Gluten-free goodness pastry
★ 4.97To make your own millet flour, place 250 g millet into mixing bowl and mill 2 min/speed 10. Use as needed.
Leek Pie
★ 4.836If using only the white part of the leek you will need approximately 10 leeks. If using the white and green parts of the leek you'll need approximately 3 leeks.
Broccoli and Cheese Stromboli
★ 4.817Gingerbread House
★ 4.85Like pizza, calzone originated in Naples, where they are believed to have been created as a more portable form of pizza that could be eaten without utensils. They are essentially a circle of pizza dough stuffed with fillings then folded in half before being baked in a pizza oven. Fillings vary from meats, cheeses and vegetables, and traditionally do not contain tomato sauce. Instead, a small dish of tomato sauce is served on the side. Our recipe makes calzones with two different fillings. The ingredients can be doubled for either filling to make four calzones the same.
Pan de Muerto
★ 4.736Replace orange blossom water with 1 tsp vanilla extract.
Go-To Pizza Dough
★ 4.733To test for proofing: place a small ball of dough in a glass of water and when it rises to the top the dough has finished proofing.
Spelt bread
★ 4.712To make your own Mother sourdough starter in your Thermomix®, search Cookidoo® for the recipe.
Mini Classic Polish "torts"
★ 4.77You can replace fresh blueberries for jam with frozen blueberries, if desired.
Almond quinoa pastry
★ 4.73If you prefer, you can use activated or roasted almonds instead of raw almonds.
Chipotle Chilli Beef Cobbler
★ 4.667Chilli con carne is the undisputable king of comforting dishes. Take your chilli game to the next level by simmering pieces of beef in a rich, chipotle chilli sauce until meltingly tender, then topping with a cheesy polenta cobbler. Baked until hot and bubbling, this is the ultimate winter warmer.
In this clever vegan take on a traditional quiche, blended tofu makes a fantastic replacement for eggs. With a filling that’s packed with rich sun-dried tomatoes and artichokes, and plenty of dried herbs in the crust, this quiche is a fantastic option for anyone following meat, dairy and gluten-free diets (and everyone else, too!).
White Bread
★ 4.522When ready to make bread , feed the starter 4-8 hours before starting a recipe and leave at room temperature. Remove the amount required for the recipe and then repeat the feeding process with the remaining starter and either stand at room temperature to use again or transfer to the refrigerator to store.
Roasted Vegetable Pizza
★ 4.429Eggplant can be steamed in the Varoma if you halve the recipe and only do one pizza. Add sliced eggplant to Varoma dish and tray and steam 8 min /250°F// speed 1 while cooking the onions and green pepper. The eggplant will still be firm and not as tender in this version. If using this version you can also add red bell pepper when adding green bell pepper, this will give a chopped version of both peppers or alternatively replace fresh bell pepper with canned or jar of drained roasted red pepper strips.
Spiced lamb flatbread
★ 4.414Accompany with salad and a savoury yogurt drink, garnished with fresh chopped mint and parsley leaves.
Leek quiche
★ 4.412As a starter, the quiche serves 8. To serve 8 for a main course, the recipe can be doubled. Use a deeper tart tin and precook the leeks by steaming in the Varoma dish before arranging in the tart tin.
Venezia Bread
★ 4.412Search Cookidoo® for Apple Wheat Starter recipe in our Artisan Bread collection.
Caramel Brownies
★ 4.39Adding lemon juice prevents the sugar from burning or crystallising, without affecting the flavour.
Wholemeal pide
★ 4.34You can find nigella seeds at Indian or Middle Eastern food stores. Otherwise, you can replace them with black (or white) sesame seeds.
Four Cheese Pizza
★ 4.243For a quick meal: freeze baked pizza once cooled and reheat for 7-9 minutes (500°F) before serving.
A rolling pin can be used to help shape dough. Cover with a clean kitchen towel and let rise 5 minutes after rolling.
Rainbow Fruit Tart
★ 4.02Vanilla seeds can easily be removed from the vanilla pod; hold the pod at one end, slit with a sharp knife lengthways, then scrape out the seeds with the tip of the knife.