Thanks to you all for your help.

I have an 11, 10 and 8 year old.  Only one will eat just about everything, the other two too plain. 
I will have a go at some of the recipes you have suggested esp the chicken nuggets they should like those.

Its just so addictive i want to use the thermie all of the time but with plain janes its hard to know what to cook.  When i have my demo i will also ask the consultant.  Hopefully shell have some more ideas.  I probably just need to get myself some more recipe books. Any ideas on which ones would be good?

My DDs are very keen to get in and help especially with the biscuits and desserts.  My son just loves drinking the oj i make and eating the sorbets.

Don't know that its helping the weight very much, the scales seem to be going up not down. My husband and I are trying to lose 10kg in 10mths.  Don't like my chances its just too easy making such yum-mo food in this machine.  I'm just going to have to be more disciplined with what i make.  And I cant wait to go to some cooking classes.  Has anyone else been to any and what do you think of them?  Are they worth going to?

I just got my Thermie a couple of days before Xmas and apart from having tonsilitis a couple of weeks ago and being in bed for a few days and going down the beach for a short visit i have pretty much tried to use it for something or another every day since.

Things i have made to date:
Bread
Foccacia (very yum with herbs, garlic salt and salt on top)
Banana chocolate smoothie (trying to replicate the one from boost and its pretty close)
Sorbets mango and tried banana ( not as good as the smoothie)
chicken rissotto (made from two different recipes which was a bit confusing.  Looks 7/10 taste 9/10 always room for improvement)
pumpkin soup (very nice)
chocolate icecream (from Teninas blog - very niceeeeee)
chocolate cake
orange juice
pear juice
my favouorite dip capsicum
Still havent tried the veroma yet but cant wait to. Oops did i spell that right?
Anyway I was hoping there were some other THMXR addicts in the Ballarat region that might be interested in getting together for a chat other a coffee or wine share some cooking tips or recipes?
Its not the same sharing the excitement with the DH.

Thanks THMR.

Yummo, can taste it in my mouth already.  I will definately be trying it as soon as my tmx arrives.  Hurry up.

Thanks i think well start with the bickies.  Yes were aussies based in Ballarat.  Are there any other Ballaratarians around who live for their TMX?  I would be interested in getting together for some cooking classes in the new year?

The meatballs also sound good thanks well give them a go.

Cheers.