I sometimes even let it chop or slice up veggies for soups
and stews for me! Depends on my mood.
With the blender attachment I make some amazing smoothies! My favorite and easiest smoothie to make is Strawberry and Banana! However I adore this Mango Smoothie when I have left over mangoes, which rarely happens!
With the blender attachment I make some amazing smoothies! My favorite and easiest smoothie to make is Strawberry and Banana! However I adore this Mango Smoothie when I have left over mangoes, which rarely happens!
A food processor makes life in the kitchen a lot easier!
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Garlic and parsnip soup :)
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some fab vegetable soup for the cold nights xx
ReplyDeleteI'd make smoothies
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Some soup.
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I would make a strawberry, blackberry and raspberry smoothie.
ReplyDeletea big chocolate cake
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ReplyDeletecakes :-)
ReplyDeleteI have never made soup and would love to - so that would be my first task!
ReplyDeleteChocolate cake! :)
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ReplyDeleteSome warm Soup
ReplyDeleteSpicy Carrot and Lentil Soup
ReplyDeleteTomato & Basil soup would be nice
ReplyDeleteI would make a big Birthday cake for myself
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ReplyDeleteSome soup to help warm us up
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Leek and Potato soup
ReplyDeleteSome lentil and ham soup
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ReplyDeleteI would use it to make home made mince pies
ReplyDeleteA big fat Apple cake with cinnamon cream cheese frosting
ReplyDeleteChocolate Cake!
ReplyDeleteSome warming winter soup
ReplyDeletevegetable soup
ReplyDeleteWould make vegetable soup
ReplyDeleteI would make some cupcakes with Christmas decorations on
ReplyDeleteBroccoli and stilton soup
ReplyDeleteI'd make a celebratory chocolate cake!
ReplyDeleteIdeally something gorgeous and delicious but in relatity, probably pureed baby food
ReplyDeletea big celebration cake
ReplyDeletea chocolate cake!
ReplyDeleteChocolate fudge cupcakes
ReplyDeleteA vanilla sponge cake that I could decorate for my granddaughter's birthday
ReplyDeleteVegetable soup
ReplyDeleteI think I would be convinced by the rest of the house to test out some smoothies and then I would set about a Christmas Brandy cake
ReplyDeleteitalian meringue :D
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ReplyDeleteMy mum's hotpot recipe, delicious but a pain to make without a food processor. Fingers crossed
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ReplyDeleteIt's so flexible- chopping, mixing, pastry etc, etc, etc - that it's essential. My Kenwood chef is 12 years old now, and is used at least twice a week - and coming up to Christmas, it'll be working overtime.
ReplyDeleteAs will I :<(
Pastry for my christmas pies!
ReplyDeleteA christmas cake
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ReplyDeleteRoasted veg soup
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ReplyDeletea Christmas cake
ReplyDeleteDefinatly a christmas cake and then anything else christmassy i can find recipes for lol
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ReplyDeleteButternut squash soup with a touch of curry powder & peanut butter yummy it is
ReplyDeleteDefinitely my absolute winter favourite, leek and potato soup and then perhaps some cakes :)
ReplyDeleteI'm on a serious weight loss regime before Christmas so i would make zero point (WW) broccoli carrot & swede - chop it in food processor first, cook it then blend it to make it thick & filling
ReplyDeleteA nice turkey and vegetable soup.
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ReplyDeleteA yummy butternut squash soup! :)
ReplyDeleteJen xx
this is so cool
ReplyDeletea winter vegetable soup
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ReplyDeleteBlueberry & Lemon Cake. Joy
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ReplyDeleteI'd make pastry, for some teak and kidney pies
ReplyDeletedough to bake some lovely warm crusty rolls to smother in butter!
ReplyDeleteIt would be an Indian Meat Dansak.
ReplyDeleteCheese Cake (like my Mum makes - hopefully!)
ReplyDeleteA lemon drizzle cake
ReplyDeleteHumous!
ReplyDeleteVeg soup
ReplyDeleteLots of welsh cakes
ReplyDeletechicken soup
ReplyDeletetomato soup
ReplyDeletea huge butternut squash soup
ReplyDeletePotato and Leek Soup
ReplyDeletechocolate fudge cake .. my favourite to make everyone happy
ReplyDeletePizza dough
ReplyDeletechocolate cake!
ReplyDeleteid make a cheesecake base
ReplyDeleteWith lots of grandchildren who all like chocolate cake for their birthday it would have to be chocolate cake!
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ReplyDeleteChocolate cake
ReplyDeleteMy first would be a yummy fresh salsa with tomatoes, onion, jalapeno and coriander! @criscurran
ReplyDeleteToffee Apple Cake
ReplyDeleteA tasty vegetable soup
ReplyDeleteHome made green pesto.
