Magimix Mini Plus manuel d'utilisation

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    Impor tant safeguards ...............................2 Description ...............................................4 Control Panel ............................................5 Fitting the bowl .........................................6 Fitting the accessories ......... .......................7 Using the citrus press ................................[...]

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    IMPOR T ANT SAFEGUARDS ! W h e n us i n g el e c t r i c a l a p p li an ce s, b as ic s af et y p r ec au ti on s sh ou ld a lw a y s b e f o ll ow ed i nc lu di ng th e f ol lo wi ng : 0 1. R ea d a ll in st ru ct i o ns . 0 2. T o p ro te ct ag a in st ri sk of el e c t ri ca l s ho ck do n o t p ut th e f oo d p r o ce ss or in wa te r o r o th[...]

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    IMPOR T ANT SAFEGUARDS ! i ns tr uc ti on co nc er ni ng th e u se of th e a pp l ia nc e i n a sa fe wa y a nd if th ey un de r s t an d t he h az ar ds in vo lv ed 2 6. Th is a pp li an ce s ha ll n ot be u se d by ch il dr en . Ke ep th e ap pl ia nc e a nd it s c or d ou t of re ac h o f ch i l dr en . C hi ld re n s ha ll no t p la y w it h t [...]

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    DESCRIPTION Pusher Mini bowl mini blade* Main bowl Motor unit *to be used with the support Lid Stainless steel main blade Spatula Citrus press Support + 2mm slicing/grating disc Blender m ix Storage box Egg whisk Feed tube Motor shaft 4 4[...]

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    CONTROL P ANEL STOP: press this button to switch the machine off. AUTO: press this button to process in continuous mode and achieve an even texture. Ideal for chopping, processing and blending finely , as well as for whisking, slicing and grating. PULSE: press this button for intermittent processing. The machine automatically switches itself of f a[...]

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    Place the bowl on the motor unit with the handle to the left hand side. Be for e usi ng yo ur a ppl ian ce f or the fir st tim e, wa sh al l t he pa rts tho rou ghl y ( ex cep t the m oto r uni t) Place the chosen attachment in the bowl (see details on following page). Tu r n t h e l i d i n a n a n t i - c l o c k w i s e direction until the locki[...]

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    FITTING THE ACCESSORIES T o s l ic e: p la ce t he d i sc w i th i t s s li c in g blade facing upwards. Low er the sup port, fit ted wit h a disc , onto the motor shaf t in the cen tre of the bowl . Put the lid o n and lock into posi tion. T o gr ate: P lace t he disc wi th its gr ating blades facing upwards. B l e n d e r m i x : f o r u s e w i [...]

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    8 8 Place the egg whisk directly in the main bow l on the m otor shaft . Pu t t he li d o n, lo ck i t i nto p osi tio n a nd rem ove t he pu sher . Egg whisk: make sure to assemble the 4 parts correctly . C he ck t ha t t h e m e ta l s h af t i s c or r ec t ly locked. The s mall m ain b lade al so f its o nto t he su pp ort an d lo ck s in to pl[...]

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    9 USING THE CITRUS PRESS Fit the citrus press basket onto the bowl and turn anticlockwise until it locks into position. Select the cone according to the size of your citrus fruit. The large cone should always be slotted onto the small one. Slide the cone onto the motor shaft. Place the lever arm opposite the locking system and clip the tab onto the[...]

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    REMOVING THE BOWLS AND THE ACCESSORIES S to p t he mo t or a nd r em ov e t he l id b y turning it clockwise. Careful ly rem ove t he min i-blade, befo re putting the mini bowl down. Next, remove the support by rotating it, re ta ini ng a fir m gr asp on th e di sc. Th e d isc can als o be left f ixed t o the suppo rt for cl ea nin g. Carefully rem[...]

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    CLEANING Motor unit: wipe with a soft, damp cloth. T o cle an the ba ses of th e s tainless st eel bl ade an d th e e gg w hi sk, u se a b ott le brush. T h e e g g w hi s k c a n b e d i sm a n t l ed f o r eas y cle aning . Ens ure y ou ass embl e a ll the parts correctly U se a s of t s po n ge w i th h ot w a te r a nd w a s h i n g - u p l i q[...]

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    Never us e your hand to push th e food down the feed tube. Never attempt to chop bones (even small one s). Th e mach ine is not i ntend ed for t his purpose. Y ou will irreparably damage your main blade. So l id s: N ev er f i ll t he b ow l mo re th a n two-thirds full. L i q u i d s : Never fill the bow l more t han one -third f ull. W e re comme[...]

