
Show Notes
You've heard us talk manual mode, now we're breaking it down. In this bonus episode, we unpack the modes on your Thermomix - what they actually do, when to use them and which ones we secretly love. From the ever expanding chop mode, to turbo, to sous vide, this is your no-recipe, no-pressure guide to understanding your machine properly. Whether you're cooking from Cookidoo or adapting recipes like we did last week with Chrissie Swan (and next week with Recipe Tin Eats), this ep will boost your knowledge and your confidence. And, find out who George Tropicana is.
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