ReplyDeletea gorgeous carrot cake
ReplyDeleteI would make some vegetable soup.
ReplyDeleteA chocolate cake :)
ReplyDeleteSoup!
ReplyDeleteBroccoli & Stilton soup
ReplyDeleteI'd use it to make breadcrumbs for chicken escalopes and crumble mix for an apple crumble!
ReplyDeleteA Victoria Sponge - nice & easy to start with
ReplyDeleteI'd make a lemon drizzle cake
ReplyDeleteIt would be a present for my Mum to compel her to use it for her famous fruitcake recipe!
ReplyDeleteSmoothies. Use frozen bananas and strawberries. Add pineapple juice. Fantastic.
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ReplyDeleteI think I would make some home made soup first, perfect for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteCarrot and coriander soup - we love it but it's such a fad to make it by hand as I do at the moment....!
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ReplyDeleteA nice filling vegetable soup
ReplyDeleteA lovely chocolate cake as I love chocolate
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ReplyDeletesome lentil soup :)
ReplyDeleteI'd make shortbread
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ReplyDeletethe ultimate carrot cake
ReplyDeleteprobably pastry - so easy in a food processor
ReplyDeleteThe breadcrumbs for fried chicken, followed by celebratory strawberry smoothie :-)
ReplyDeletechicken and lentil soup
ReplyDeletemake a cake
ReplyDeleteSoup - cream of mushroom
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ReplyDeleteSome homemade soup
ReplyDeleteI would probably start by making some homemade dog biscuits :)
ReplyDeletesome tasty homemade soup
ReplyDeletestrawberry milk shake :)
ReplyDeletePasta sauce.
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ReplyDeleteI'd ask my brother to make soup from my mum's recipe. As it is so healthy, filling and satisfying for the winter.
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Sauces for Pasta or Beef
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Butternut Squash Soup
ReplyDeletea mushroom soup
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ReplyDeleteButternt Squash and Chilli Soup
ReplyDeleteFruit smoothie! mmmmm!
ReplyDeleteA creamy vegetable soup!
ReplyDeleteSoup.
ReplyDeleteI would make some cake first to celebrate :)
ReplyDeleteSome cookies
ReplyDeletesoup :)
ReplyDeletea sponge cake
ReplyDeleteI'd make some shortbread - yum!
ReplyDeleteColeslaw yummy
ReplyDeleteBanana and strawberry smoothie
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ReplyDeleteI'd make my favourite Potato and Coconut soup !
ReplyDeleteI would make soup
ReplyDeletea chocolate cake
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ReplyDeleteFrench onion soup
ReplyDeleteSoup, soup and more winter warming soup
ReplyDeleteIt's winter so it's got to be a thick vegetable soup.
ReplyDeleteA thank you letter
ReplyDeleteCarrot and lentil soup. Great for winter and for vegetarians!
ReplyDeleteButternut squash red pepper and chilli soup
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ReplyDeleteSpicy soup to keep winter at bay.
ReplyDeleteI'd make a yummy carrot cake
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ReplyDeleteA fresh fruit smoothie
ReplyDeleteSpicy root veg soup :)
ReplyDeleteButternut squash soup
ReplyDeletei would make the kids some fab fruit smoothies
ReplyDeleteHas to be soup.
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ReplyDeleteColeslaw! I've never made it because of all the grating and shredding involved. A food processor would take away the 'argh!' factor.
ReplyDeleteThe weather says it has to be soup.
ReplyDeleteSmooothies!
ReplyDeletea big mess ;-)
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Soup of some description....not sure what, depends what I have in.
ReplyDeleteHoney roast parsnip soup for Christmas :)
ReplyDeletebutternut and apple soup
ReplyDeleteI would make a strawberry, kiwi and raspberry smoothie
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ReplyDeleteI would make my favourite Carrot cake
ReplyDeletechicken noodle soup
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ReplyDeletea great big cake
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ReplyDeletesome soup
ReplyDeleteDelicious caramelised onion hummous
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ReplyDeleteI'd make a lovely festive soup
ReplyDeleteProbably some vegetable soup from all the veg in the fridge that needs using up
ReplyDeletesome healthy energy bombs
ReplyDeleteI'd use it for blending soup. I've only got a stick blender at the moment, it gets messy!
ReplyDeleteChocolate sponge cake
ReplyDeleteI would make milkshakes and smoothies for my family. I love banana milkshake and I'll make mango for my mum and dad. The rest of my family tend to like chocolate milkshakes, especially Snickers.
ReplyDeleteSmoothies for all!
ReplyDeleteFarhana
I would whack a whole roast dinner in there and blend it up into a smoothie! :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely cake - a perfect Victoria sponge I think.
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