Can this puree meat or chicken?
1760563
I haven't tried it, but I would think that if you cut the meat into bite size pieces it could work. It is very powerful!
1760564
I haven't tried either since I mainly got it for chopping onion and nuts. But, I would think it would be too small for meat...unless you only put in about 1/4 cup at a time. Then I think it would
1760565
I have not tried to do that previously but if cut into shall bites, it seems to have the strength
1760566
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505210
You definitely can but if you mean whole chicken, and depending on the size of the bird I would prefer a roaster pan or one deep enough to catch the juice and grease.
1178330
I believe this would work to make puree out of fruits and veggies ... it's just a smaller food processor as opposed to a larger one ...
762254
Yes, it will puree. It has one blade in the wand and one in the food processor (chopper) bowl. Each blade has two cutting surfaces, one on each end of the blade.
1182122
Yes, you can purée for as long as you'd like and add as much water as you'd like for desired thickness and consistency.
597368
Yes you can stick it in the meat to see if it has reached proper temperature. I would not leave it in the meat.
1540010
I do like this blender but, I have not used it to Purée. Sorry I can't help
1648850
Not if you add enought broth or water to beef or chicken when cooking it. If you didn't add any liquid it would be dry.
764288
Honestly I don't know. Have only used it for meats. I am sure if you know the temp you want it probably can.
410046
No it isn't big enough to do a whole chicken. You could steam a cut up chicken but I have not tried it for meat. I use a slow cooker for that.
1979627
No - the meat would place an undue strain on the appliance. You could probably do it .... but not for long!
204081
The blade is about half an inch from the bottom - you should be able to use it to puree with no problem.
1852864
Absolutely. It took about an hour. I was able to break it into smaller pieces about 30+ minutes in. I have defrosted chicken legs and thighs as well so far. Have no fears. This is a definite must have!
688829
I haven't tried any meat or fish, but it works great for fresh vegetables. I usually use water and a little chicken broth in the bottom then shake a little spice on top and they turn out great.
1055196
Never for burgers or chicken breast. Just precooked ham and chicken on paninis..Good luck
243087
I do not think you would be able to do that. When cooking a chicken you place the chicken over the tubed center (about 3" tall) of the dish. Inside that "tube" you ad liquid which steams up through the cavity of the chicken. Hope this helps you.
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As long as the pieces of meat are small enough to get to the blades, this thing will turn it into liquid. I mean you could 2" cubes and that would get to the blades and be torn apart. I love the power and speed of this machine. We like our white chicken chili about half pureed (used to ladel it out a blender at a time - take forever) now we put this in the stock pot and in around a minute it is done with 4 gallons of soup. My only regret is that I didn't buy this years ago.