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You know the jokes about men not reading directions and putting a bookcase together — only it comes out looking like a Rubik’s cube? Well, I guess it’s time to break the myth that it’s only men. Guilty. The Thermomix arrived on Tuesday (instead of the anticipated Wednesday) and I was so excited I yanked [...]
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I feel like a kid at Christmas. At the same time I’m a little (OK, a LOT) embarrassed at the indulgence of buying a stupid-expensive kitchen appliance. The first time I saw the Thermomix, I was fairly rational. “I have a food processor. I have a mixer. I have an oven. I don’t need to [...]
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Here’s the finishing touches to make a wonderful French Onion Soup, Spanish Style – in the Thermomix. Teresa is an incredible cook and this is a great example of the usefulness of the Thermomix. This soup is something she threw together on the spur of the moment, with ingredients she happened to have on hand. [...]
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I’m a kitchen stuff junkie. It has nothing to do with believing that kitchen gadgets will improve my cooking. (hmmm… maybe that’s a subconscious message… ) Anyway, I just love kitchen stuff of all kinds. When our kids were growing up, the standard holiday or gift question was “Mom, what do you want for [insert [...]
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