Sentences with phrase «start cooking everything»

Start cooking everything on the stove and finish off in the oven.

Once you start cooking everything goes really quickly.

Not exact matches

Everything I've read looks incredibly delicious and I just don't know where to start cooking!

Which means if you weren't already putting pumpkin in everything and dusting off your slow cooker, it's time to start now.

Everything is cooked on a frying pan and ready in less than 15 minutes from start to finish!

For some reason, ever since I got back from Italy and started cooking more pasta and entrees than I ever had in my then twenty year life, I've burned practically everything with sugar that I put in the oven.

Stir up the batter until everything is incorporated, and cook on a griddle until the sides start to appear dry — I didn't time it, I just flipped when the edges appeared to be drying, and the other side had a slightly golden color.

Seriously, prep everything before you start cooking.

Once the milk starts to lightly boil, add 1/2 cup of round rice to the pan and gently mix everything together, continue to stir while cooking

In a medium sized pot heat the coconut oil, add the mustard seeds and curry leaves and when the seeds start to pop add the chili, garlic, ginger and onion and cook until everything starts to brown.

I'm trying to get in a bit of everything: baking, cooking, grilling, etc. but ever since I started working at a bakery my desire to make my own sweets has dropped.

The ganache is so simple to cook up and incredible delicious, you will most likely start making it often and putting it on everything.

Loving everything Italian, I started cooking with farro when I first saw it, but my local, reasonably - priced imported supply was undependable or way too expensive when they got in a different brand.

And days before we would be in the kitchen cooking starting at 6 am to late at night preparing everything from stocks, to pâté's, to gravlax.

When I first started to cook some Indian food, I have always followed the recipes to the letter, I was unfamiliar with the spices and the combinations and I wanted to have everything perfect.

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I believe we started cooking a whole week before the date in order to get everything prepared!

While everything is cooking, combine all of the ingredients for the Quick Hummus Spread into a small food processor, starting with just one clove of garlic, and blend until smooth.

The zucchini starts to cook, the spinach wilts, the avocado softens and the cheese melts into everything and the pesto sauce ties it all together.

Most bloggers don't do this making it impossible to a) get a complete ingredient list and b) make sure you have everything for the cooking process prior to starting.

I usually put the sweet potato in the oven first then start cooking and prepping everything else.

Start baking the sweet potatoes in a large casserole dish at 375 degrees for half an hour while you prepare everything else (total cook time for potatoes is one hour!)

I've so far cooked it for about four and a half hours; water is gone, everything looks hearty, and it looks like it's slowly starting to burn a little bit at the top where the food touches the edge...

Make sure everything for serving is ready before you start cooking the gnocchi.

This is a slow cooker tofu tikka masala — start by sauteeing a few aromatics and spices in a pan, but then transfer everything to your Crock Pot (or pressure cooker!)

The secret is cooking the tofu and browning it before you start adding other ingredients (instead of adding everything at once and letting it cook).

Granted, this is not the most economical approach, but if you start with inexpensive ingredients, you can do this relatively guilt free, esp if you are cooking for one (since most everything comes packaged for 4 +, you can toss out the first try, and still have plenty of ingredients left over for the second try).

I do recommend that you have everything chopped and ready to add before you actually start cooking as this cooks very quickly and leaves no time in between.

You can start by cooking the onions in a bit of oil, if you wish, but I usually take a short cut and just plonk everything except the nutritional yeast and tamari in a large pot and bring it to boil.

I used an egg instead and tried to adjust everything to get the right consistency but as I cut the noddles and gently laid them in a bowl before cooking them, they were already starting to rip.

All you need to do is melt some butter in a saucepan or skillet over medium heat, then cook down until the water in the butter starts to evaporate, leaving you with a nutty, fragrant liquid gold that boosts everything from simple roasted veg to decadent dessert cakes and tarts.

If using regular carrots, not chantenay, I recommend blanching them before roasting to start the cooking process and prevent everything drying out from having to roast for longer.

I used 2/3 of everything and cooked until the outside started to overcook (I knew I couldn't just let it carry on cooking until the middle went cakey) for the required time but it just doesn't quite fit the «cake» category!

You can set the farro (or rice, if you prefer) to simmer before you start making everything else and it should be cooked by the time the chicken is done.

I recall back when I first started cooking back in the early 90s that they were practically in everything.

Plus, your child will see how helpful it is to have everything lined up and organized when you're ready to start cooking.

Then there was an hour gap and I would have to start feeding her again, so he pretty much did everything; cooked, cleaned, went to work.»

I realized this after I started making it, then had to cook everything in a frying pan.

Once everything is washed and prepared, start by cooking the veggies in the coconut oil over medium heat in a medium skillet

Everything looks SO good... can't wait to start cooking / baking with pumpkin.

Add the garlic and ginger, season with salt and pepper, and cook, stirring often, until everything is fragrant and the garlic is starting to turn golden brown, about a minute.

I don't have a pressure cooker but my mom used to cook everything in hers, I will start looking into it

I start cooking the fish before the risotto is done, so that everything will be done at the same time.

I've just started coming around to pumpkin - flavored dishes, and have still never cooked with it, but there's a first time for everything!

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Apple should start hiding unit sales numbers and then Tim Cook can just tell everyone that Apple is selling everything it makes and then Wall Street should be satisfied without looking into any particulars like component supplies and such.

On the Pont Aven, our favourite daytime eatery is the comprehensive self - service restaurant that serves everything from salads to cooked meals, with prices starting at approximately # 4.

Start the day with a hot cup of coffee and warm breakfast, in the fully equipped kitchen that includes everything you will need to cook a full meal.

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