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Introduce Yourself / Re: New from Tassie
« on: February 10, 2010, 07:58:27 am »
I'm not alone here in Tassie yeah!!!!!  Arrived back in Tas from Mackay just before Christmas and was a bit worried that no one down here had even heard of them. must admit I wish I was selling them because I could have sold 10 of them easy as.  People were very keep (Yes this is the green State) to cook with no chemicals or additives. xx
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Tips and Tricks / Re: Thermomix Butter - photos
« on: August 23, 2009, 10:35:55 pm »
Love making butter in the Thermomix.  First lot was like a brick great but not spreadable from the fridge.  I live in the tropics so leaving it on the bench is not an option as it would land up on the bench and floor.  Yes I learnt that one the hard way.

I found a recipe which said 250g oil to 250g of butter but I thought that would be too sloppy, so I used a 600ml carton of cream made the butter then added 150g of Rice Bran oil + tsp salt (Maldon flaked salt) and voila.  It cam out quite sloppy but when it put it in a container in the fridge it was perfect.  My own home made spreadable butter and I know exactly what is in it.

I'm not sure what's with the water issue as I'm just a newbie but I know you have to remove it or the butter goes rancid, but didn't realise you had to be so careful.  I pour off the buttermilk, this time I froze it and will make bread today(I'll keep posted). Washed it with cold water then drained all the water off then whizzed through the oil and salt. I confess yes I'm a Phlegmatic so quick and easy is my motto, no fuss charlie. xxx  You are all beautiful  happy churning

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Chit Chat / Re: well, had had my machine for two days now
« on: August 06, 2009, 09:49:34 pm »
Had my machine for 2 days as well.  Sooooooooo  excited.  The butter milk bread my hubby loved, I made beef strog.  but the meat was tough, the flavour was a dream.  Made the stock, great!!!  Butter loved it..  Sorbet, I made lemon, but was a little lemonie but who cares.  Second night I made Apricot Chicken it was delicious but my veg was crunchie..  I had a smoothie for breakfast, perfect!!!  Some help would be just great.  I read in the sales speal the the Thermomix was great for cheaper cuts of meat (I didn't use cheaper cuts) any ideas. 

Looking forward  to hearing more of your adventures..  Happy thermomixing

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