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		<title>How well do vita-mix blenders blend up raw greens (such as spinach, swiss chard, celery, etc..)?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I want to make green smoothies for breakfast, but so far, each time I make them, I end up with chunky bits of greens. I want a blender that mushes everything up really well, into a SMOOTH smoothie&#8230;I&#8217;ve never used a vita-mix blender, and was wondering if anyone knew how well it works for making [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I want to make green smoothies for breakfast, but so far, each time I make them, I end up with chunky bits of greens. I want a blender that mushes everything up really well, into a SMOOTH smoothie&#8230;I&#8217;ve never used a vita-mix blender, and was wondering if anyone knew how well it works for making green smoothies.<br />
<br />I have seen those Vita-Mix blenders hyped for years and years and I wondered.</p>
<p>  Well, several months ago a friend of mine got one &#8211; the thing will do anything. Amazing.</p>
<p>   Now I want one but they are out of my price range.</p>
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		<title>Would you recommend buying the Vita Mix blender?</title>
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Definitely. I own a Vita-Mix 5200 and LOVE it.  It is definitely great for quick smoothies, green juices, soups, grinds grains and kneads the dough.  For those looking to order one, 
Here&#8217;s a CODE for FREE SHIP ($25 value) directly through Vita-Mix: *06-004462*
Janet Gladish at Vitamix 1-800-848-2649 x2316 can answer any questions (using [...]]]></description>
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<br />Definitely. I own a Vita-Mix 5200 and LOVE it.  It is definitely great for quick smoothies, green juices, soups, grinds grains and kneads the dough.  For those looking to order one, </p>
<p>Here&#8217;s a CODE for FREE SHIP ($25 value) directly through Vita-Mix: *06-004462*<br />
Janet Gladish at Vitamix 1-800-848-2649 x2316 can answer any questions (using the above code).<br />
 *06-004462*</p>
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		<title>What is the best recipe for flavored pasta?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:27:28 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have a Vita mix blender that I use to make pasta dough with. It turned out great. I also have the pasta maker and a rack to dry the pasta on. But I would like to make flavored pasta, such as spinach or garlic pasta. What&#8217;s the best recipe for this? Thanks.<br />
Thanks for the help Joanne! I can&#8217;t give you thumbs up yet since Im still a loser level 1<br />
<br />VEGGIE FLAVORED PASTA &#8211; NO EGG<br />
   Amount  Measure       Ingredient &#8212; Preparation Method<br />
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                         &#8212;&#8211;BASIC INGREDIENTS&#8212;&#8211;<br />
    1       c            Flour, all purpose<br />
                         Preferably durum semolina<br />
      1/3   c            Water<br />
                         &#8212;&#8211;OPTIONAL INGREDIENTS&#8212;&#8211;<br />
    1       tb           Olive oil (optional)<br />
                         Use one of following only:<br />
      1/4   c            Tomato Juice (for red)<br />
      1/3   c            Carrot Puree (for orange)<br />
      1/3   c            Beet Puree (for red)<br />
    1       c            Spinach puree (for green)</p>
<p>   To make by hand, use a floured pastry cloth, put dry ingredients on cloth,<br />
   and make a “well” in the center of flour mixture, add liquid ingredients in<br />
   the well, and knead the dough, working the flour to the center as you<br />
   knead. After it forms a ball, knead by hand for several minutes.<br />
   To make with a food processor, put all ingredients in the bowl. Process for<br />
   1 minute until dough begins to form. Adjust liquid or flour if necessary,<br />
   continue to knead in the machine for 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 minutes.<br />
   To make with bread machine, place ingredients into baking pan. Use the<br />
   dough cycle, knead for 1/2 min. Adjust flour and liquid to form a round<br />
   ball of dough. Knead for another 5 minutes, then press stop button.<br />
   IF YOU HAVE A PASTA MACHINE, CONTINUE ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTIONS.<br />
   To complete the pasta by hand, roll the dough into sheets, as thin as it is<br />
   possible to roll it on a floured pastry cloth with a rolling pin. Then<br />
   shape into long thin spaghetti like strips, or wider for noodles. Cut with<br />
   a pie crimper for a fancy edge and twist into bowknots.  Use your<br />
   imagination.  Allow to dry a minimum of 10-20 minutes, or longer, if<br />
   necessary. It may be dried for several hours, put into a ziploc bag and<br />
   refrigerated or frozen.<br />
   To cook, drop into boiling water (with a little salt, optional), and cook<br />
   just until al dente.  Do not overcook.  Serve with your favorite sauce.<br />
   You can make a white pasta, leaving out the vegetables, or you can use your<br />
   imagination, be creative, and use any number of other veggies. Try green,<br />
   yellow, red, purple, orange pepper puree; yellow summer squash or zucchini;<br />
   winter squash, pumpkin or sweet potato; broccoli, green beans, vegetarian<br />
   refried beans.  The list is endless. Just use approximately one-third cup<br />
   of the one you choose.<br />
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 SPINACH PASTA WITH RED PEPPERS</p>
<p> 10 (or more) cloves of garlic, pressed<br />
 3 T. capers plus a bit of caper liquid (more if you love capers)<br />
 1 T basil<br />
 1 t rosemary, crushed<br />
 1 c. water<br />
 lemon juice to taste<br />
 3 large red peppers, sliced thinly</p>
<p> saute garlic, herbs and capers by your favorite saute method.  Add water and<br />
 red peppers, and simmer the red peppers until they are slightly softened.  A<br />
 bit of crunch is a good thing.  There should be a fair amount of liquid left<br />
 when you are done simmering.</p>
<p> Cook some wide spinach noodles  until they are<br />
 just a hair underdone and then drain.  Toss them with the peppers and liquid<br />
 over a low heat until pasta is coated and liquid is absorbed.<br />
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  GARLIC PASTA<br />
   Amount  Measure       Ingredient &#8212; Preparation Method<br />
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    8                    Garlic cloves<br />
    3       tb           Olive oil<br />
      1/2   c            Whipping cream<br />
                         Salt &amp; pepper to taste<br />
      1/2   lb           Cooked pasta<br />
                         Fresh grated Parmesan or<br />
                         &#8211; Romano cheese to taste</p>
<p>   Cut the garlic into thin slices, and saute in the olive oil until not<br />
   quite browned. Add the cream, tiny bit of salt and ample pepper. Simmer<br />
   for a moment to reduce the cream, and then toss with the hot pasta, just<br />
   removed from the water. Add lots of cheese and a parsley garnish.<br />
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