Can you use this for liquid batter? We grind soaked lentils with water
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I would certainly think this bender would handle soaked lentils with ease. I use it to make peanut butter and since it is heavy-duty enough to grind roasted nuts, it should have no problem with lentils. I also grind cashews for recipes with the blender. I make batters for waffles using canned garbanzo beans and rolled oats.
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Probably-we make hummus and vegan cashew cheese in it, so it can handle a lot of processing that would usually be done with a food processor and not a blender. Soaked lentils should be fine :)
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Yes. Limit cooked or soaked beans to two cups and pulse until blades are moving smoothly. I have made hummus twice now, once with soaked beans and once with cooked beans. The soaked beans worked very well, but you get a grainy hummus.The cooked beans required extra liquid (olive oil), and I had to scrape bowl and pulse several times. I think fewer beans would have worked better.
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Betty ,I have never tried that but I woul think no. Whatever is milled must be fairly soft .......tomatoe, boiled potatoes etc. I think you would be much happier with a small hand meat grinder. Here is the least expensive example I found. Starfrit 093347 Manual Meat Grinder
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Not sure, I used in recipes. If you are using instant try putting the dry milk in the cup with coffee granules and then add boiling water. If using perked or drip etc. try using a small whisk when add to coffee. Just some ideas....good luck :o)
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I am not sure about that. I did make 'cashew ricotta cheese' on it once, and it came out so creamy and smooth so I tend to think maybe you can. It seems to be ok with soaked nuts anyay.
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I would say 'no' because it would not dissolve in water since it is not actually a powder but a very very fine grind. It could probably be used in a smoothie and it would be very good. I use Almond Milk and love it!! You might check you tube for a video making coconut milk, there is one on making almond milk.
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Absolutely. I've used it to blend hot gravy straight from the oven roaster. cooked veggies and all.
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It should work. But I see lot of hassle to clean. I am also using it very rarely. I use this only for grinding Urad Dal(Indian lentil).
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Not sure. It is a wet grinder typically used to make batter for Indian cooking.
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It is too small and I don't think it is made for liquids. But for grinding up our ghost peppers this summer it turned them into powder! Awesome!
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I would not use it for that, it has a very eggy taste. Try almond milk, then flour, back in milk, breadcrumbs.
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Yes. We use it for grinding coffee, cardamom, clove and other crunchy spices. Almonds should be no problem. It has two different grinding cups with different blades for different grinding jobs.
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I would not recommend grinding anything besides coffee beans. Linseed will affect the mechanical components for future grinding of coffee beans along with oil residue. I would recommend the purchase of a separate spice grinder for such purposes.
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I think you can use it for baking and to add to cooked dishes but it is not fine enough to make a milk- it would be gritty.
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I don't think this machine can grind dry grain. I only used it to make soybean juice and it needs dripping water as the instruction book says
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I don't know why you would, but it is cast iron, so I am very sure that you can. (I use a large spoon to fill the cups with batter, if you are using buttermilk for the batter it will be nice and thick and I find that using a spoon works better for me than pouring- everybody has their own preferred way.)
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Yes because in a blender u might have to add water to mix the food well. In this food mill it doesn't matter how thick the food is, it will be ground well!