01/09/2026
✨ Sometimes it’s the simple meals that remind me why I love my Thermomix so much… ✨
Yesterday I popped round to a very good friend’s house for a cheeky Bank Holiday lunch and she’d made cauliflower cheese soup in her TM6. 🥣
We also got to try some Polish pierogi (yum! 😋), and I’d rustled up a homemade mixed seed loaf to take along and mop up the soup.
And THAT bread… 😍🍞
Crunchy, seedy crust, beautifully soft inside and made from scratch. There’s something ridiculously satisfying about making your own bread — particularly when the Thermomix does all the hard work of mixing and kneading for you!
Fast forward to tonight and the TM7 was back on duty for dinner…
🐟 Salmon
🍚 Basmati rice
🥕 Steamed carrots
🥬 Steamed cabbage
😋 And a gorgeous creamy dill sauce
But here’s the bit I love…
It was all being cooked together.
While the rice cooked below, the salmon and vegetables were steaming above in the Varoma. One machine, several parts of dinner, all getting on with it at the same time. 🙌
And THAT is the bit about Thermomix ownership I sometimes struggle to explain.
Yes, it chops.
Yes, it weighs.
Yes, it blends, kneads, mixes, sautés, steams and cooks.
But for me, the real magic is that it makes cooking from scratch feel achievable on an ordinary day.
It’s homemade bread without standing kneading dough.
It’s soup without several pans and a blender.
It’s salmon, rice, vegetables and sauce without having half the hob occupied and a mountain of washing up waiting afterwards. 😂
It doesn’t mean I suddenly have hours to spend cooking.
It means I don’t need them. ❤️
If you’ve been following my page for a while and still find yourself wondering “but what would I actually use one for?”, drop me a message.
Tell me what you normally cook in a week and I’ll happily show you what a Thermomix could do with it. 🥰