Thermomix world cuisine invites you to travel from your kitchen. This category gathers ramen, curry, spring rolls, tagines, couscous and baklava, so you can taste dishes from many countries in one week. The Thermomix handles every technique, from simmering broths to grinding spices.
Discover Thermomix world cuisine step by step
Each culture has its own flavors. Asian dishes lean on ginger, soy and coconut, while Middle Eastern ones use cumin, cinnamon and dried fruit. The bowl suits both, since it chops, heats and stirs on demand. You only need to buy the right spices and follow the steps.
Start with a dish that looks familiar, such as a mild curry or a vegetable couscous. Then try something bolder, like a spicy ramen or a layered baklava. In this way, you widen your taste little by little.
Themed evenings at home
A themed dinner is a great way to enjoy world cuisine. Choose a country, cook three dishes, and set the table with matching colors. Moreover, children love the game of guessing where a dish comes from. It turns dinner into a small journey.
You can split the work during the week. Prepare sauces and spice mixes on Sunday, and assemble the meals on busy days. Many sauces freeze well, so you always have a base.
Keep a small notebook of your favorite dishes. Note which spices you used and the changes you made, so you can repeat a success and improve it next time.
Where to start
Pick the sub-category that appeals to you most. Explore the Asian page for quick weeknight dishes, or the Middle Eastern pages for slow, fragrant stews and sweets. Both give clear settings for the TM5, TM6 and TM7.
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Ramen, curry, spring rolls, tagines, couscous, baklava: take a trip around the world with your Thermomix, recipe after recipe.
Thermomix Asian Cuisine60 recipes
Thermomix Middle Eastern Cuisine60 recipes
Thermomix Middle Eastern Cakes60 recipesAll world recipes
180 recettes
Middle Eastern Cakes
Peanut Bniouen
Middle Eastern Cakes
Peanut Ghriba
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Pink Beet Hummus
Middle Eastern Cakes
Pistachio Gazelle Horns
Middle Eastern Cakes
Pistachio Kunafa Nests
Middle Eastern Cakes
Pistachio Maamoul
Middle Eastern Cakes
Qatayef with Ashta Cream
Middle Eastern Cakes
Qatayef with Fresh Cheese and Honey
Asian Cuisine
Red Lentil Dal with Coconut Milk
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Roast Chicken with Ras el Hanout and Lemon
Asian Cuisine
Rogan Josh, Kashmiri Lamb Curry
Middle Eastern Cakes
Rolled Almond Baklava
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Royal Couscous with Lamb, Chicken and Merguez
Middle Eastern Cakes
Saffron Semolina Halwa
Middle Eastern Cakes
Saffron Zlabia with Rose Syrup
Asian Cuisine
Salmon, Avocado and Cucumber Chirashi Bowl
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Sayadieh, Fish and Rice with Caramelized Onions
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Seffa Couscous with Chicken, Almonds and Cinnamon
Middle Eastern Cakes
Semolina Assida with Dates and Honey
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Seven-Vegetable Couscous with Lamb
Middle Eastern Cakes
Sfenj, Moroccan Sugar Doughnuts
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Shakshuka with Bell Peppers, Tomatoes and Eggs
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Shish Taouk, Lemon and Garlic Chicken Skewers
Asian Cuisine
Shrimp and Egg Fried Rice
Our thermomix world cuisine brings together 180 recipes from Asia, the Middle East and beyond. Settings are given for the TM5, TM6 and TM7, and each recipe guides you step by step.
Travel with thermomix world cuisine
First, the bowl prepares spice pastes and sauces in seconds. Then it cooks the dish gently, so you never have to watch the pan. You will find curries, tagines, couscous, spring rolls and baklava. This way, a culinary trip fits in one kitchen.
In the thermomix world cuisine section, here are a few recipes to try:
- Algerian Baklava Diamonds: golden diamonds of baklava.
- Algerian Kalb el Louz: a moist semolina cake with almonds.
- Almond and Yogurt Basbousa: a tender yogurt cake.
- Almond Gazelle Horns: delicate almond crescent cookies.
Tiha’s tip for your trips
Prepare the spices before you begin, and taste often. Also, do not go above 2.2 litres in the bowl for a dish with sauce. For example, a thick curry reduces better without the measuring cup.
When it comes to thermomix world cuisine, every recipe is original, with no pork or alcohol. Each one can be downloaded as a free PDF and copied to Cookidoo.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find world ingredients?
Most are in supermarkets or specialty stores. Then, each recipe lists the ingredients with their quantities.
Are the dishes very spicy?
You set the chili to your taste. Also, the recipe shows when to add it, so it is easy to adjust.
Can I cook these dishes with a TM5?
Yes, the settings cover the TM5, TM6 and TM7. Finally, just follow the numbered steps.






