Sentences with phrase «rather than a side dish»

If you want to make it as more of an entree rather than a side dish recipe, just toss in some tofu, scrambled egg, sliced chicken breast, or noodles (if you want to spend the extra Points), and double the sauce.

Rather than a side dish, they were originally served as a first course with thick gravy to dull appetites because the cost of meat was much more expensive than wheat flour.

So creamy and delicious it feels like a dessert rather than a side dish.

Not exact matches

If I am interested in a side dish, rather than a one - pot meal, I often omit the pasta in this recipe altogether and just increase the amount of kale.

This twist on tabbouleh featuring quinoa rather than bulgar is a protein - packed and gluten - free dish that you can enjoy as a vegetarian meal on its own, or it makes a popular side dish or salad to whip up any night of the week.

Think of this as a fun vegetable side dish rather than as a main dish.

Because the cells inside the droplets are free - floating, the technique allows them to contact each other in every direction, as they would in the human body, rather than only touch side to side as they do in a flat dish.

We've taken a different approach to this holiday side dish, making it sweet rather than savory.

Make micronutrient - dense «green vegetables» side dishes rather than main dishes, as they provide color and flavor, and their various repugnant chemicals boost our defenses against common diseases.»

This recipe features spaghetti squash as a side dish rather than an entree.

The fighting mechanics are nearly identical, the arenas all sport multiple platforms and pits on either side of the stage, and damage is dished out in a rising percentage rather than a falling life bar.

Again, it's a clever use of the Vita's touch features, but it's more of a side dish rather than a main course.

In the past, I would have used the vegetarian dishes as sides, rather than the stars of the show, and I probably would have made fewer of them.

Rather than tossing them in the compost, why not try chopping them up, sauteing them with a little garlic and olive oil, and serving them as a side dish to almost any meal?

Cookie sheets, casserole dishes, and cutting boards are more easily accessed when stored on their sides rather than stacked.