Put in processor or
blender until a smooth texture.
Not exact matches
Once your hazelnuts resemble the
texture of breadcrumbs increase the speed of your
blender until the hazelnuts turn into a
smooth butter as pictured above.
When potatoes are fully softened, blend soup
until mostly
smooth but a little
texture remains using a hand
blender directly in the pot or by transferring to a countertop
blender in batches.
Using an immersion
blender or food processor, gently blend the soup
until it is
smooth but still has a little
texture.
Once ready, mix in a
blender until you get a
smooth texture.
Add everything to a food processor or high speed
blender and mix
until a
smooth texture is obtained.
In a
blender or food processor (I used my magic bullet), pulse 1/2 cup of oats
until smooth (
texture of course flour).
Remove the basil sprig and, using an immersion
blender, blend the sauce
until slightly
smooth while retaining some
texture.
If you'd like a
smoother texture, insert an immersion
blender into the mixture and process
until pureed to your liking.
Place all ingredients in
blender and blend
until smooth, pudding - like
texture.
First, grind the almonds in a food processor or
blender to a fairly fine
texture, then add all the other ingredients and blend together
until it's
smooth.
Using a
blender or an immersion
blender, pulse
until the mixture is a
texture you enjoy — I like a little chunky vegetable matter left, but some people like this really
smooth.
Discard the Parmesan rind and, using an immersion
blender, blend the sauce
until slightly
smooth while retaining some
texture.
Add all the wet ingredients to a
blender and blend from low to high
until the spinach is
smooth and resembles a thin smoothie - like
texture.
To make the filling, combine the cashews, agave syrup and coconut oil in a
blender and blend
until smooth, adding water as needed to create a creamy
texture.
FILLING: Combine the cashews, agave syrup, and coconut oil in the high - speed
blender (I used my food processor again) and blend
until smooth, adding water as needed to create a creamy
texture.
Stir in the peanut butter and tomato juice, and with a hand
blender or food processor, blend half or all of the soup
until smooth, depending on the
texture you want — always be careful when blending hot liquids.
This Vegan Caesar Salad dressing uses raw cashews which are processed with a
blender until very
smooth, creating an amazing silky
texture.
Using a metal immersion
blender, blend together the soup
until you get a creamy,
smooth texture.
Pulse tomatoes, anchovies, garlic, oil, and basil in a food processor or
blender until mostly
smooth (some
texture is okay); season with salt and pepper.
The next day, remove the thyme stems and leave the thyme and puree all the ingredients in a
blender until the gazpacho is
smooth, or almost
smooth — I like to keep just a little
texture in it, which means I will generally puree about 3/4 of the gazpacho and leave the rest as is.
Place the lentils, sweet potato and apple into a
blender or food processor and pulse
until a
smooth, but slightly chunky
texture is achieved.
Place all of the ingredients into a food processor or high - speed
blender and process
until you achieve desired
texture (from
smooth to slightly chunky).
Use an immersion
blender to puree the sauce
until relatively
smooth, but leaving some
texture.
Blend the soup in a
blender or with an immersion
blender (in the pot)
until you have a creamy,
smooth texture.
In a food processor or
blender combine all of the above ingredients and blend
until relatively
smooth, or to preferred
texture.
Transfer the cooked apples, without their cooking liquid, to a
blender and puree
until they are completely
smooth; the
texture should be
smoother and finer than regular applesauce.