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Madame Thermomix brings her tri-cultural food and wine experience to Why is There Air. To share her passion for this kitchen revolution, Madame Thermomix creates recipes for you and your family to enjoy. You will find thermomix recipes for every occasion!
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2y ago
Carpaccio of Tomatoes with Fresh Goats' Cheese is a super idea for enhancing the summer's colourful tomatoes!
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2y ago
A super-fast, no-rise loaf that's ready in about an hour
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2y ago
A deep and earthy soup made from two of my favourite ingredients, mushrooms and chestnuts. Use chicken stock for extra flavour or vegetable stock for a vegetarian treat. Absolutely gorgeous! Makes 8 starter servings or 4 large bowls.
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2y ago
Stuffed Courgette Flowers are a delicious way to enhance the subtle flavour of our good friend the courgette!
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2y ago
Inspired by ThermoHubby John's Northwestern Spanish musings, this recipe takes about a minute to make in your Thermomix. To keep it light I used only a small amount of olive oil. And because we used no cheese, this pesto happens to be dairy free. Serve it with fresh trout, salmon, or monkfish, or mix it into some fresh Thermomix pasta. The subtle taste of orange really lifts the flavour of the wild garlic, and the ensemble is enhanced by the almonds. Delicious!
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2y ago
This is one of my all-time favourite soups, not only because it carries the sentimental value of having been Thermomix demonstration soup recipe for UK Thermomix, but because I just love the way the red pepper taste blends with the tomato. And the pinch of cayenne pepper really lifts the whole soup. You can optimise the use of your Thermomix by steaming meat and vegetables in the Varoma while your soup cooks for up to 30 minutes before blending.
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2y ago
This cake is a subtly delightful combination of sweet and savoury flavours that is perfect as a pre-dinner treat with cocktails or a crisp white wine. Serves 8 to 10 as a starter with a rocket salad or more as a pre-dinner appetizer. It’s great party food too, and it won’t last long on a buffet table!
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2y ago
Tom Kerridge's Low-Fat Ragu is my new go-to recipe for a fabulously tasty beef and tomato sauce. Use it in lasagna, on pasta or on zucchetti or courgetti!
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2y ago
ThermoHubby John's and my favourite way to cook a whole chicken. An all-in-one Varoma meal that's moist, delicious and easy peasy!
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2y ago
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