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This week weare shining our Member Spotlight on Ros Hansen!
Ros is a ThermoFun Club Member and shares with us her Thermomix Corned Beef Silverside with Parsley Sauce. This recipe sounds too delicious!!!
Here is Ros's story about the Silverside with Parsley Sauce:
"Silverside is one of my husbands Top 5 favourite meals. It is (was) one of my Bottom 2 favourite meals! I had been reading people were having a lot of success cooking it in their Thermomix. As we had been married for nearly 24 years and I had NEVER cooked silverside in all those years I thought “how wrong can all those people be” and “I have never had a horrible meal from my thermomix” not to mention “how hard can it possibly be?”
So I bit the bullet, followed the recipe to a “T” and Oh My Goodness – I was converted and my husband thought he was in heaven!I can’t tell you how yummy this meal is. All those people were right, it wasn’t horrible and it was SO easy. Ican’t take the credit for the recipe – I found it on www.forumthermomix.com
Please give this a go. It seriously is ridiculously easy and is great in sandwiches for school or work."
Disclaimer: If you are using your TM5 and you get an error code C160 or C161 - please contact your consultant or Thermomix Australia in regards to your machine as it may have a known problem.
Silverside/Corned Beef & Parsley Sauce - ThermoFun
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Ingredients
Parsley Sauce - (makes 2 cups)
- handful parsley, fresh
- 50g butter, cubed
- 25g plain flour
- 420g milk (full cream or lite)
- 45g seeded mustard
- salt and pepper, to taste
Silverside
- 1.5 - 2kg piece corned beef
- 1500g boiling water from kettle
- 5 whole cloves
- 3 bay leaves
- 100g apple cider vinegar
- pepper, to taste
- choice of vegetables
Instructions
Parsley Sauce
- Place parsley into TM bowl and chop 3 sec / speed 8. Set aside.
- Place butter and flour into TM bowl and chop 4 sec / speed 5.
- Cook 5 mins / Varoma / speed 2.
- Add remaining ingredients, including parsley and cook 8 mins / 100°C / speed 3.
- Pour into a microwave-safe jug and cover with glad wrap. Make sure the glad wrap is touching the surface of the sauce – this will ensure a ‘skin’ does not form. Set jug aside.
No need to wash TM bowl.
Silverside
- Spray Varoma deep dish with oil (this will ensure the meat does not stick).
- Remove meat from packaging and rinse well under cold water. Dry it with paper towels and place into Varoma dish.
- Add remaining ingredients into TM bowl and place assembled Varoma on top.
- Cook for 1.5 hours / Varoma / speed 2.
- In the meantime prepare vegetables. They need to be peeled and chopped. eg: potato, sweet potato, pumpkin, carrot, cauliflower – whatever takes your fancy.
- When 1.5 hours cooking time has finished, add vegetables. You can see from the photos how I normally arrange mine.
- Check the water level in TM bowl and refill with boiling water to the 1 litre mark. Add simmering basket into TM bowl. Place Varoma back in position and cook for a further 30 mins / Varoma / speed 2.
- Don’t forget to reheat your Parsley Sauce and you’re done!! Told you it was easy!!!
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Comments
amanda g says
Guess what?
i keep coming back to this simple and very easy recipe. It is always handy to have a silverside in the fridge for those days when you are just too busy or too drained to make anything that requires a lot of prep work
Thank you
Amanda xReply
thermofun says
Thank you Amanda for commenting. So lovely to know I'm making your life that little bit easier! :)
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Kerry says
Thank you for sharing the recipe. . It went down a treat. This recipe is definitely a family favorite.
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thermofun says
Fantastic Kerry! :)
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LisaS says
The parsley sauce part of this recipe can be used over other meats or vege eg steamed or grilled chicken or fish, steak, steamed or roast vege. The sauce is so devine it is great even on it's own. Try just making the sauce if you don't like silverside.
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thermofun says
What a fabulous idea Lisa! Thank you for letting us know. :)
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Jacky says
I had never cooked corned beef before trying this thermomix recipe and I have to say I was blown away by just how delicious it was. The meat and vegetables were cooked just right and the sauce was incredible. My Step-father who loves corned beef, commented that it was the best he had tasted.
