Ingredients
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50g crushed linseed
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160g carrot juice
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220g chickpea flour
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1/4 tbsp cumin
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1/4 tbsp sweet paprika
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100g dried pickled tomatoes
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90-100ml olive oil
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30g mixed sunflower seeds
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1 small garlic clove
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salt and pepperto taste
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a hand full of frozen peas
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a hand full of cocktail tomatoes
Ingredients
| 50g crushed linseed | |
| 160g carrot juice | |
| 220g chickpea flour | |
| 1/4 tbsp cumin | |
| 1/4 tbsp sweet paprika | |
| 100g dried pickled tomatoes | |
| 90-100ml olive oil | |
| 30g mixed sunflower seeds | |
| 1 small garlic clove | |
| salt and pepper | |
| a hand full of frozen peas | |
| a hand full of cocktail tomatoes |
NOTE: the recipe ingredient amounts are not suitable for the Mini Breadmaker SD-PN100
Steps
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1
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Mix the carrot juice and linseed and let them rest for 10 minutes. |
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2
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Pour the dry ingredients into the Croustina bowl one by one and mix them roughly with a spatula. |
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3
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Add the linseed mixture. |
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4
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Select programme 14. The dough is kneaded for 20 minutes. Then it should rise for another 20 minutes. The programme can then be stopped. |
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5
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Place the dough on a lightly floured work surface. |
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6
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Wrap the rolling pin in cling film. |
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7
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Divide the dough in half, dust lightly with flour and roll out each half thinly one after the other (about 2-3mm thick). |
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8
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Form the Farfalle from the dough. For this cut strips about 3 cm wide. Cut pieces of 4-5 cm long from the strips (work with a pastry wheel for the typical look). Press the pieces together in the middle. The Farfalle is ready! |
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9
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Allow the Farfalle to dry on a floured surface for at least 1 hour (or overnight). |
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10
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Bring a saucepan of water to the boil and salt. Cook the Farfalle until they have the desired consistency. |
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11
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Quarter the cocktail tomatoes. Cook the frozen peas in hot water for 15 minutes. |
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12
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Blend the dried tomatoes, garlic, sunflower seeds, olive oil, salt and pepper to a creamy pesto. |
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13
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Mix the pasta with the pesto, garnish with fresh tomatoes and cooked peas. |
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