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    Y ou can slice and grate in one operation w i t h o u t e m p t y i n g t h e b o w l . S i m p l y reverse the slicing/grating disc. F o r s m a l l q u a n t i t i e s y o u c a n i n o n e o p e r a t i o n s l i c e , g r a t e a n d m a k e a v i n a i g r e t t e o r m a y o n n a i s e w i t h o u t emptying your bowl. Simply position the mi[...]

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    SIMPLICITY • AUTO button: the motor adapts its speed to the task at hand. • PULSE button: for more control over the end result. This is the setting you need for precision chopping or blending. • Pop soft foods (e.g. meat, fish or soft cheeses) into the freezer for a few minutes to firm them up before chopping, grating or slicing them in your [...]

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    • Soft doughs (brioche, choux pastr y , etc.): Magimix food processors work on the rapid kneading principle. Doughs are kneaded for 30 seconds to 1 minute - the exact time depends on the amount and type of dough. Follow the instructions carefully for each recipe. • Nor mal doughs: for faster results, leave the dough to rise or prove at (or slig[...]

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    1 PULSE = Press on the PULSE button for 1 to 2 seconds. In recipes, words marked with an asterisk * are explained in the glossar y on page 76. Abbreviations tsp = teaspoon tbsp = tablespoon g = gram pt = pint fl oz = fluid ounce 1 bowl = 250-300 g oz = ounce lb = pound In order to make them accessible to ever yone, our selection of recipes are easy[...]

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    17 Basic preparations[...]

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    Preparation: 3 min. Cooking: none Mayonnaise In th e mi ni b owl fi tte d wi th t he mi ni bla de, pla ce t he egg yol ks, ha lf th e vi neg ar or l emo n ju ic e and the m ust ard . Bl end for 20 s eco nds and wit h the ma chi ne st ill ru nni ng po ur th e oil in vi a the fee d tub e. St op th e ma chi ne wh en al l the oi l has be en ad ded an d[...]

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    Preparation: 10 min. Cooking: 5 min. Herb mayonnaise Chop the shallots and tarragon in the mini bowl (4-5 pulses). Put the resulting mixture in a small, thick-bottomed saucepan with the vinegar , salt and pepper . Reduce* to half its original volume over a low heat. Pour the reduction into the mini bowl. Add the egg yolks and pulse 3 times. Add the[...]

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    Preparation: 5 min. Cooking: none Whipped Cream 20 minutes beforehand, place the cream and main bowl in the fridge. T ake the bowl from the refrigerator and fit on machine. Fit the egg whisk. Pour the cold cream into the bowl. Close the lid and remove the pusher . Switch on. When the cream is sufficiently stif f, add the icing sugar and switch the [...]

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    Preparation: 5 min. Equipment: conical sieve Raspberr y Coulis Place the raspberries and sugar in the main bowl, fitted with the main blade and the Bl end er m ix attachment. Blend for 2 minutes, gradually adding the water via the feed tube. Using the citrus press, extract the lemon juice and stir into the fruit mixture. Either ser ve the coulis as[...]

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    Preparation: 3 min. Resting: 2 hours Pancake Batter Place the flour , eggs, oil, beer and salt in the bowl with the main blade and the Ble nde r m ix attachment. Blend for 30 sec., then gradually add the milk via the feed tube and blend for a further 2 min. Tip: the pancakes will be even better if you leave the batter to stand for 2 hours beforehan[...]

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    23 BASIC PREP ARA TIONS Preparation: 5 min. Cooking: 20 min Equipment: 28 cm pie tin French Flan Pastr y Place the flour , sugar , butter cut into pieces and the egg yolk in the bo wl f itt ed wit h th e ma in bla de a nd swi tch the mac hin e on. Add the water gradually via the feed tube and switch of f as soon as the pastr y for ms a ball. If the[...]

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    Preparation: 15 min Resting: 1h30 Cooking: 20 min B re ad Dissolve the yeast in the water thanks to a fork. Put aside for 1 min. In the bowl fitted with the main blade, pour the salt, flour , water and yeast. Put the machine on and switch of f as soon as the dough forms a ball (max 1 minute). Put the dough in a floured bowl. Cover it with a cloth. [...]