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thermofun says
Fabulous to hear Jacky! :)
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Rheannon says
Absolutely delicious Leonie! Always a winner in our household.
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thermofun says
Thanks Rheannon :D
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Kylee Smith says
Hi, I just saw your note about the error code. Has that happened often with TM5's?
Last time I cooked this recipe that code came up, and I got my machine serviced. I'm making it again right now. Do you think I should stop? Is the code likely to come again?
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thermofun says
Hi Kylee, Sorry for the delay but I would think that if you have had it serviced for the code that it would be highly unlikely to happen again - but that being said it might - I know I'm no help. Unfortunately I really don't know and suggest you do what your manual suggests or perhaps call the service centre for clarification.
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Stacey says
Hi I'm new to the whole thermomix thing and want to make this ! I'm slightly confused does 5 whole cloves mean 5 whole cloves of garlic and does this go into the bowl as in the jug or with the meat ?
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thermofun says
Hi Stacey, welcome to Thermomix world! :) The whole cloves are not garlic but a very flavoursome spice - they can be found in the herb and spice section in your supermarket. Yes water, cloves, bayleaves, ACV and pepper all go in the TM bowl (also known as 'jug') and the meat in the varoma on top. I hope this makes sense! Enjoy! :)
As you are new you may find my Common Thermomix Abbreviations helpful. :)Reply
Emma says
Do the vege go in the meat basket or in the basket IN the thermie?? Steamed or boiled?
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thermofun says
Emma it really depends how big your silverside is. If you have room around the meat you can put veg there and/or you can add them to the simmering basket.
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Janice Wheeler says
Thanks for this great recipe! I am a new user of Thermomix and had previously tasted corned silverside while visiting my sister in Perth WA. After returning home and indulging in my Thermomix I tried this today and oh my word, delicious! The best ever! Thanks again for the recipe!
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thermofun says
Thank you Janice - and welcome to ThermoFun! Enjoy your new TM! :)
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Kate says
Thank you so much for this recipe. I've only cooked corned beef once before (we ate it a lot when I was a child). This was really easy to make and super tasty!
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thermofun says
Thank you Kate. :) It certainly is very easy and yummy! :)
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Melody says
I made this a week ago & it definitely was beautiful & easy to do however we found the meat on the dry side (over-cooked?) especially my niece who didn't try/eat the sauce. Did I overcook it for it to be dry? Or any other tips? Was thinking maybe I should have checked it &/or taken it out after the 90 mins & just left the veggies to cook by themselves? TIA
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thermofun says
oh no what a shame Melody. :(
It sounds like it was probably over cooked. Silversides do vary a lot in size so perhaps yours was on the small side?Reply
Talisha says
how long should I cook this for if I only use 0.5-1kg of silverside? Only two of us here so need smaller quantities.
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thermofun says
Talisha I would guess at 1.5 hours. Best way to check though is if you have a meat thermometer to check it is cooked properly. I hope you both enjoy it. :)
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Heather A says
Many thanks for this recipe. I would not have thought of using the Varoma for corned beef. It was very tender and so easy. I will definitely be doing this again.
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Cheryl says
I made this last night for a very fussy crew, and it was lovely! You know it is a hit when the husband and kids are fighting over the last of the sauce to dip their potatoes in! I left the mustard out, as 4 of the 8 I was feeding hate it, and the sauce was still beautiful. Great recipe!
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thermofun says
Pleased your fussy crew all enjoyed it Cheryl! :)
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[emailprotected] says
I didn't believe it would be a flavoursome as slow cooker but it was yummy. Making for the second time today and the water dropped a fair bit in the main bowl in the first hour so I topped it up. Is that ok?
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thermofun says
Yes that is fine to add more water. :)
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jenny says
ive just cooked this for dinner. one of my familys all time favourites. yum
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Brad Heard says
This recipe is just so AWESOME - the silverside has never been so tender :D
Been making this at least once a fortnight over winter, & using the left over to make Shepperds Pie (substituting the silverside for lamb... Yes OK it's cottage pie, but I use a thermo SP recipe & bake it in a flan with short crust pastry)!
