Food Processor Ideas??

Blondee

Would love a cream bun!!
Hello everyone :)

I just recently bought a little Kenwood food processor because I've wanted one for ages and now... I cant think of anything to do with it!! I'd like to make some nice dips or soups or puddings with it but cant think of anything at the mo so could you please leave your ideas and or recipes on here please and maybe we could all have a go and feedback?? :)

Thanks in advance xx :)
 
I love my food processor and use it for loads of things (not cake making so much now though LOL). One of my favourites is to put the grating discs on and shred vegetables for salads and coleslaws - I would never bother if I had to do it all by hand.

grated raw carrot and raw turnip - delicious!
 
syn free hummous

Ingredients

400 g chickpeas (drained)
1/2 lemon, juice of
2 minced garlic cloves
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cumin
2 tablespoons very low-fat plain yogurt
water, to thin down

Directions

put the chickpeas, lemon juice crushed garlic cumin and yoghurt into blender or food proccessor and blend until slightly chunky, continue pulversising adding a little water to get to desired consistency
 
Food processor is a must-have in each household. I usually use it when i am making my home-made salsa. Cos i'm tired of chopping fine bits for tomato and onions. ;)
 
Great thread-I've got a new one too!! Again desperate for it now can't think what to do!! Like the idea of coleslaw but what do you use as a dressing?!? Xx
 
For dressing you may want to try this:

Mayonnaise
Milk
Cloves of garlic (this one you have to use the food processor)
Cheese

Best for lettuce and tomato.
 
homemade burgers! if you blitz the mince, onion, garlic (whatever you put in them) them they're much smoother and much nicer in my opinion :)

Tonnes of soups


ooo i'm out of ideas now too lol
 
Spicy Sausages

Ingredients:

900g lean lamb leg steaks roughly chopped into cubes
1 onion chopped up very fine
4 garlic cloves peeled & crushed
1tsp dried chilli flakes (I only use 1/2 a tsp)
1tsp smoked paprika
3 tsp dried mint
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp salt

Put all the ingredients into the food processor and blend until well mixed and bound together

Spray a baking tray with frylite so they don't stick

Divide the mixture into sausage like shapes and cook in the oven (180 fan) for 20-25 minutes, turning half way through cooking

These are absolutely delicious!!
 

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Secret veg sauce.

Can of cops toms
garlic clove
6 / 7 other veg, whatever you have or takes you fancy.
Cook up until soft.
Add fresh basil
Add serving of parmasan or mozerella
Season and Blitz to you liking
 
Ingredients:

900g lean lamb leg steaks roughly chopped into cubes
1 onion chopped up very fine
4 garlic cloves peeled & crushed
1tsp dried chilli flakes (I only use 1/2 a tsp)
1tsp smoked paprika
3 tsp dried mint
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp salt

Put all the ingredients into the food processor and blend until well mixed and bound together

Spray a baking tray with frylite so they don't stick

Divide the mixture into sausage like shapes and cook in the oven (180 fan) for 20-25 minutes, turning half way through cooking

These are absolutely delicious!!


OMG they sound amazing! Gonna have to have Red day I think! :)
 
COLESLAW

use the wider grater

INGREDIENTS
3 big Carrots, peeled, top & tailed
1/4 of a White cabbage
1 apple , peeled & cores (optional)

Put the above through the processor (then munch on those pieces that never seem to go through the grater)

Tip into a serving bowl & add:-

Juice of 1/2 a lemon (1 tblsp)
2 tblsp 0% Greek Yog
1 Tblsp extra low fat salad cream (1 syn)
4 Tblsp Hellmans extra light (2 syns)

Mix well and try not to eat it all!!!


Kx

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SPAGHETTI NEOPOLITAN (SYN FREE)

INGREDIENTS

2 x 400g tins of chopped or plum tomatoes
3 small onions , roughly chopped
3 small potatoes, roughly chopped
1/4 pint vegetable stock (1 cube)
1 Bayleaf
Oregano or Italian seasoning or basil
1 tsp splenda
1 garlic Clove, sliced
Worcestershire sauce - a good dash
Salt & pepper to taste

METHOD
Put all ingredients in a pan and bring to the boil Cook on a simmer for 30-40 mins or longer. Stirring occasionally

Remove

Blitz in food processor (use the knife sharp attachment)

Return to pan and keep warm
Serve with pasta/spaghetti.
I use a HEA and top with cheese

Can be frozen


Kx

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ermintrude said:
OMG they sound amazing! Gonna have to have Red day I think! :)

Yeah they are yummy, very like the sheesh kebabs you get from the Indian, I'm gonna make them again tomorrow :)

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Most of the sw recipe books use a FP, I have a Kenwood and love it.

Making burgers,chicken burgers, coleslaw,curry sauce, slicing veg, soup,cheesecake, hummus ,1/2 syn roulade. Ice lollies, shredding salad. Grating cheese, stir fry veg. Mashed potato, puree, x
 
scan bran cheesecake!!! I have no idea if anyone has tried this before or if I randomly concocted something whilst needing chocolate a minute ago but my god it's good!
 
Thanks to everyone who's replied... I got bogged down at work at end if week so forgot to check back but there are some fabulous ideas on there!! Thank you :) My first make is going to be syn free houmous & whilst I sit dipping into that I'm going to organise my next fp work of art - thanks again xxx :)
 
vanilla_cupcake said:
Ingredients:

900g lean lamb leg steaks roughly chopped into cubes
1 onion chopped up very fine
4 garlic cloves peeled & crushed
1tsp dried chilli flakes (I only use 1/2 a tsp)
1tsp smoked paprika
3 tsp dried mint
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp salt

Put all the ingredients into the food processor and blend until well mixed and bound together

Spray a baking tray with frylite so they don't stick

Divide the mixture into sausage like shapes and cook in the oven (180 fan) for 20-25 minutes, turning half way through cooking

These are absolutely delicious!!

Could u make these with extra lean mince too? Beef sausages are v popular here in NIreland.
 
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