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Tips and Tricks / Re: urgent help needed!!!! potato & leek soup from EDC
« on: August 29, 2009, 02:01:01 am »
This was one of the first things i made with my TMX and I also thought that it was okay and definitely enough for 4.  When we have soup, we have with fresh rolls and that all.  There is no other courses.

However, I have since made, using my own recipe and I would suggest that you try using milk instead of water.  This will make it more like the traditional Potato and Leek soup of old (or if you have enough Buttermilk stored from making butter - use the buttermilk, it will not be quite as creamier, but will still taste good).

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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hi from Perth
« on: August 29, 2009, 01:26:49 am »
Welcome Miki,

With 2 young ones, you are going to love this machine, I wish I had one when my baby wad a child.  But we managed with what we didn't know. 

Experts - No I think it is just all passion.

Have fun exploring your TMX.

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Introduce Yourself / Re: New to Thermo World
« on: August 29, 2009, 01:22:08 am »
Txs all. 

Molly, sorry to hear that you have not been well, but stick with it.  It's a lot easier than it looks and practise seems to make it easier.  I still find it easier to cook some wet dishes (casseroles) up on the weekend and then just re-heat that night.  So some habits are hard to break.  Good luck with exploring yiour new machine.

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Introduce Yourself / Re: Almost New Owner
« on: August 28, 2009, 01:08:26 pm »
Good Luck at your Demo.  My group where a bit the same, but once we got started interest increased.  It was interesting to see the different reactions of the group, the husbands wanted to know all the engineering facts, specifications etc, and the wives just wanted to know how it would save them time.  At the end of the night, my demonstrator had definitelt earned her keep and when she left, everyone got up and wanted to make something in the machine, from making orange juice to Baileys frothed milk for their coffees.  It was a good night.

You will have lots of fun discovering what you can do with one little bench top machine - Enjoy 

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Introduce Yourself / New to Thermo World
« on: August 28, 2009, 12:51:46 pm »
Hi Everyone,

I live in Sydney and have recently been introduced to the wonders of Thermomix.  I received my TMX 3 weeks ago and have used it everyday since.  I couldn't stop talking about it to the people I work with and ended up taking it in to work to show them all how good it is and to trial some recipes on them all.  I'm not easily excited about kitchen gadgets, preferring to cook traditional for most of my life.  But, this machine really impressed me.  Only 3 weeks and I could not imagine not having it in my life.  I know most people baulk at the price, but really it is the most useful machine for any kitchen and so easy to use, clean and I don't need to stand there and stir the pot or adjust the heat.  Where has this machine been.  I'm looking forward to sharing recipes (already started to convert my old recipes) and picking up tips along the way.

Thank you Grace, otherwise i would never have found out about TMX.

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