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    Plaited brioche Disso lve the yeast in th e milk. Set aside. In t he m ain b owl fitt ed with the main blade, p ut the f lour , salt, sugar and butte r . Switc h the mac hine on an d slowly a dd the mi lk an d the yeast via the feed tub e and swi tch off as soon as the dou gh forms a ball (max 1 mi nute) . Put the dough in a flour ed bowl. Cover it[...]

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    Preparation: 15 min. Cooking: 20-25 min. Equipment: piping bag with 2 cm (3/4 - inch) Cheese puf fs Preheat your oven to 180°C / 355°F (gas mark 4). In the main bowl, gr ate the cheese using the grating disc. Set aside. Pour the water into a pan, add the diced butter and sugar . Bring to the boil. Remove from the heat and tip in all the flour . M[...]

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    Appetisers and Star ters[...]

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    Preparation: 20 min. Cooking: 45 min. Equipment: ovenproof dish, large bowl Aubergine Caviar Pr e-h eat t he o ve n to 1 50° C / 300 °F (g as mar k 2) . Cut the aubergine s in half len gthways and m ake a cr oss -sh ape d in cis ion in the fle sh. Lay the m in an ove npr oof di sh an d ba ke in t he o ve n for 45 mi nut es. Af ter t his ti me, r [...]

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    Preparation: 10 min. Cooking: none Equipment: large plate Fennel Boats with Fresh Goat’ s Cheese Finely chop the hazelnuts in the mini bowl and set aside. Slice the fennel in half, from top to bottom. Remove the centres and place in the main bowl with a little lemon juice and blend. Add the goat’ s cheese, the herbs, a little oil and pepper . M[...]

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    Curried Courgette Soup Fit the main bowl with the main blade, chop the celer y and peeled shallot finely , using the pulse button. In a sauce pan, gen tly heat the oil , a dd t he c hopp ed v eget ables and fry them gently until they begin to change colour . Peel the potato, grate it with the 2-mm grating disc, add it to the pan and cover with the [...]

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    Preparation: 20 min. Cooking: 30 min. Equipment: frying pan, cake tin Chicken Liver T errine Pre-heat the oven to 150°C / 300°F (gas mark 2). Re mov e al l the me mbr ane s fro m the ch ick en li ver s and ma rin ate them for 10 minutes in the port, along with 3 bay leaves and the crushed sprigs of thyme. After this time, remove the bay leaves. C[...]

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    32 Main Courses[...]

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    MAIN COURSES Preparation: 20 min. Cooking: 20 min. Equipment: frying pan, ser ving dish Cod Fishcakes with a T omato & Olive Coulis Dissolve the contents of the cour t bouillon sachet as per instructions on pack. Bring to the boil, add the fish and simmer for 10 minutes. Drain. Squeeze the lemon. Chop the onion and olives using the main blade. [...]

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    MAIN COURSES Leek tar t For the shor tcrust pastr y , refer to page 21. W ash the leeks and cut off the green part and the roots. Sta nd th em upr ight i n the fee d tub e (tak ing c are not t o overf ill feedtube) and slice them using the slicer disc. Melt 40g (2 oz) of butter in the sauté pan and tip the leeks in. Stir and leave to cook gently o[...]

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    Preparation: 20 min. Cooking: 50 min. Equipment: fr ying pan, earthenware dish Stuf fed Aubergines Pre-heat the oven to 190°C / 375°F (gas mark 5). Halve the aubergines lengthways and sprinkle with lemon juice to stop them browning. Lay them in a dish and bake for 20 minutes in the oven (or cover with microwaveable cling film and microwave for 10[...]

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    37 Pr ehe at ov en t o 180 °C / 3 55° F (ga s ma rk 4) . W ash t he to mat oes . Cut t he to p off th e tom ato es an d set as ide . Re mov e th e fl esh and see ds of the tom ato es us in g a sma ll spo on. Sa lt t he i nsi de o f th e to ma toe s an d le ave to s tan d, u psi de d own on k itc hen r oll , to all ow t he ex ces s wa te r to d ra[...]

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    Preparation: 40 min. Cooking: 50 min. Equipment: saucepan (or pressure cooker), fr ying pan, gratin dish Shepherds Pie Peel the onion and carrot and chop into pieces. Cut th e meat into pieces. Fit the main blade, and process the carrot until coarsely chopped, add the onion and process until coarsely chopped. Set aside the chopped carrot and onion.[...]

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    Desser ts[...]

