Sentences with phrase «try warming the food»

To enhance the palatability of the diet food, try warming the food, adding ketchup, oregano or garlic and even adding an omega - 3 fatty acid supplement or salmon juice over the food.

If your older dog is showing less interest in his food and his teeth are fine, you can try warming his food, adding a little warm water to make a gravy, or putting something yummy on top of his kibble (like some canned food) to make it more appealing.

Not exact matches

«Many on both sides focused more on trying to stay warm and dry, securing food, and avoiding death than pursuing the aims of their generals,» according to The Encyclopedia of World War I's entry on the Christmas Truce.

It all seems very vague, where people can make it mean a particular thing, try to figure out what you are saying, feel guilty that they are doing something wrong by being warm, dry, comfortable in their house, enjoying their family, food.

I haven't tried it before but I personally absolutely love warm foods and don't think that eating raw a lot of the time is really necessary.

Rosemary, I think it's actually a good salad for any season, as beets are a warming food... let me know how you like it if you do try it out!

It runs in my family, when my little sister was a kid her favourite food were potatoes and she dreamed of opening a restaurant where she would only serve meals made with potatoes Anyway, I can't wait to try this recipe, I especially love oven baked potatoes in the colder months, they are so warm and comforting!

But because we can not have that, we can try our best to make warm and colourful food that will chear us up.

But It's spring now and I am working hard to try to reverse some of the effects of a long winter in the house with holiday treats and good comfort food that helped keep me warm and cozy this winter and added a few pounds.

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This week's challenge is to try a new warming winter food — something you have never tried before.

I just wanted to say that I love coming to your site - you provide such «honest» food... meaning when I read your blog, see your photos, try your recipes and hear nothing but my kids happlily chewing and eating at the dinner table, I get a very warm, nourishing feeling.

I haven't tried that part myself, since I like my muffins even when they're not fresh out of the oven, but I can see how it would be useful for those who are rushed in the morning, and who like nothing more than to bite into a still - warm muffin to get off on the right food.

Maybe it's the fact that it's warm and summer and berry season, or maybe it's my undying love of breakfast foods (aka breakfast breads), but I have been trying every muffin under the sun.

They all look so tasty and like a wonderful, warm comforting food... today it was snowing in Colorado so I thought it would be the perfect day to try to make one.

Try using 1/2 cup of dates, and adding as little hot / warm water possible until it becomes a paste (while you blend it in a food processor.)

I do know that my food processor gets pretty warm... but I don't want you to destroy your blender in the process of trying to make coconut butter

This looks so hearty and satisfying, and generally warm and fuzzy like good old - fashioned comfort food I always have such a hard time finding chipotle — I must try harder, clearly, as this just looks delicious.

Use cooler bags with a cold pack in it, or if trying to keep food warm a hot pack and still put it in your cooler bag (sounds backwards right?)

We tried everything including puréed prunes, warm prune juice, high - fiber solid foods, etc..

There's nothing as frustrating as trying to wrestle with warm food, a baby, and a chair at once.

Try serving new or previously rejected foods with accepted, safe foods — your child may warm up to them quicker this way.

Pre-mixed pancake and waffle mix is probably not life - changing, but on busy mornings when trying to put food in the hungry mouths of your little ones, a mix like this can mean the difference between a warm meal and a bowl of cold cereal.

Give your baby several chances to warm up to a new food — it may take 15 - 20 tries before your baby warms up to a food.

It can take quite a few tries before kids warm up to certain foods.

That's why Canadian scientists are trying to trace the path of toxic mercury that increasingly contaminates these foods as the Arctic grows warmer.

So, if I find myself stuck in this pattern, I try to stop, take a deep breath, step away for 15 minutes, and just truly enjoy warm spoonfuls of delicious food.»

If you have these small, shallow sores, try gargling with warm salt water and avoiding greasy foods in favor of soft and cold picks like yogurt.

If you are a smoothie fanatic and still want to enjoy them in the winter, try having a cup of tea with your smoothie or enjoying a smoothie later in the day after warming foods.

When eating cold or raw foods, try following them with a cup of hot water, as this warms the spleen and stomach and aids digestion.

Additional ways to ensure your gut is healthy and happy include trying a recipe like our anti-inflammatory smoothie, incorporating more of these good bacteria boosting foods into your daily menu, and drinking warm water with lemon every morning.

Instead, you should try to have food that is warm and full of nutrients like healthy stews and soups, chock full of healthy vegetables.

Trying to explain on a web page would be impossible — but warm foods are not necessarily what is immediately evident to the 21st century mind.

Which means, that you will have to explain to your friends and family members, who are trying to support you, that all of your foods for the first few weeks need to be warm, moist or liquid, oily, and well spiced.

I try to load my salad with all the fresh ingredients I can find, but especially the ones rich in antioxidants, because I know my body craves for fresh food to restore after a long winter diet based mainly on cooked, warming food.

Fall challenge: High - calorie (and very tempting) comfort foods How to deal: Try smaller portions, or «recipe - makeover» them As soon as the temperature starts to drop, I immediately crave warm, hearty, autumn comfort foods.

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Lacking proper gear and food to survive, Eric soon begins to experience the worst of the freezing weather; fighting to stay warm, whilst also trying to keep his spinning thoughts in control.

Warming food can make it give off a strong enough smell to interest a parrot to try it.

To help whet Fido's appetite, try giving him warm foods that are flavourful and rich in aroma as this would entice him to take a bite.

That is why it is important to keep trying the same foods over and over again — put the foods in clips and foraging toys, eat it in front of the birds like you love it, cover their normal diet with new food so they will have to move it, warm up those foods you can as they will smell more, and do anything else that can entice birds to eat something new.

If this does not work, try warming up the food a bit.

If you don't like getting wet food for your puppy, you can try warming its kibbles for about 10 seconds in the microwave.

In the recent cold weather, I have put a little warm water My now 10 month old lab had some issues with the original food I had been using so after much research on all of the large breed puppy options and trying another brand, I found Wellness LBP to be the healthiest.

If you chalk feline loss of appetite up to fickleness or psychological issues try to tempt your kitty with small quantities of tuna or liver or warm up some canned wet food.

If your cat eschews wet food, try warming it, especially if it's been refrigerated, to a tepid temperature.

If a new kitten simply won't eat kitten food, try baby food with a little warm water to soften it.

Try microwaving the food until it is slightly warm, just watch for that hot spot in the middle and never feed them cooked bones.

Cat owners have tried everything to get their pets to eat, from mixing in tuna juice to warming food, but these home remedies have limited success, Wakshlag says.

In the meantime, you can try mixing some canned Blue Buffalo food with the dry, or you can try sprinkling warm water on the food.