Immersion hand blenders are one of the most useful and versatile kitchen appliances which you can buy at keukengadget. They are inexpensive, small and easy to clean. Almost every kitchen has a drawer or cabinet where they can be stored. When you buy one, you won’t realize what you did with it. Even if you don’t use a regular blender often, you’ll find numerous uses for this little device. I’ve listed some of the most popular uses for stick blenders in this review.
Tips for Cooking Using Immersion Hand Blenders
First thing first, you need to do some research before you buy. I looked at half a dozen different popular versions before deciding on the immersion blender shown next to it. Read reviews on the Internet and talk to family and friends who own such devices. I recommend the Cuisinart versions. Always read the instructions that came with the blender. Read the instructions completely before you start using your brand new blender. Remember that the blender will increase the amount of liquid or food. Make sure your bowl or container has enough room. Most of the immersion blender instructions in recipes are very similar and fairly simple.
Healthy Pureed Soups Recipe
The main reason I wanted to buy a stick blender was actually to make pureed soups. With a stick blender, this is no longer an issue. It’s great for any soup where you need to chop vegetables, like broccoli or asparagus finely, or for soups that need to be creamy and smooth, like tomatoes or squash. You can also use this hand blender to make different soup tips. They include creamy broccoli cheddar soup, asparagus soup, Irish potato soup, butternut squash apple soup, pureed mushroom soup, and tomato artichoke soup.
Healthy Shakes and Smoothies Recipe
Many immersion hand blenders include a metal or plastic cup, which is the best size for a portion of smoothie. If you use this hand blender, you can make different types of smoothies. They include green smoothie, lemon berry smoothie, and mango smoothie. You need to put which fruits or vegetables, a little bit of water, and honey in the blender cup. Then, you can just blend it until it’s done.
Healthy Dips Recipe
For a larger immersion recipe that takes a long time to process, you might decide that a food chip makes more sense than an immersion blender. But if you have a small dip or sauce that can be mashed or pureed in a few minutes or less, a stick blender is ideal. Using the immersion hand blender, you can cook different kinds of dips. They include Romanian Eggplant Puree, spicy pumpkin dip, black bean dip, and roasted garlic puree dip.