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    Preparation: 5 min. Cooking: 20 min. Equipment: sandwich* tin Y oghur t Cake Pre-heat the oven to 180°C / 355°F (gas mark 4). In the main bowl, fitted with the main blade and the Blender m ix attachment, place the butter , eggs, yoghur t and sugar (use the empty yoghurt pot to measure out the dr y ingredients). Blend for one minute. Add the flour[...]

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    Preparation: 10 min. Cooking: 20 min. Equipment: (saucepan), tart ring or quiche tin, greaseproof or silicone paper Fresh Fig T ar t Pre-heat the oven to 200°C / 390°F (gas mark 6). Butter the tin and line it with the puf f pastr y . Prick the base with a fork. Cover it with a circle of greaseproof paper and weigh this down with baking beans to k[...]

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    42 42 DESSERTS Preparation: 15 min. Cooking: 55 min. Equipment: rectangular cake tin 20 cm (8-inch) long, wire cooling tray Spice Cake Butter a cake tin and dust with flour . Pre-heat the oven to 160°C / 320°F (gas mark 2-3). Grate the carrots using the 2-mm grater disc, placing the pieces horizontally in the feed tube to ensure you get a long gr[...]

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    43 Preparation: 20 min Cooking: 2h30 Material: piping bag* Pavlova For the French meringue Break the eggs. Separate the whites from the yolks. In the bowl fitted with the whisk, beat the eggs until stiff for 5 minutes, taking care to remove the pusher . Add the sugar and icing sugar slowly via the feed tube. Let it run for 1 minute. The mixture sho[...]

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    Menus[...]

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    Dauphinois Menu Parmesan Souf flé Grate the cheese using the 2-mm grater disc and set aside. Melt the butter in a saucepan over a low heat, add the flour and stir in using a wooden spoon. Continue to cook the mixture over a low heat, stirring constantly , in order to cook the flour . After 5 minutes, gradually add the hot water , continuing to sti[...]

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    46 Stuf fed chicken breasts Main Course Carefully peel back the skin of the chicken breasts in order to remove all the fat from under neath and set aside. Slice the carrot using the slicer disc and cook the carrot and beans in salted boiling water for about 5 minutes. Drain and set aside. In the mini bowl chop the shallots and set aside. Fit the ma[...]

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    47 Preparation: 30 min. Cooking: 30 min. Equipment: tart ring or quiche tin Chocolate Pie Pre-heat the oven to 180°C / 355°F (gas mark 4). Make the French flan pastr y (see p. 23). Butter the dish and line it with the pastr y . Bake blind* for 20 minutes. Bring the cream, milk and vanilla sugar to the boil. T urn of f heat and add the chocolate, [...]

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    Provençal Menu T omato flan Star ter Im mer se th e tom ato es in bo ili ng wa ter f or a fe w se con ds, sk in , de -se ed an d ch op ro ugh ly . Po ur th e oi l in to a pa n ad d th e c ho ppe d to mat o, cov er and co ok ov er a l ow he at f or 2 0 min ute s, s tir rin g fro m ti me t o ti me . Wh ile th e to mat oes are co oki ng, put the re d[...]

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    49 Preparation: 10 min. Cooking: 25 min. Equipment: saucepan, deep serving dish Confit of Figs in a Citr us Sauce W ash the figs thoroughly . Using the citrus press, squeeze the oranges, lemon and grapefruit. Measure the juice obtained and if there is less than half a litre, top up with water . Put the juice, sugar and 10 figs cut into quarters in [...]

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    Italian Menu Ar tichoke & Par mesan Carpaccio Cook the artichokes for a few minutes in salted water with a few drops of lemon juice. Remove and leave cool for 10 minutes. During this time, slice the Parmesan and set aside. Next, slice the ar tichoke hear ts. Arrange the artichoke and Parmesan slices on a plate. Season with salt and pepper , add[...]

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    51 Fry th e c hop ped oni on i n a p an wit h a d ash o f ol ive oil . Sp rea d th e dou gh a nd pr ick a f ew t ime s wit h a fo rk Cover the dough with the tomato coulis, tomatoes onion, courgette an d m ozz are lla . Se aso n ea ch la yer (sa lt an d pe ppe r). Lo wer the t emp era tur e of t he o ven t o 22 0°C / 425 °F ( ga s ma rk 7) . C oo[...]

