Bleeding gadgets . . . .

Unread post by **gfwgfw** » 02 Aug 2013, 13:32

. . . . we have many

But I recently acquired a Soup maker, extremely simple to use, main ingredients "leftovers" that were usually fed to the birds

Asked our friendly greengrocer for over ripe tomatoes, all binned Graham was his retort

He is now setting aside for me all his just pass the stupid "best by sale date" for my Soup thingy

How about that, healthy eating I shall be posting 'till I am in receipt of her Maj centurion telegram

Hee Hee

Unread post by **Kendhni** » 02 Aug 2013, 13:43

Is that one of those devices that is a liquidiser and a boiler all in one?
One of those things where you think 'how did I ever manage the last 50 years without this?'

Unread post by **gfwgfw** » 02 Aug 2013, 13:56

Kendhni wrote:
Is that one of those devices that is a liquidiser and a boiler all in one?
One of those things where you think 'how did I ever manage the last 50 years without this?'

Ken

Spot on . . . and it great gear

Must dash

Chicken and Mushroom soup, a handful of the famed Dorset Knobs with a smear of Patum Peperium is to die for, make no mistake about that

I would bet our resident "foodie" dear Mr Kane would give this delectable lite lunch a "nod and a wink"

Kindly

Graham

Unread post by **Silver_Shiney** » 02 Aug 2013, 13:59

didn't know such a thing existed. My SIL would be interested in that - he's forever making soup

Unread post by **trixie** » 02 Aug 2013, 15:48

I've got a soup machine too GFW and its brilliant. You can bung in pretty much any veg lurking in the bottom of the fridge ! My favourite recipe so far is minestrone with crunchy bacon bits added at the end MMmmmmmm delicious

Unread post by **Dennis The Menace** » 02 Aug 2013, 16:55

Fraid I couldn't acquire one of these G as, as sure as eggs is eggs, Mandy would be trying to force my testicles through it the minute i did something wrong.

Unread post by **emjay45** » 02 Aug 2013, 17:36

My husband makes soup. If this gadget helps him make less mess in the kitchen. I know what he's getting for Christmas

Unread post by **suespud** » 02 Aug 2013, 17:38

ohhhhh im liking the sound of that....

Amazon here I come !!!

Unread post by **suespud** » 02 Aug 2013, 17:45

Cuisinart one looks good.

Great reviews on amazon.

Unread post by **frintonite** » 02 Aug 2013, 18:38

DTM

I can just picture the screen rofl

Unread post by **frintonite** » 02 Aug 2013, 18:39

scene even..

Unread post by **Silver_Shiney** » 02 Aug 2013, 18:42

frintonite wrote:
DTM

I can just picture the screen rofl

Can we come and watch? (good to see you again, DTM!)

Unread post by **Dennis The Menace** » 03 Aug 2013, 09:40

Unread post by **sunseeker16** » 03 Aug 2013, 09:59

'Freezer soup' often turns out best (though you can never replicate!)
Simply turn all little bits of anything, meat, veg, rice, into a container in the freezer, when the container is full put the contents and a stock cube and water into a pan, ccok for a while and whizz or dont whizz, as you fancy

Unread post by **The Tinker** » 03 Aug 2013, 15:45

What a great idea sunseeker for the leftovers!

Unread post by **oldbluefox** » 03 Aug 2013, 15:49

Our best two gadgets : the Karcher window cleaner and my Tefal Actifry. Brilliant!!

Unread post by **royalprincess** » 03 Aug 2013, 16:04

My soup maker is brilliant. Throw everything in add water/stock switch it on it beeps when ready. All done. No chopping veg although they should be cut into small pieces before throwing them in and no saucepan to watch over and no blending afterwards. Perfect soup in 30 minutes. Good for pasta sauces as well as smoothies and juices.

I got my from QVC - dont know if they still do them though.

Unread post by **Manoverboard** » 03 Aug 2013, 18:57

No, no, no, no ... NO !

The only way to make soup is to shred all the veges with a food processor or maybe a Pampered Chef Chopper, and to then use lots and lots of spoons, knives, a spice blender, sauté saucepans and maybe even a slow cooker ... that way it lasts all day and there's a mountain of washing up to do and that's before it gets blitzed and put into suitably sized sealed pots for the freezer.

My bestest gadget of all time is my ' Bean to Cup ' coffee machine ... shlurpppp.

Unread post by **Dark Knight** » 03 Aug 2013, 19:00

best gadget for making soup

A CAN OPENER

Unread post by **Manoverboard** » 03 Aug 2013, 19:07

Dark Knight wrote:
best gadget for making soup

A CAN OPENER

Unread post by **Dark Knight** » 03 Aug 2013, 19:18

thanks Moby

sometimes the most obvious escapes the forum at times

Unread post by **The Tinker** » 03 Aug 2013, 20:57

Or if you are Shiney - you just boil the kettle!

Unread post by **Silver_Shiney** » 03 Aug 2013, 21:39

The Tinker wrote:
Or if you are Shiney - you just boil the kettle!

got it in one!!

Unread post by **gfwgfw** » 20 Aug 2013, 18:35

One or two not so good, my fault did not follow the recipe

Today I made an excellent Pea and Ham mint soup, so simple but really delicious

This machine is great very simple to use and even easier to keep clean and store

This "bleeding gadget" is not going to the charity shop

Graham

Unread post by **Silver_Shiney** » 20 Aug 2013, 18:36

pea, ham and mint, eh?

I'm on my way down!

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