I just made my 1st post ever!

[cookie1]

Welcome to the forum Deborah. What sort of things dok you make in your Thermomix?

[cjdlperry]

Tonight I made somebodies Special awesome cheese sauce to go on cauliflower.  Yesterday it was Bimby Chocolate cake for ladies coffee group & I turned half the batter into mini cupcakes for the kids school lunchboxes.  My dad is bringing me a bag of lemons to make some lemon butter (his request after I gave him a jar) & he wants some pasionfruit ones this time too!  Everybody loves Cyndi's Vegetarian Sausage Rolls, the first time I made them I told hubby they were 'healthy" & he didn't notice there wasn't any meat in them 
Chocolate Fundy Wudgy Cookies are a great hit.  I often make those up but only cook half the dough & leave the rest in the fridge to have a fresh batch at the end of the week.
I have a recipe called brownie milk that makes chocolate syrup to make milkshakes, so easy to whip up a milkshake for starving kids!  I am still working on a good icecream.  I want creamy but not over the top fattening, still trying to get both in the same recipe.  Have been making quinoa porridge, I am the only one who likes it, the kids think it smells funny but I love it.  There is always something going on in TM.  I don't cook alot of mains in it but would like to do more, Deborah

[judydawn]

You are going well Deborah.

[obbie]

Welcome Debrorah. I make lemon butter alot too.

ILB chocolate cake gets made every week as well.

Enjoy your thermomix.

Robyn

[astarra]

Welcome Debrorah, you sound very experienced in the world of TM cooking already.
I'm sure cooking in a TM becomes an addiction .......

[JuliaBalbilla]

Sounds like you made monkeyboysmum' cheese sauce - everyone should try it.  It's the only cheese sauce I make now ...

JB

[Bubbles]

Hi Deborah, nice to hear the sorts of things you make in TMX. Would a muslin cloth substitute for a milk nut bag do you think? Also if you have a chance to post your brownie milk recipe sometime, I'd be interested in seeing it 

[cjdlperry]

Julia, Yes that is the cheese sauce recipe I use.

[cjdlperry]

Bubbles, I am not sure if muslin will work, it may be too fine.  You could use anything that strains as fine or as coarse as you like your drink to be. Putting it in a bag makes the squeezing part very easy.  I bought some cheap nut milk bags on ebay just to make my juice.  I have made nut milk before but used a fine sieve (nut milk bag was much finer).  Here is the Brownie Milk http://thermorecipes.blogspot.com.au/2009/10/summer-drinks-series.html

[Bubbles]

Thanks, looks great