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    Preparation: 15 min. Resting: 6 to 24h Equipment: rectangular tin, bowl Tiramisu Remove the mascarpone from the refrigerator 1 hour in advance. Separate the eggs. Whisk the egg whites until stiff (see p. 20) and set aside in a large bowl. In t he bow l, fit ted wit h egg wh isk , ble nd th e yol ks an d su gar un til pal e. A dd t he Ama ret to a n[...]

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    54 Mexican Menu Guacamole In the mini bowl, chop the coriander and garlic, set aside, then chop the onion. Peel, remove the stone and chop the avocado into pieces. Add the a vocados, T abasco , spice s, may onnaise, salt, coria nder and garlic. Use the pulse button a few times, then leave the machine running for 10 seconds. Squeeze the lime over th[...]

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    55 Preparation: 30 min. Cooking: 2 min. Equipment: saucepan Next, add the kidney beans and simmer for 15 minutes. Whilst the Chilli is simmering grate the cheese using the grating disc. Check the seasoning, when ready to ser ve scatter with the grated cheese. Ser ve with extra grated Cheddar and T abasco sauce. Mango Mousse Whip the cre am i n the [...]

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    56 English Menu Minted Pea Soup Place the chicken stock in a pan and add the roughly chopped shallot, peas, sugar and a pinch of salt. Br ing to the boil and cook for about 10 minutes. Drain and reser ve half the cooking liquid. Blend in the main bowl fitted with the main blade, and the Blender m ix attachment gradually adding the cooking liquid vi[...]

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    57 Preparation: 15 min. Cooking: 30 min. Equipment: gratin dish Check the seasoning, add the pine nuts and mix, using the pulse button a few times. Stuff the chicken, place on the roasting tray , lightly season with salt and pepper , add a little water and roast in the oven for one hour , basting frequently . Tip: this stuffing would be ideal for o[...]

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    Parisian Menu Salmon T ar tare Peel the onions. Chop the chives. In the bowl fitted with the metal blade, put the onions and pulse 3 times. Cut the peppers, remove the seeds and white filaments. Cut into pieces, add the peppers to the bowl and pulse 4 times. Cut the salmon into pieces. Add the salmon, capers and chives in the bowl. Pulse four times[...]

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    59 Preparation: 10 min. Cooking: none Equipment: bowl, stemmed glasses Iced Raspberr y Mousse In the main bowl, fitted with the whisk, whisk the egg whites until stiff and set aside in a bowl. Extract the lemon juice. Remove the citrus press and attach the main blade. Add the raspberries (ver y slightly defrosted), the icing sugar and the lemon jui[...]

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    American Menu W aldor f Salad Peel and dice the apples. Cut the celer y into slices using the slicer disc. Make the mayonnaise in the main bowl (see p.18). Stir the apple and celer y into the mayonnaise, adding the walnuts. Ser ve on a bed of lettuce leaves. Ingredients (ser ves 4) • 2 Golden Delicious apples • 2 sticks celery • 80ml (3 fl oz[...]

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    61 Preparation: 10 min. Cooking: 45 min. Equipment: cake tin Sprinkle the breadcrumbs onto a plate and roll the cakes in them. Put the butter in the fr ying pan and fr y the crab cakes until golden, for about 4 minutes on each side. Ser ve with slices of lemon and French beans. Carrot Cake Pre-heat the oven to 175°C / 350°F (gas mark 3-4). W ash,[...]

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    Normandy Menu Mushroom Soup Blend the mushrooms in the main bowl, fitted with the main blade and the Bl end er m ix attachment, for 2 minutes to obtain a smooth purée. Ti p into a pan. Next, blend the water , potato flour and salt. Add to the mushrooms and simmer over a moderate heat for 15 to 20 minutes. Pour into a soup tureen and add the crème[...]

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    63 Preparation: 25 min. Resting: 1 hour . Cooking: 40 min. Equipment: mixing bowl, 25 cm (10-inch) tart ring or quiche tin Chop the sorrel using the main blade and add it to the conte nts of th e fr ying pan. Leave to melt into the sauce, then add the cream and a littl e salt a nd peppe r . Reduc e th e sa uce over a low heat for about 15 minut es.[...]

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    V egetarian Menu Lentil Soup Tip the lentils directly into a cooking pot with the bay leaf and the onion, peeled and cut into quar ters. Add the cold stock. Bring to the boil and cook for 30 minutes. Drain the lentils and reser ve the cooking liquid. Next, tip the lentils into the main bowl, fitted with the main blade and the Bl end er m ix attachm[...]