The only time the Silversde didn't work was when the meat was just over 2kg. Tip: stick to around 1.6 kg :D Also just got the new Bimbi TM5 & it doesn't bounce around like the old one did! Bonus :DReply
thermofun says
Thanks Brad :)
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Michelle says
I never leave comments on recipe pages, but this was INCREDIBLE!! I ate way too much but it was sooo good! Thanks for your recipe. This was my first all in one meal I've done in my thermy.
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thermofun says
Thank you Michelle for taking the time to leave a comment! I'm pleased you really enjoyed it too :)
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Julie says
Made this tonight for the first time and the meat was very soft and flavourful. I had about a 1.5kg price of silverside and cooked it for the total of 2.5 hours. I will definitely be making it again.
Made the parsley sauce and wasn't fussed with the addition of the mustard and I'd leave it out in future. But each to their own I suppose.Reply
Gin says
This was our first time trying silverside in the thermomix and unfortunately I think we will be sticking with the slow cooker. Same brand we always buy and it was so tough done in the thermo.
First time ever that there was left overs. Normally the kids eat every little bit.
We also found the sauce a bit bland and floury. Tho i guess its just personal taste.
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thermofun says
oh I'm sorry to hear it wasn't a success for you Gin. :(
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Lucy says
This was just the way I hoped it would be! Thanks for sharing. I made half the quantity of white sauce because I didn't think the kids would go for it but they loved it! Used a 1.2kg piece of silverside so 2 hours was plenty. Looking forward to doing it again soon.
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peter says
Just took our corned beef from the veroma and it is beautiful.
made the parsley sauce as well and the two were made for each other.
till now always cooked our corned beef in our Dream Pot but now it has a great competator - the Veroma
Thanks for a beaut recipe
regards
peter
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thermofun says
Thanks Peter - pleased to hear you enjoyed it! :)
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sharlene says
This sounds really yummy, sounds like i do this on a weekend and slow cooker during the week if i do this. Only got my Thermomix today and loving it already.
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thermofun says
Oh Sharlene, You HAVE to try it in the Thermomix - It is VERY simple and I believe so much nicer than the slow cooker! Were you able to get on the Cook Along for July. Last month we covered a great deal of thermomix newbie things - if you want to join sign up at the top of the page and if you want June's Cook Along contact [emailprotected]
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Deb says
Love this recipe! Especially the sauce! Won't need to cook silverside in slow cooker ever again :) thank you muchly ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Cecelia says
This recipe is delicious and I now only do my silverside in the Thermomix
The whole family love it and i have passed it on to various people. The sauce is
also great and that extra five minutes cooking the butter and flour certainly makes a difference
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thermofun says
Pleased you liked it Cecelia :)
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Gerri Tindale says
Hi, I tried the silverside in thermo the other day, it was so good, I will definitely be cooking again, the only thing I had to change was from speed 3 to speed 2 because my machine got the wobbles, but otherwise was just perfect.
Thank you.
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CAROLROBERTS says
Yes, mine got the wobbles as well.
I am a lover of Corned Beef and this is the best ever so moist.Reply
Sue says
I am anxious to try the above recipe but was wondering could you substitute almond milk or any other one to make it a non dairy recipe??? Do you think it would work and still taste ok??? I just got my thermomix last thursday and haven't used it much. I just found your site and I love it. Thanks. Cheers, SUE
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thermofun says
Hi Sue, firstly a big welcome to ThermoFun! :)
Yes I'm absolutely sure it would work well with almond milk or any other to make it non dairy. Enjoy! :)Reply
Deb says
Thanks for the recipe Ros. I made this tonight & it turned out perfect. I had silverbeet for the greens & just added that when I took the meat out to rest & let the veggies finish off cooking the the last 5 minutes.
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thermofun says
I'm pleased you liked it Deb. I'll let Ros know! :)
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