Is it possible to cube veggies like potato,eggplant or radish??
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This unit does not dice. However, Kitchen Aid makes a dicing food processor for residential use.
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Unfortunately not. There are such things as cubing grids for food processors but as far as I can tell they are made for professional grade food processors and typically cost in the area of $100plus. A quick internet or Amazon search of "cubing grids" will bring up your choices.
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I have not personally, but I would think you could. I spiralized brocolli stocks, which didn't turn out great, but it still worked. I would also make sure I wore gloves as it could be really messy with beets!
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I think I understand you question. The purple thing that you see in the picture slides back and forth and hold the veggie being sliced. Do be careful the blades are very sharp but it is a great product for the price.
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No, I don't think so. Are you speaking of sealing jars, like canning, or steaming actual veggies? You could do a quart of carrots to purée easily, or beets, but it is really better for a couple steaming vegetables for dinner.
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Without a doubt. We use kale, parsley, spinach etc. Just have to put them in first in a bunch and follow up with an apple or another hard fruit or veggie.
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Whatever you can grow hydroponically can be grown in this once you accept space limitations. I have just started tomatoes for the first time. Obviously they will take over the entire unit and so my second unit is for salads. Not sure tubers can be successfully grown in hydroponics, but then I have not tired that.
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I put everything together. The only thing you have to make sure of is the time needed to steam each veggie. You might want to steam some separately and then put everything together. Enjoy !
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Yes they can. Will make it more like finely shredded lettuce. I use them for almost all my veggies..
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Hum, I am going to say no. BUT you may be on to something to be honest. If you have a ricer you know that the potatoes get extremely fluffy. for say Gnocchi I only rice the potatoes. Grinding might work though.
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You will need the flat blender blade. Put that blade on, and feed your fruits and veggies through :) I usually cut the harder veggies down to a smaller size. I hope this helps!
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Yes, but they have to be crisp. Crisp mini cucumbers, ginger, parsnips. Softer things just don't work well.
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Yes if you feed too fast leafy greens or in seriatim leafy material, cucumbers and celery. It's easy not to jam though. You can also jam the feed with too many large hard chunks at once. Short of the Norwalk the Kuvings is awesome. It's also more user friendly than the Norwalk for small batches.
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Yes. I used it for carrot, potato, mushrooms. Carrot will be a little difficult because it is more stiff so need more forces.
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what if you toothpick the veggies together.. then they will stay on top of each other
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yes, you can can vegetables. I have Miss Vickies pressure cooker recipes and it tells how and hundreds of recipes.
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Yes. These are amazing things to grow veggies in. I used two like this last summer and yielded plenty in each. Just be sure to fill them all the way to the top as the soil will settle. Plants need all the depth they can get. I grew long carrots in my bag they turned out fine. Also grew round ones. Im going to stick to the full length carrots as it yields more per sq ft. I also got some smaller bags and grew potatoes with good results. Im buying more this year. During winter I piled them high with leaves and compost. They look as good as new and I have had them almost a year.
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Yes. You can do onions, carrots and other veggies just fine. Done it many times with no isssues.