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    Preparation: 15 min. Cooking: 40 min. Equipment: pudding dish Po ur ov er the egg mix tur e. Co ver wit h th e re st of th e pu ff pa stry , s eal ing t he ed ges o f th e pa stry s he ets f irm ly to get her . Bru sh th e pi e li d wi th the egg yol k, t hen mak e a s mal l ho le in th e cen tre to le t th e st eam esc ape . Pl ace t he pi e in th[...]

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    67 Southwestern Menu Cut the m onkfish fille ts into 100g (4 oz) pieces. W a sh the le e ks. Cut of f the green par t and the roots. Slice the m using the 2- mm slicer disc, standing them upright in the fe ed tube. Se t aside . Clean the mushrooms. Slice and set aside. Pour the fish stock into a pan and bring to the boil. Low er the heat and poac h[...]

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    Preparation: 30 min. Cooking: 15 min. Equipment: pan, sieve, stemmed glasses. Sauce: in a pan, fry the shallots, leeks and mushrooms in the oil for 10 minutes. Use the main blade to chop the garlic and add to the contents of the pan, along with the bay leaf, thyme and cloves. Add the wine and reduce the sauce by one th ird (abo ut 25 min utes ). Se[...]

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    69 Cocktails / Milkshakes[...]

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    COCKT AILS / MILKSHAKES Preparation: 5 min. Strawberr y milkshake W ash and drain the strawberries. Hull* them. Put the strawberries in the bowl with the main blade and the Bl end er m ix attachment. Pulse 3/4 times. Add the sugar and ice cream and blend. Gradually pour the milk in through the feed tube, before adding the dash of lemon juice. Blend[...]

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    71 Preparation: 5 min. Mango lassi (yoghur t drink) Peel the mango. Put it in the bowl fitted with the main blade and the Blender m ix attachment the yoghurt, honey and lemon juice. Bl end for 30 s ec ., gra dua lly add ing th e wa ter via th e fe ed t ube . Tip: For extra zing, tr y chopping a few mint leaves in the mini bowl and adding them to yo[...]

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    COCKT AILS / MILKSHAKES Preparation: 5 min. Melon, raspberr y and strawberr y cocktail W ash the raspberries and strawberries. Deseed the melon and scoop out the flesh. Put all the fruit in the bowl with the main blade and the Blendermix attachment and blend for 20 sec. Tip: For extra zing, tr y chopping a few mint leaves in the mini bowl and addin[...]

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    COCKT AILS / MILKSHAKES 73 Baby food[...]

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    74 74 BABY FOOD Preparation : 5 min. Cooking : 15 min. Carrot Parmentier W ash the potato and carrot, peel them and cut into pieces. Steam the vegetables and the beef for approximately 15 min. Place all the ingredients in the mini bowl and pulse 4/5 times, then blend to obtain a smooth purée. Ingredients From 6 months onwards • 50g potato • 10[...]

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    BABY FOOD 75 Preparation : 5 min. Cooking : 15 min. Pear and vanilla desser t Peel and core the pear and cut it into large pieces. Place it in a saucepan with 3 tablespoons water and simmer for approximately 15 min. over a low heat. Place the cooked pear in the mini bowl with the sugar and pulse 5/6 times. Allow to cool slightly . Ingredients From [...]

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    Glossar y 76 B ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Bain marie T o melt ch ocola te or hea t a sauce ge ntly , the ingredients can be placed in a bowl over a pan containing very hot (but never boiling) water . Bake blind Bake an empty quiche or piecrust, i.e. without its filling. F –––?[...]

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    Menu Index 77 Dauphinois 45 Parmesan Soufflé Stuffed Chicken Breasts Potato & T urnip Gratin Chocolate Pecan Pie Provençal 48 T omato Flan Stuffed Courgettes Confit of Figs in a Citrus Sauce Italian 50 Artichoke & Par mesan Carpaccio Pizza with vegetables Tiramisu Mexican 54 Guacamole Chilli con carne Mango Mousse English 56 Minted Pea So[...]

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    78 Recipe Index BASIC PREP ARA TIONS Mayonnaise ...........................................................18 Aïoli .....................................................................18 Herb Mayonnaise ..................................................19 T apenade ..............................................................19 Whipped cream ...[...]

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    Potato & T urnip Gratin............................................46 Stuffed Courgettes ..................................................48 Pizza with vegetables .............................................50 Chilli con Carne .....................................................54 Chicken with Spinach Stuffing ...............................[...]

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