You can do this with a blender, food processor or stick
immersion blender.
In a tall cup, add in a teaspoon of Spirulina Powder and banana and mix with a standard blender / vitamix or small
immersion blender.
Puree with
an immersion blender or by pouring in batches into a regular blender.
I used
an immersion blender to process the soup.
Blend very well with
an immersion blender, or pour the mixture back into your blender canister and blend extremely well; you want any lumps or curds that formed to be smoothed back into the mixture, and this takes a good minute and a half with a hand blender.
Purée the soup with a handheld
immersion blender until no lumps remain.
Blend the soup using
an immersion blender.
This Sweet Potato, Chili and Lime Soup is so chock - full of the good stuff, it literally burned up
the immersion blender.
Using
an immersion blender, or switching to a regular blender, blend the sugar, salt, and egg yolks into the half and half.
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 puree the soup in the pot.
I used
this immersion blender, but either one will work just fine!
When the parsnips are very soft, puree with
an immersion blender until smooth (or use a regular blender).
You're also going to need a blender, or a handheld
immersion blender for this recipe.
I like to use
an immersion blender to get the dressing completely emulsified, but a fork or whisk and a strong arm will accomplish the same thing.
Making mayo by hand is how I had to make it in school, however, I have had success using a food processor and
immersion blender, using the same technique as above.
If you'd prefer not to have visible chia seeds in your finished jam, puree the jam in a blender or with
an immersion blender.
Generally I call
my immersion blender my stick blender and it has made making pureed soups ridiculously simple.
Very close to the top of the list of my favourite kitchen gadgets is
my immersion blender.
Put
the immersion blender down into the cup and rest it at the bottom.
Remember the days when we ate raw cookie dough before we knew better:) Love this series and
my immersion blender as well!
Sometimes I even «use» it only to refer to the «recipe» while I measure my ingredients (but NO SUGAR... EVER) into my quart jar and blend with my «outboard» or
immersion blender.
Using
an immersion blender (or food processor), puree the hot cauliflower with the roasted garlic, butter, cumin, and nutmeg.
I started out with my homemade mayo — which is very quickly made with
an immersion blender — and added some lemon, garlic, spicy mustard and of course BACON to make it into the most delicious dip for these parsnip fries!
You are using
an immersion blender?
While you can use a blender or food processor for this recipe,
an immersion blender makes this soup much less of a hassle.
And an excuse to try out my new
immersion blender!
Yes you need
an immersion blender to make this, but you should have one anyway, they aren't expensive and there's a lot you can do with them from pureeing soups right in the pot to making smoothies.
Thanks for the tips, the room temp egg and
immersion blender make a huge difference, and you're right, I already had everything I needed.
1 mason jar or other jar that is just wide enough to fit
your immersion blender (I used a Kerr Wide Mouth Pint Jar)
I cheated and used
my immersion blender.
Put your egg and oil in the bottom of a glass jar that fits
your immersion blender.
Whip out
an immersion blender and blend until desired smoothness.
Question about speed used with
the immersion blender.
Transfer the mixture into a blender (I use a Vitamix but another brand, or
an immersion blender works just fine!)
I have a Breville
immersion blender and it's the bomb, BUT the darn thing is just a tiny bit too wide to fit in a wide Mason jar... So I made in a glass Pyrex 2 - cup measure and it worked fine.
Of course I have
an immersion blender.
Put it in a blender, or leave it in the pot and use
an immersion blender, and blend until it turns into a rich smooth consistency.
Using a potato masher or fork (can also use
an immersion blender) crush the berries until you have a thick sauce with small pieces of fruit.
Best use EVER of
an immersion blender!
Wow — this does sound incredibly quick and easy... plus, I have
an immersion blender so it's perfect.
I don't know if it was
my immersion blender or my skills — but I had to put some of the soup with the basil in a blender to actually get the basil blended.
Puree soup in batches in blender, or all at once with
an immersion blender.
Use
an immersion blender just enough to start to mash the beans.
I just got
an immersion blender for Christmas, and this will be the first thing I use it for.
Instructions for a food processor is in the recipe,
an immersion blender is not necessary!
I think adding the dressing ingredients to the jar and using
the immersion blender is a clever idea.
Alternately, dump roasted vegetables into soup pan, add broth and cream cheese and blend with
immersion hand blender.
Also, i think a stick blender might be
an immersion blender??
Hmm, I haven't tried making this in either, but my guess is that
the immersion blender would be better.