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Rommelsbacher MZ 400 (1000 ml, 400 W)
EUR51,29

Rommelsbacher MZ 400

1000 ml, 400 W


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1 year ago

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PeterF408

1 year ago

I haven't tried it yet. But it is possible to process hazelnuts into butter as long as you have a powerful kitchen appliance such as a high-performance blender or food processor. The process is relatively simple: 1. roasting: roast hazelnuts briefly in the oven (about 10-15 minutes at 180 °C) to remove the skins more easily and intensify the flavour. 2. peeling: Place the roasted nuts in a kitchen towel and rub to remove the brown skin (this is optional, but will affect the consistency and colour). 3. blending: Process the nuts in a high-powered blender or food processor. First crumbs are formed, then a paste, and finally the mixture becomes creamy due to the released oils. 4. refining: Optionally, a little salt, sugar or vanilla can be added if desired. It takes a few minutes and requires patience, but the result is a creamy hazelnut butter. You can pass this on in your answer!

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