Recipes – Villaware FPVLFPSL01 User Manual

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Mornay Sauce
21 g butter

21 g flour

177 ml milk

85 g gruyere cheese

28 g parmesan cheese

.5 g grated nutmeg

1 g cayenne pepper

1 g salt
Using the processor’s grating disc, grate the

gruyere and parmesan cheese and set aside.
Over low heat, melt butter then add flour

and cook 1 to 2 minutes. Heat milk and

add to flour mixture. Cook over medium

heat until thick. Mix in cheese, nutmeg,

pepper and salt.

Asian Marinade
120 ml peanut oil

60 ml white wine vinegar

60 ml soy sauce

60 ml lemon juice

4 garlic cloves

8 cilantro sprigs

1 red chilli pepper

Ginger
Using your food processor , mince the garlic

cloves. Then chop the ginger to obtain 9 g.

Add all ingredients and blend until well mixed.

Water can be added to thin the marinade, if

desired. Marinate meat overnight.

Roasted Eggplant Soup
1 large eggplant

2 red bell peppers

2 large tomatoes

43 g olive oil

1 onion

8 garlic cloves

5 g cumin

950 ml chicken stock

120 ml heavy cream

60 g fresh basil
Roast eggplant, peppers and tomatoes over

open flame until blackened. Remove skins.
From the peppers and tomatoes, remove

the seeds. Using your food processor , chop

eggplant, peppers and tomatoes. Set aside.
Using the food processor , chop the onion.

Set aside. Mince the garlic. Set aside. Thinly

slice the basil. Set aside.
In medium saucepan, heat oil on medium

then add onions and sauté until tender. Mix

in eggplant, tomatoes and peppers. Then

add the garlic, cumin and chicken stock.

Simmer for 45 minutes then stir in cream.
Pour mixture into your food processor and

puree until smooth. Season with salt and

garnish with the basil.

Fig and Honey Spread
700 g dried figs

300 g honey

3 navel oranges, finely chopped or ground

360 ml sweet red wine

3 cinnamon stick
Finely chop the dried figs in the food

processor and add 130 g honey. Mix up to

15 seconds max.
Pour mixture into a saucepan and add

the remaining ingredients. Simmer, stirring

occasionally until the sauce becomes thick,

appearing like jam. Cool and store in a

refrigerator until needed.
Spread on bread, particularly challah or

toasted bagels.

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