Thermomix 28 Day Meal Plan 2020

YAY!! Thermomix Australia have revamped the 28 Day Challenge – there are 2 to choose from the 28-Day Fresh Start Meal Plan and the 28-Day Savings Meal Plan. I have decided to do the Savings Meal Plan with some of the new recipes from the Fresh Start Meal Plan included because I have made most of those recipes last time I did the challenge. I will be doing a live facebook video of each recipe everyday (if i miss a day I will make up for it on a different day – I promise!!) And I will be posting a photo of the finished recipe on my instagram, facebook business page and also in the 28 Day Meal Plan facebook group. So who is up for the challenge? It’s a fun way to try new recipes!! I have had to start the on a Friday instead of a Sunday as I will be away towards the end of the 28 days!! Sign up here for free. The recipes are on cookidoo and you can sign up for a 30 day free trial of cookidoo too.

Day 1: Creamy Mustard Chicken Stew – I used sweet potato instead of the potato & I would definitely make it again it was yummy quick and easy!!
Day 2: Lentil Bolognese – the recipe uses lentils from a tin – I cooked my own before starting the recipe.
Day 3: Chocolate ‘feed a crowd’ Cake
Day 4: (Meatless Monday) Vegetable Curry with Cauliflower Couscous
Day 5: Barley Bacon & Chorizo Soup
Day 6: Pastitsio
Day 7: Pork Meatballs with Couscous
Day 8: Fake Away Friday – Quick Chicken Curry
Day 9: Shakshuka
Day 10: Chicken and Cashew Stir Fry
Day 11: Meatless Monday Smoky Beetroot and Black Bean Sliders with Soused Cucumber – served on Buckwheat and Almond Slider Buns.
Day 12: Beetroot Salad with Raita Dressing
Day 12: Texas-style Lovely Legs
Day 13: Apricot Chicken Risotto
Day 14: Kangaroo Harissa Polpette with Lentils and Kale
Day 15: Fake-away Friday Gozleme
Day 16: Health by Chocolate Torte (Skinnymixers recipe)
Day 17: Gluten Free Flour Mix
Day 18: Smashed Potatoes with Rosemary Salt
Day 19: Corned Beef with Mustard Sauce
Day 20: Chopped Asian Salad
Day 20: Open Fish Burgers
Day 21: Coffee-rubbed Beef with Fennel Salad
Day 22: Nasi Goreng
Day 23: Hash Browns with Chive Cottage Cheese
Day 24; Chicken, Leek and Corn Pie
Day 25: Meatless Monday – Pulled BBQ Jackfruit
Day 26: Chunky Bolognese -Skinnymixers recipe
Day 27: (My last day) Chocolate Cream Pie – I added cherries on top of the chocolate custard!!

Thermie Green Vegetarian Curry

Arwen’s Thermo Pics | Hobart Thermomix Consultant | Thermie Green Vegetarian Curry

This is one of the first recipes I added to the Thermomix recipe community around 6.5 years ago & it has been extremely popular – of course you can add chicken to it if you prefer, it’s great to grow my own lime leaves too. You can store lime leaves, chillies & coriander roots in the freezer, so you have most of the ingredients ready to go for an easy week night dinner packed full of flavour. It’s delicious served with my coconut rice recipe too – if you are making the coconut rice recipe in the Model 5 you need to add more liquid either coconut cream or water to take it up to the 1200g marker & it’s a bonus you can steam more veggies on top of the rice while it’s steaming! Or if you really want to pack in more veggies why not serve it with my roasted cauliflower “rice” recipe. For more great vegetarian recipe ideas click here.

Thermie Green Vegetarian Curry
Author: 
Cuisine: Thai
Prep time: 
Cook time: 
Total time: 
Serves: 6
 
Leave out the fish sauce if you are making this for vegetarians.
Ingredients
  • 1 onion cut in half.
  • 1 garlic clove
  • ginger, approx 2cm
  • 1 bunch coriander , including roots
  • 1 tablespoon TM vegie stock concentrate
  • 3 big green chilies, with or without seeds depending how spicy you like it
  • 1 tablespoon peanut oil
  • 1 tablespoon fish sauce, optional- leave out for vegetarian guests
  • 1 heaped teaspoon ground cumin
  • 1 heaped teaspoon ground coriander
  • 3 fresh or frozen kaffir lime leaves
  • 600 grams sweet potato, pumpkin, carrot or potato, 2cm cubed -use any or a combination of all of these vegetables
  • 400 grams light organic coconut cream
  • 400 grams zucchini, broccoli, peas or snow peas, cut into chunks-use any or a combination of all of these vegetables or other favourites you may have
  • 400 gram Chickpeas, drained & Rinsed (one tin)
  • 100 grams spinach leaves, fresh
Instructions
  1. Put onion, garlic, ginger, coriander, tm stock and chillies in the TM bowl chop for 15 sec speed 8, scrape down sides of bowl.
  2. Add peanut oil, fish sauce and ground coriander & cumin and cook for 4 min 100 degrees speed 1.
  3. Add kaffir lime leaves, coconut cream & 600g hard vegetables to TM bowl.
  4. Place spinach leaves into the thermoserver.
  5. Add the rest of the soft green vegetables place into the Varoma -zucchini & broccoli on the bottom & snow peas & peas on the top tray.
  6. Cook for 15 mins reverse Varoma temp speed 1. Check vegetables if any of the steamed vegetables are cooked remove & place into the thermosever.
  7. Add chickpeas to TM bowl & cook for an extra 5 mins reverse Varoma speed 1 only if vegetables need to be cooked further.
  8. Add to the Thermoserver & stir through the spinach.
  9. Serve with coconut rice or jasmine rice.