Creamy cheese-mushroom sauce (soup blender Tristar BL-4433)

Creamy cheese-mushroom sauce (soup blender Tristar BL-4433)

Category: Sauces

Ingredients
chicken bouillon	1 glass
cream	1 glass
hard cheese	50 g
fried mushrooms (porcini + butter)	2 tbsp. spoons
onion	1 PC.
butter	40-50 gr
flour	1.5 tbsp. the spoon
parsley	a couple of good twigs
salt, pepper, nutmeg	taste
garlic	1 clove

Cooking method

• In general, my task was to check if the milk sauces burn in this device. Therefore, I do not pretend to know-how of the recipe at all.
• So: 1) prepare the necessary ingredients.
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• 2) grate the cheese, chop the onion at random.
• 3) pour the broth and some of the cream into the blender flask so that the liquid level reaches the minimum mark.
• 4) use the pulse button to mix the broth with the cream and the bouling / steem button to turn on the heating, bring to a boil and turn it off.
• 5) in the meantime, dissolve butter in a frying pan and sauté onion with a pinch of sugar until light golden brown.
• 6) Strain the onion from the oil and send it to the flask along with the mushrooms. Using the blending / mix button, grind and again bring to a boil and turn off.
• 7) fry the flour in the oil left over from the onion until golden brown. We turn on the blender program and pour flour through the upper hole on a spoon, the sauce instantly thickens, send cheese, chopped parsley, salt, spices, garlic there and pour in the remaining cream.
• bring it to a boil again and that's it.
• Sauce is something. Thick and fragrant Son thrashed just with bread. It will be very tasty with some kind of potato zrazy, dumplings, etc.
• By the way, the blender passed the 5+ test. Nothing burned to the bottom:
• 

The dish is designed for

about 0.5 liters

Time for preparing:

15-20 minutes

Cooking program:

multi-blender

[tuskarora]

tuskarora - Thank you so much! Finally, I felt the real difference between such a blender and a cow - the ability to do very multi-stage things and completely control the process

Yul, the process is really manageable. But you still need to understand and understand. For example, when I last blended, I wanted to warm up on the prog. But it didn't turn on, the device began to swear at me with a loud beeping and no other program wanted to turn on either. I got screwed up, pulled the cord out of the network and turned it on again. I just pressed the boil / steam and everything worked out. What was that?

This is overheating of something, in my cow it is generally clearly organized - if the poor fellow overwork, it is protected by shutdown

Yeah, well, I assumed so. Okay, we'll take a look.