Not exact matches
I don't have a strict recipe for it - I just use my
immersion blender to blend an entire bunch of cilantro
with a few cloves of garlic and enough water, lime juice, and olive oil until it makes a
creamy consistency.
Using an
immersion blender or hand mixer
with only 1 of the beaters attached, mix the ingredients until
creamy and smooth.
Add basil and blend
with an
immersion blender until smooth and
creamy.
In place of sugar and flour, I boiled parsnip cubes
with coconut milk and almond milk and used an
immersion blender to puree the mixture into a sweet and
creamy base.
Blend
with an
immersion blender or use a stand - up blender, until smooth and
creamy.
Using either an
immersion blender or in batches
with a high - speed blender, blend until
creamy and smooth.
Blend soup either using a blender or
immersion blender until smooth and
creamy,
with no lumps.
With a fork or
immersion blender, mash orblend the mixture until
creamy.
Let cool slightly, then blend
with an
immersion blender until
creamy, or transfer to a standing blender to puree.
When a floret of cauliflower is easily mashed against the side of the pot
with a fork, use an
immersion blender to blend the soup to a thick,
creamy consistency (or use a regular blender, working in small batches).
Using an
immersion blender, puree ingredients until everything is smooth and
creamy,
with no lumps remaining.
Turn heat off and gently pulse
with an
immersion blender for a
creamy, more cohesive consistency.
Add the maple and vanilla, and beat
with a hand mixer on high until
creamy and fluffy (a few minutes) or use an
immersion blender.
I also only pureed about half the pot
with my
immersion blender, so my soup was thick and
creamy, but still had a LOT of texture.
Use a metal
immersion blender on low - power to blend everything together in the pot until
creamy — this marries all of that delicious onion, garlic, fennel flavor
with the tomato sauce.
The white beans were added earlier on in the cooking process and pureed (using this handheld
immersion blender)
with the whole tomatoes to make it a little
creamy, and the sundried tomatoes were added towards the end, giving them just enough time to plump up a bit and add some flavor.
Blend the soup in a high - speed blender or
with an
immersion blender until smooth and
creamy.
Blend the flax oil and cottage cheese together
with the
immersion blender until reaching a
creamy quality and the oil has been absorbed.
Combine and blend together olive oil, garlic, lemon juice, dulse and Braggs in blender or
with handheld
immersion blender until smooth and
creamy.
Remove the bay leaf and either blend
with an
immersion blender, or blend it in batches in your blender until you have a
creamy, smooth bisque.
Top up the container (can be metal or glass, but not plastic)
with boiling water, and then use an
immersion blender to mix everything together until it's
creamy and foamy.
Blend the soup in a blender or
with an
immersion blender (in the pot) until you have a
creamy, smooth texture.
Add salt to taste and puree
with an
immersion blender or a food processor if desired for a
creamier consistency.
Use an
immersion blender to blend the soup
with a few pulses, just enough to make it a bit
creamy while retaining whole kernels.