife to cut into 16 squares. Place in a sealed airtight container lined with non stick baking paper. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
CHOC HAZELNUT / CRANBERRY NOUGAT
2 A4 sheets of confectionery rice paper
550g Sugar
300g Glucose
115g Honey
1 tsp Vanilla
2 Egg whites (room temperature)
Pinch of cream of tartar
100g softened butter
200g dark chocolate melted
210g roasted hazelnuts - skins removed
150g Cranberries
Follow basic nougat method - add melted chocolate, hazelnuts and cranberries in the final step. Follow remainder of the recipe.
Also rice paper can be found at cake decorator shops or some specialty stores.
Anything can be used in place of the last 3 ingredients - get creative.
2 A4 sheets of confectionery rice paper
550g Sugar
300g Glucose
115g Honey
1 tsp Vanilla
2 Egg whites (room temperature)
Pinch of cream of tartar
100g softened butter
160g almonds - toasted
75g Shredded coconut
130g sweetened dried cranberries
Trim rice paper to fit a 20cm square cake tin, use one sheet to line the base of the tin, reserving the second sheet for the top of the nougat.
Weight almonds, coconut and cranberries and set aside in bowl.
Weigh sugar into TM Bowl - speed 9 for 5 seconds - transfer into large saucepan.
Using the TM scales weigh into the saucepan the Glucose, honey and vanilla
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| Egg whites - Brave Jayne daring the upside down bowl trick! |
Place butterfly in bowl and add the egg whites and a pinch of cream of tartar - Speed 3-4 for 4 minutes or until soft peaks form.
Once sugar syrup in saucepan has reached 130 degrees with butterfly still in place and blades spinning on Speed 3 gradually add the sugar mixture and beat for 1 minute or until thick and glossy.
Gradually add the butter - again speed 3.
Take lid off TM and remove butterfly - working quickly fold through with spatula almonds, coconut and cranberries.
Poor mixture into tin and cover with remaining rice paper and set aside in a cool dry place for 8 hours or until set. Once set remove from tin and use a serrated knife to cut into 16 squares. Place in a sealed airtight container lined with non stick baking paper. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
CHOC HAZELNUT / CRANBERRY NOUGAT
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| Chocolate, Hazelnut, Cranberry Nougat |
2 A4 sheets of confectionery rice paper
550g Sugar
300g Glucose
115g Honey
1 tsp Vanilla
2 Egg whites (room temperature)
Pinch of cream of tartar
100g softened butter
200g dark chocolate melted
210g roasted hazelnuts - skins removed
150g Cranberries
Follow basic nougat method - add melted chocolate, hazelnuts and cranberries in the final step. Follow remainder of the recipe.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Cafe Style Banana Bread
I've been hunting for a banana bread recipe for a while and thought i'd try this one, I found it online and have converted it into a Thermomix recipe. Hope you enjoy :-)40g butter
200g brown sugar
4 bananas
120g buttermilk (or milk with juice of one lemon in it - let it sit for 10 min)
90g golden syrup
2 eggs
240g plain flour
160g SR flour
1 tsp bicarb
1 tsp mixed spice
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 cup walnuts (optional)
Melt butter in Thermomix bowl - 2 minutes - Speed 4 - 60 degrees
Add sugar, banana's, buttermilk, golden syrup and eggs - Mix on Speed 5 for 5 Seconds
Add remaining ingredients and mix on Speed 5 for 10 seconds - scrape bowl down, and mix again on Speed 5 for 10 seconds or until combined.
Pour into lined or greased loaf tin and bake in 160 degree oven for 50 minutes or so (or until cooked through)
Lovely spread with butter while still warm. Or give toasting it a go in your sandwich press!
Monday, November 28, 2011
TUESDAY TESTIMONIALS.........
I LOVE my Thermomix.....and I am having fun adapting any non-Thermomix recipes I want to try, to do them in the Thermomix.
The other day I made the Pasta with Tuna for dinner.....I had all the ingredients in the pantry, so it was really easy just to throw it together and let the Thermomix do the rest!
Another thing I am really enjoying is the fruit juices.....no more rotten fruit in my fridge! Whenever I go down to Port Elliot with Mum and Dad, I take the Thermomix with me - so Mum can have fun with it too!
I think the Thermomix is giving me the freedom to be adventurous in my cooking...because I know that
1) it will be quick - I won't be cooking all day, and
2) I will only have one thing to wash up! Heather 41
Saturday, November 26, 2011
3 Cheese & Spinach Scroll
Making this tomorrow afternoon for afternoon tea with friends....I'll post a photo tomorrow here!
60g Fetta Cheese
60g Parmesan Cheese
30g Cheddar Cheese
150g Spinach - Washed and dried lightly
500g Bakers Flour
2tsp Dry Yeast
300g Warm water
20g EVOO
1 tsp salt

Grind cheese on Speed 6 for 10 Seconds - SET ASIDE
Chop Spinach on Speed 6 for 3 Seconds
Add remaining ingredients (not the cheeses yet) - Mix for 5 seconds on Speed 5. Closed lid position - 1 1/2 minutes on Interval Speed (MC off)
Wrap in Thermomat or place in Thermoserver (To keep warm) and let rise for 30 minutes
Push dough into rough rectangle about 10mm thick and spread with 3 cheeses.
Roll into a long flat log, pinch ends to stop cheeses exiting ends, slash with top of spatula and place in a cold oven set at 180 degrees for 35 minutes, slice and serve warm or cold
60g Fetta Cheese
60g Parmesan Cheese
30g Cheddar Cheese
150g Spinach - Washed and dried lightly
500g Bakers Flour
2tsp Dry Yeast
300g Warm water
20g EVOO
1 tsp salt

Grind cheese on Speed 6 for 10 Seconds - SET ASIDE
Chop Spinach on Speed 6 for 3 Seconds
Add remaining ingredients (not the cheeses yet) - Mix for 5 seconds on Speed 5. Closed lid position - 1 1/2 minutes on Interval Speed (MC off)
Wrap in Thermomat or place in Thermoserver (To keep warm) and let rise for 30 minutes
Push dough into rough rectangle about 10mm thick and spread with 3 cheeses.
Roll into a long flat log, pinch ends to stop cheeses exiting ends, slash with top of spatula and place in a cold oven set at 180 degrees for 35 minutes, slice and serve warm or cold
Friday, November 25, 2011
Tropical Juice
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| Mine had Banana, Raspberries, Mango, Pineapple and Orange |
500g Fruit (mango, pineapple, kiwi, strawberry, banana, raspberries, orange) - any combination you like
200g Ice
500g Water
Add sugar, fruit and ice and mix on speed 10 for 1 minute
Add water through top while on speed 10 for a further minute (with MC in place)
Serve!
YUMMO
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Weekly Menu Plan - W/C 21st November 2011
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.........
Monday 21st November Pad Thai
This is the recipe I used Pad Thai - I did it mostly in my thermomix but I'm yet to do my own post with tmx instructions. I followed a lot of the method from this one actually......Fried Bee Hoon
Tuesday 22nd November
Creamy Chicken Pasta
Served with steamed veggies in your varoma
Wednesday 23rd November
Home made pizza - See EDC for base recipe
Topped with Tomato Paste, Grated Cheese and meat of choice (chicken, pepperoni, ham), pineapple and more cheese
Thursday 24th November
Baked Penne and Meatballs
Served with Salad
Friday 25th November
Fried Rice (that isn't actually fried) - thanks Quirky Jo
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