Just use
a stick blender and blend right in the pot after mixing in the miso.
Then I take
a stick blender and blend the dressing together.
You can also use
a stick blender and blend the soup directly in the saucepan.
Not exact matches
Where did I go wrong!?!!! Lol very typical me but I had a nightmare making these... I put the almonds in the
blender and blended them a little so they were crumbled, but my vitamin didn't even like that (kept getting
stuck all around the blade).
The second time I soaked the dates in boiling water to soften them
and then I just used a
blender stick to
blend the dates with sweet potato
and maple syrup (much easier than a processor) I also made a budget version
and used regular cocoa powder, 1/2 honey 1/2 maple syrup, no pinenuts - just 1/2 cup of coconut flour
and 1/2 cornflour, I also added chopped walnuts.
When vegetables have cooked through
and the lentils are cooked
blend your soup until smooth, I usually use a
stick blender.
Blend with a stick blender or carefully remove about 1/2 -2 / 3rds of soup and blend until desired consistency (I like there to still be some chunks of veggies in
Blend with a
stick blender or carefully remove about 1/2 -2 / 3rds of soup
and blend until desired consistency (I like there to still be some chunks of veggies in
blend until desired consistency (I like there to still be some chunks of veggies in it).
Remove the pot from heat
and using a
stick / immersion
blender,
blend the soup until thoroughly smooth
and creamy without any lumps.
Remove from heat
and using a
stick blender,
blend until smooth.
If you do not have a
stick blender, transfer to a food processor
and blend until smooth.
Whisk together flour, baking powder,
and 3/4 teaspoon salt in a bowl, then
blend in cold butter (3/4
stick) with your fingertips or a pastry
blender until it resembles coarse meal.
Remove the cinnamon
sticks and blend the filling until smooth in small batches in a food processor or you could also process the mixture right in the pot with an emersion hand
blender.
After 15 minutes, take out the bay leaf
and using a
stick blender (also called hand
blender),
blend the soup until smooth.
In the morning I put in a bowl the boiled beans with onion, the rest of the ingredients
and blend with a
stick blender until fully smooth.
Remove the vanilla bean
and cinnamon
stick and then place the mixture in a
blender and blend until smooth
and then strain through a fine mesh sieve.
Use a
stick blender, or transfer sauce to a
blender and blend on high until smooth.
Add the pumpkin puree
and coconut cream concentrate,
blend until smooth with a
stick blender (or in your regular
blender).
If you have an immersion
blender: just
stick it into the cooked soup
and blend about 1/3 -1 / 2 of the mixture so that when you stir together it's chunky but also thicker
and no longer brothy.
(If you have a hand immersion
blender, you can
stick it into your pot
and blend for a moment instead.)
In two batches, use a
blender or an immersion whip
stick,
and blend for 1 or 2 minutes.
We're obsessed with the Cusineart smartstick (ours is a prior model) which we also got as a gift — it's a food processor, whisk, mini
blender,
and immersion
blending stick all in one.
Use a
stick / immersion
blender and blend until thick.
Add the melted coconut oil
and cacao butter
and blend until smooth using the
blender stick to keep the mixture moving.
I was a little worried after I added the chicken stock as it seemed thin, but I
blended it up with my
stick blender and it is smooth
and creamy but not too heavy.
Put hot drained vegetables in a large bowl
and use a
stick blender to chop
and blend the onions carrots
and squash until they are the consistency of coarse baby food (in fact, if you have a baby, take some out at this point
and reserve for baby).
The veggies in this soup are cooked only for a few minutes until they're slightly softened
and easy to
blend with a
stick blender.
In the morning, add all ingredients to a food processor (I used a
stick blender)
and blend until smooth.
Remove the soup from the heat
and use a
stick blender to puree it till smooth, or carefully
blend it in batches in an upright
blender, returning it to the saucepan.
Add remainder of ingredients
and blend until well combined, pausing to stir
and add more almond milk if the
blender gets
stuck!
Remove from heat
and pour into a
blender, or use a
stick blender,
and blend / pulse until you reach your desired consistency (I made mine a bit chunky).
Add to cauli - broth mixture,
blend in a food processor or with a
stick blender and gobble up... Yum!
Place viniagrette ingredients in a
stick blender cup
and blend until smooth
and emulsified.
Combine ingredients in a high powered
blender and blend for a few minutes until
sticking together.
I usually have to add more water when using sunflower seeds — I'd start with the amount listed here
and if your
blender gets
stuck, add more water until they can
blend smoothly.
Place the roasted ingredients (including the juice
and everything
stuck to the baking sheet), onion,
and cilantro into a
blender and blend until it reaches desired consistency (I like mine thin).
Once it is evenly mixed, use the
stick blender to
blend for about 4 - 5 minutes or until it is opaque
and starting to thicken.
Blend the gjetost cheese with a
stick blender to enhance creaminess
and serve warm immediately as a pasta sauce or pour into containers to refrigerate for later use.
I had a large, very ripe avocado that I needed to use —
stuck it in the mixture before using the
blender and added about a tablespoon more fresh lemon juice
and blended as instructed.
Includes 500 ml food processor, 600 ml beaker,
stick blender and egg whisk for chopping, emulsifying,
blending or whipping multiple tasks.
Just a suggestion: I used to make soup all of the time on the stove
and then puree in my vitamix but now I just use a
stick blender to
blend up my cooked veggies right in the pot
and it saves so much time
and MESS!
Combine ingredients in a mug
and stir well, OR use a
stick blender to create a nice froth OR add to a
blender to
blend before returning to your mug to enjoy.
I rinsed
and tried to
blend with my
stick immersion
blender.
In a large bowl or jug place the eggs, cream, mustard, salt,
and pepper,
blend together using a
stick blender.
In two batches, use a
blender or an immersion whip
stick,
and blend for 1 or 2 minutes.
Remove the cinnamon
stick and use an immersion
blender to
blend the soup until smooth, or transfer in batches to a food processor
and blend until smooth.
Combine the flour, salt, eggs, ricotta, sugar
and milk in a deep measuring jug or bowl
and, with a
stick blender,
blend for 1 minute to create a dense batter.