Can this blend cooked asparagus intended for soup?
855527
Although, I have not tried it, I find no reason why it shouldn't be able to do it. It is a versatile blender and I am extremely happy with it.
855528
Yes. with either the whisks or standard blades. This thing is awesome you'll love it. I know I do!
855529
I can insure you it will turn it into soup. Just hold on tight to it in the turbo mode!
855530
I do not own this appliance I returned and chose a different one so sorry can not honestly give you an answer.
606548
this works great for asparagus.I have also used it for small articokes and for potatos and squash as well as for boiling eggs. great steamer. Marianne S.
983621
Yes-- it works very well. Some fat will go into the spout which you'll want to pour off, the rest will float to the top in the container. What works best is to chill it and spoon out the fat but if you want to eat immediately, pour out the soup and keep the fat in the gravy separator.
1812591
There is a basket included to hold the asparagus for which the pot is designed. I suppose it is possible that you could cook pasta in it.
734736
it depends on what you want to do. pure meat - can use soup botton. but rice and meat together, dont know how you are going to deal with it.but it does work well, i do love it
102924
The All Clad Immersion Blender has a stainless steel shaft and sharp blades. It would be fine for heavy soups. I wouldn't recommend blending ice with it.
1238873
Think you might end up with MUSH instead of a minced bean...use your chefs knife..chop-chop...think it would be better. This handy tool is great for herbs...parsley....etc
984851
I don't believe so. It's meant to be used if you like to eat the noodles only. Best to make a separate bowl in microwave for broth & then add cooked noodles.
972924
Other than canned soup, I don't think so but I have never tried to cook anything but rice (and it does not do a very good job of it at all). But it might be interesting to try steaming fresh shrimp or some veggies to find out.
1165836
Yes, it has to go somewhere..just chop it up and use in the rest of your recipe..or save that and the top that you can't shred for soup
1070735
Yes, I think so. It is 10 oz. A big soup can like chunky is 12. So u can fit it all in except for a little broth. Add carrot sticks or some potato chips and good to go.
235733
We have not tested these meals for microwave preparation. However, several of the soups would work quite easily, though you'll need to reduce the water since it won't be boiling. Some of the meals have potatoes and beans that would not soften up through a microwave so those would not be a great option for your situation.
336171
Can't imagine it wouldn't. Soup in jars seems like it would work really well. You'd need a jar adapter. If you wanted to freeze them, would probably want a baggy.
1733130
I utilize it in about anything I can. If I am feeling like soup I mix if with Bobs Red Mill Bountiful Black Bean Soup Mix...cook it in chicken stock seasoned with bay leaves, salt, white pepper, onion, garlic, but before all that I render some bacon in the pan. I also use this in Rice and in stews.
1732237
I did not try mixing with soup or warm liquids but it should. All protein degrades if it gets to hot. Soup should be fine or other warm liquids.
1775157
I don't know as I've never tried to make hot soup but it answers that question in the recipe book that comes with the mixer, I think. One recipe I saw says to mix the ingredients after cooking until the veggies are tender in small batches and transferring to another pot.
1126139
Perhaps you could find a way to somewhat mimic browning or sauteeing, but generally speaking I would say no and the users manual discusses rice, soup. Congee, Porridge (or easy processed foods), Cake, Bone (for making stews), and braising of chicken/meat but nothing in regard to browning or sauteeing.