T4B131: Four Fabulous Thermomix Watermelon Recipes

Jan 26, 2017

Feeling Hot? Try These Wonderful Thermomix Watermelon Recipes

In Episode 131, we share four fabulous Thermomix watermelon recipes. It is stinking hot in our little part of the world and watermelon has become a daily staple in our house. We have found four great ways to use it as a cool refreshing treat. These recipes are super easy and we have no doubts you will want to make one straight away. 

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The recipes we chose this week are:

Recipe 1 – Watermelon Juice / Shake

Recently we had a little holiday in Thailand. One of the things we really loved while we were over there were these delicious fresh fruit juices that only consisted of fruit and ice (no sweeteners). We though that these would be super easy to re-create with the thermo at home, however it took quite a bit of trial and error.

Here’s the recipe that we came up with that replicates our Thailand watermelon juice the best! 

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Watermelon Juice / Shake


  • Author: The 4 Blades
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 4

Description

In Episode 131 of the podcast, we shared this fabulous Thermomix watermelon recipe. It is stinking hot in our little part of the world and watermelon has become a daily staple in our house. We have found some great ways to use it as a cool refreshing treat. These recipes are super easy and we have no doubts you will want to make one straight away.

Recently we had a little holiday in Thailand. One of the things we really loved while we were over there were these delicious fresh fruit juices that only consisted of fruit and ice (no sweeteners). We though that these would be super easy to re-create with the thermo at home, however it took quite a bit of trial and error.

Here’s the recipe that we came up with that replicates our Thailand watermelon juice the best!

No: Gluten / Dairy / Egg / Nuts


Ingredients

  • ice cubes – 300g
  • watermelon – 400g, chopped

Instructions

  1. Weigh out the ice (300g). Place 100g of the ice in the bowl and set 200g aside.
  2. Turn mixer to speed 7 and feed the remaining 200g of ice through the lid. Scrape down sides.
  3. Add watermelon (400g) and blitz. Speed 7 / 10 seconds.
  4. Serve.
  • Prep Time: 5 minutes

Keywords: Thermomix Drinks, Free Thermomix Recipes, Vegan, Vegetarian

Recipe 2 – Watermelon Sorbet

Have you ever bought a whole watermelon and left it on the bench because you had no room in the fridge? Watermelons are well and truly in season at the time of recording this podcast so we can pick them up for $1-$1.50 per kg. This is GREAT but you do need to use them up because when watermelon goes bad it’s a stinky sticky mess.

One thing you can do is chop up your watermelon and freeze it in 300g portions.

Why 300g you ask? Well, we have found with ice and frozen fruit 300g is about the limit for the thermo before you are left with big chunks left whirring around the centre of the blades.

This is a super easy and fresh dessert or snack that you can whip up in no time with that frozen watermelon.

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Watermelon Sorbet


  • Author: The 4 Blades
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 4

Description

In Episode 131 of the podcast, we share four fabulous Thermomix watermelon recipes. It is stinking hot in our little part of the world and watermelon has become a daily staple in our house. We have found four great ways to use it as a cool refreshing treat. These recipes are super easy and we have no doubts you will want to make one straight away.

Have you ever bought a whole watermelon and left it on the bench because you had no room in the fridge? Watermelons are well and truly in season at the time of recording this podcast so we can pick them up for $1-$1.50 per kg. This is GREAT but you do need to use them up because when watermelon goes bad it’s a stinky sticky mess.

One thing you can do is chop up your watermelon and freeze it in 300g portions.

Why 300g you ask? Well, we have found with ice and frozen fruit 300g is about the limit for the thermo before you are left with big chunks left whirring around the centre of the blades.

This is a super easy and fresh dessert or snack that you can whip up in no time with that frozen watermelon.

No: Gluten / Dairy / Egg / Nuts


Ingredients

  • watermelon – 300g, chopped and frozen
  • lemon – 1, juice only, can use lime

Instructions

  1. Add the chopped frozen watermelon (300g) to the bowl. Blitz Speed 10 / 5-10 seconds until the sound changes and all the iced watermelon is on the walls of the Thermomix. Scrape down sides.
  2. Add the lemon or lime juice (from 1 lemon or lime) to the bowl. Blitz again Speed 6 / 5-10 seconds.
  3. Spoon into a bowl and enjoy!
  • Prep Time: 5 minutes

Keywords: Thermomix Drinks, Free Thermomix Recipes, Vegan, Vegetarian

Recipe 3 – Watermelon Lemonade (From The Packed Lunch Issue)

The Packed Lunch Issue has nine different styles of lunches that you can pack to take anywhere. Each lunch includes a drink and with the Vegan lunch you will find this delicious Watermelon Lemonade.

