While some foods require low heat for the perfect texture, others need a blast of heat to bring out intense, slightly toasted flavours and crispy textures.
…the perfect starting point for any recipe that would benefit from more intense flavours. Using temperatures above 120ºC, this mode is ideal for cooking techniques like sautéing, browning, and caramelising.
When working at high temperatures, safety is essential. For this reason, recipes using the High Temperature mode are only available through Cookidoo® Guided Cooking recipes. Once you find a recipe using High Temperature mode on Cookidoo®, simply follow the instructions on your Thermomix® screen.
Sautéing, browning, and caramelising ingredients adds colour, aromas, and flavours to recipes like sauces, stews, rice and pasta.
Caramelised onions and vegetables, sautéed meats, prawns… just to name a few! Check out some of our favourite recipes below.
• When using the High Temperature mode, always remember that success is only guaranteed if the exact ingredients and quantities indicated in the recipe are used.
• Dry the pieces of meat with a paper towel before adding them to the mixing bowl. After cooking at high temperatures, use the Pre-Clean mode (browning option) to help clean the mixing bowl.
Make the most of this mode by combining it with other cooking techniques or even other modes:
• Start your recipe by sautéing meat with High Temperature mode for an aromatic and browned outside, and then finish off cooking with Slow Cook mode to create a perfectly tender and flavourful dish.
• Take your soups to the next level. Start by browning onions at high temperature and then cook all your vegetables in a delicious onion-flavoured broth!