I made the Chicken in Yoghurt from the Indian cookbook the other night. We actually slow cooked it in the cast iron oven dish but everything else was done in TMX. So yummy and ridiculously easy.
I also made Palak Paneer. I made the palak from milk as per the TMX recipe which was easy. I ended up with a lot more whey than I expected - nearly 2 litres. Which makes sense given I used 2lt of milk, but I wasn't sure how much cheese you actually end up with.
I then tried to convert a recipe from an Indian cookbook to the TMX for the palak paneer. I steamed the spinach in the Varoma, then mixed everything in the TMX. It ended up a bit bland, but I didn't put chillis or garlic in it. I also didn't grind the cardamom at the beginning so it was just whole seeds. It was ok but not as good as in a restaurant.
We took it them friends who made other curries in their TMX :) followed by magic bean chocolate cake with chocolate ganache.
It's funny. Those friends said they'd never use it, it was too expensive, but came to a demo anyway. Bought it that day and now say it's changed their life.
I'm also researching making dog food in it. Doggie has itchy skin which I think is from additives. We use additive and preservative free dry food but I think the treats may have them. I figure I can easily make liver treats in the TMX and oven. If only we had a dehydrator too.....