This is so tasty, it’s just like the old traditional lemonade with a watermelon twist.

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Watermelon Lemonade


  • Author: The 4 Blades
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 4

Description

If you are looking for something refreshing, this watermelon lemonade is just perfect. With only watermelon, lemon and ice, it has the taste of an old fashioned lemonade, with a little something special from the watermelon. It’s great to make up, store in a jam jar with a tight fitting lid and take it with you in your packed lunch.

This recipe was also featured in Episode 131 of The 4 Blades podcast: Four Fabulous Thermomix Watermelon Recipes.

Recipe Tester Feedback: “This is a lovely refreshing drink that isn’t too sweet. Perfect for a heat wave!” – Erika

No: Gluten / Dairy / Egg / Nuts


Ingredients

  • watermelon – 700g, cold, cut in large chunks
  • ice cubes – 200g
  • lemon juice – 50g

Instructions

  1. Add the watermelon (700g), ice cubes (200g) and lemon juice (50g) to the bowl. Program 1 minute / Speed 10.
  2. Serve.

Notes

Can be frozen

  • Prep Time: 5 minutes

Keywords: Thermomix Drinks, Free Thermomix Recipes, Vegan, Vegetarian

Recipe 4 – Watermelon, Ginger & Lime Ice Blocks

Oh. My. Goodness. These are truly truly delicious. You are going to LOVE them. Blitz up a batch and no doubt you will even just love the juice as it is. Such a great treat. It has a complex flavour profile.

For a SUPER simple watermelon ice block you can simply blitz up watermelon in the thermo and pour into moulds and it will be delicious. You can also blitz it up with some orange or pineapple for a more simple ice block.

BUT for something a little bit different (and REALLY delicious), you could also put in some pineapple chunks whole into the moulds and pour the juice over the top before freezing.

PS. How cute is this little bunny ice block? Polly’s Nana got it for her because she knows how much Polly LOVES ice blocks.

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Watermelon, Ginger and Lime Thermomix Iceblocks


  • Author: The 4 Blades
  • Total Time: 2 hours
  • Yield: 4

Description

In Episode 131, we share four fabulous Thermomix watermelon recipes. It is stinking hot in our little part of the world and watermelon has become a daily staple in our house. We have found four great ways to use it as a cool refreshing treat. These recipes are super easy and we have no doubts you will want to make one straight away.

Oh. My. Goodness. These are truly truly delicious. You are going to LOVE them. Blitz up a batch and no doubt you will even just love the juice as it is. Such a great treat. It has a complex flavour profile.

For a SUPER simple watermelon ice block you can simply blitz up watermelon in the thermo and pour into moulds and it will be delicious. You can also blitz it up with some orange or pineapple for a more simple ice block.

BUT for something a little bit different (and REALLY delicious), you could also put in some pineapple chunks whole into the moulds and pour the juice over the top before freezing.

PS. How cute is this little bunny ice block? Polly’s Nana got it for her because she knows how much Polly LOVES ice blocks.

No: Gluten / Dairy / Egg / Nuts


Ingredients

  • watermelon – 450g, chopped
  • lime – 1, peeled and halved
  • ginger – 1cm piece, peeled
  • fresh mint – 2 stalks, leaves only

Instructions

  1. Add the chopped watermelon (450g), lime flesh (fr0m 1 lime), peeled ginger (1cm piece) and fresh mint leaves (from 2 stalks) into the bowl. Blitz Speed 10 / 30 seconds.
  2. Pour into iceblock moulds and freeze.
  3. Enjoy!
  • Prep Time: 2 hours

Keywords: Thermomix Drinks, Free Thermomix Recipes, Vegan, Vegetarian

What’s your favourite Thermomix watermelon recipes? Leave us a note in the comments below!


Want more delicious watermelon recipes?

We’ve featured stacks of watermelon recipes inside The 4 Blades Magazine including:

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