I especially love that
the immersion blender on this baby food maker can be used for other kitchen tasks once the relatively short baby food stage is over.
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.
At this point I did a quick pass with
my immersion blender on low to blend up the broccoli a bit, but still leave a good amount of texture.
Add a couple tablespoons of vegan butter (optional) and a plant based milk (unsweetened cashew milk works great) and using
an immersion blender on low (don't turn on your blending tool unless it is in the pot already or you may splash yourself with hot water).
Not exact matches
Blend using an
immersion blender (or you can place the ingredients in a food processor, that would work too),
on medium speed until smooth.
Cook for a minute or two
on medium then add the crème fraîche and blend with an
immersion blender until smooth.
I also like to use the whisk attachment
on my
immersion blender for this, or I double the recipe and use the whisk
on my Kitchenaid mixer.
I then used the
immersion blender right in the instant pot and finished the rest of the recipe per the instructions using the SAUTE LESS function
on the Instant Pot.
I'm sure you've mentioned this
on another post at some point, but what brand of
immersion blender do you use?
lol So I ran over to Kohl's and bought an
immersion blender for $ 20, and used it
on the cooled off pot... bam!
I am looking forward to making lots of soups this winter (thanks to santa who brought me a new food mill &
immersion blender;) This one is going
on the list!
Also, totally with you
on the
immersion blender — probably the most convenient kitchen tool I own!
Start blending
on low using a
blender or
immersion blender.
I am with you
on the
immersion blender.
Now if the thought of making lemon curd brings
on visions of double boilers, strainers and
immersion blenders — no worries.
as my mini processor and i are
on a break (i cut my finger pretty badly while cleaning the blade and rendered myself useless for like a week) i attempted to use my
immersion blender.
I've been dying to try this onion and apple spread
on some homemade potato scones, too, and now that I have an
immersion blender, I have a great -LSB-...]
In a high - speed
blender (or with an
immersion blender) combine all the ingredients and blend
on high until super smooth.
I brought my KitchenAid
immersion blender set along
on this trip, and it's a real help in mixing up this easy recipe.
With an
immersion blender, or using an upright
blender, puree all vegetables until smooth or partially smooth, depending
on how chunky you prefer your soup.
Dreaming about the ice cream maker sitting in storage
on the other side of the Atlantic, I made my first semifreddo armed with an inexpensive
immersion blender with a whisk attachment.
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Turn
on immersion blender keeping it at the bottom of the dish.
If your smoothies focus mainly
on bananas, berries, apples, and other relatively soft fruits, using something as simple as an
immersion blender is fine, as is a regular
blender.
I like to use the food processor attachment
on my
immersion blender.
This awesome little machine has a handy snap
on whisk attachment and also turns into an
immersion blender with a fixed blade for pureeing, whisking and emulsifying salad dressings, mayonnaise, soups, sauces and marinades.
I used my Kitchenaid
immersion blender and it shorted out
on me!
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.
If you're using the
immersion blender, don't lift it up when it's
on.
Make the broth using an
immersion blender: Combine the ingredients for the broth in a large soup pot
on the stove.
Leave your clunky food processor
on the shelf, and whip out your
immersion blender to make pesto sauce in no time.
I have a major crush
on my
immersion blender, but if you don't have one you can use a whisk; just make sure you mince your garlic finely before adding!
Check the notes for instructions
on how to make the broth with a food processor or an
immersion blender.
You can certainly use a
blender to make puréed soup, but we prefer an
immersion blender — more
on why in a minute!
Depending
on the model,
immersion blenders can pack less of a punch than traditional
blenders.
I've seen people
on YouTube using the
Immersion Blenders for the soups and sauces, as well as smoothies, but I was wondering how it would work with hot chocolate, etc..
Using an
immersion blender, carefully blend
on medium speed, moving blade up and down through milk, until foamy, about 30 seconds.
Warm 1/2 cup of water
on low heat and combine with the gelatin and mix well (I use an
immersion blender for this)
By the way, I used the whisk
on my
immersion blender and that made it nice and creamy.
If you don't have an
immersion blender, let cool slightly, then put in
blender, put lid
on, and blend — please be careful if soup is still hot!!
I highly recommend having an
immersion blender in your kitchen gadget arsenal, but if you don't here's a helpful post
on how to puree hot soup in the
blender without an explosion.
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.
When you use the
immersion blender, or even an old - school ricer, with the apple peels still
on, you get this beautiful pink applesauce.
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on - the - go.
Since I leave the skins
on the apples, once the apples are soft I use an
immersion blender to blend them smooth right in the pot.
Very slowly, start adding the oil while keeping the
blender or
immersion blender running
on low.
Turn
on immersion blender keeping it at the bottom of the dish.
I also regularly rely
on my slow - cooker and
immersion blender for fuss - free healthy soup or stew dinners and leftovers.
I use a hand (or stick style)
immersion blender to make a tasty drink which serves to rinse down my vitamin supplements and also to give me a good start
on the day.
I also added some cooked quinoa to the soup to give it a little protein.By the way, I bought an
immersion blender for $ 10, and it cuts WAY down
on the prep time.