I love putting it on big salad bowls
as the dressing too (see photo).
I may not wear the tunic dress
as a dress too often — it's more my style to wear it scrunchy with pants rather than with the leggings, belt, and boots, but it definitely seems to work that way too!
I luckily found an amazing dress on my doorstep Monday and that my friends is what you see here but I made a twist on it with a striped cropped top I mean it wouldn't be me if I didn't but don't worry I wore
it as a dress too!
I have a maxi skirt I wear
as a dress too and I love it!
I think it's gorgeous
as a dress too, so if you ever decide you are done with it, you can send it my way;) Chic on the Cheap
(PSA: it comes
as a dress too!)
It makes the perfect beach cover up or can be worn just
as a dress too!
:) I wore
it as a dress too and will have that look posted soon.
Can we start a petition to get these aprons made
as dresses too???
I loved my turtleneck so much that I bought it in the maroon color as well, so yes slightly obsessed may be an understatement, but I love that because of it being so oversized it can also be worn
as a dress too.
Right, but as Pedro rightly said to overdo is as bad
as dressing too low.
Not exact matches
Scour the invite and wedding website,
too: Certain wedding details, such
as a black - tie
dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.
Christian women should
dress modestly (no showing
too much skin, no luxury) and keep purity before marriage
as if life depends on it, just like the Biblical women did.
Service was
too long, the music was
too boring and if Jesus said come
as you are, then why did I have to get
dressed up?
I particularly liked the actresses with luxurious
dresses, especially
as I wasn't much of a
dress wearer myself — I found them
too fussy and,
as this was the «70s, usually
too short.
This is my body... take and eat this bread... a very high - strung child... no,
too much candy is all... honestly, they've ruined this
dress... get me a wet cloth, and when I wake up they're pulling my arms out of my sleeves
as the other children mill around, cacophonous and released, and my mother is bending over me, wiping my face until I'm cold.
DeBonville has heard about the «come
as you are» approach to
dressing down for Sunday service, but he says the Sabbath is getting
too sloppy.
But that then could be false
too,
as if a homeless person came into the church, would you kick him out because he wasn't
dressed to your liking?
As the bride's ten - year - old daughter processed glumly down the grassy aisle between the rented chairs, wearing a
dress too small for her, a boom box played Axl Rose's «Sweet Child o» Mine.»
I had the feeling that the
dressing was a bit dull and needed some other flavor
too, so i checked it here
as well this is how i discovered at.
As with any fruit salad and a
dressing, I would not make this
too far ahead of time.
Except I did, because I added the bacon,
too,
as well
as some Brussels sprouts, to boot,
dressed in a tangy - sweet maple dijon vinaigrette that takes no time at all to whip up.
As I've mentioned, I'm not necessarily into DIY (do - it - yourself) for DIY's sake, but homemade salad
dressing really is better than anything you can buy and pretty easy,
too.
It comes with a grinding jar
too so you can grind nuts / seeds
as well
as make smoothies,
dressings and sauces with it.
I tried it with 1 C milk initially, and it came out
too runny to be used
as salad
dressing.
(The reason for dicing the avocado before blending is to prevent avocado from needing to be blended
too much
as this makes the
dressing airy.)
My go to is a big bowl of steamed organic broccoli (doesn't take
too long to cook
as long
as I've got it all chopped and prepped beforehand — I often chop veggies in the morning ready for dinner)
dressed with olive or macadamia oil, turmeric, dulce, Himalayan salt and pepper.
Me
too, I like the crunch, and its simplicity... growing up,
as a child, blue cheese was, and is my favorite cheese /
dressing.
Love the black sesame speckles
too (and that photo is spectacular — > my mom just sent me a picture of myself
dressed as a punk when I'm 2 years old and I absolutely plan on sharing it on Halloween).
I just made this
dressing and found it a little
too thick
as a salad
dressing so I thinned it with about a 1/4 cup water.
I know what you mean, I
too have been growing tire of my usual salads but I recently used rice wine vinegar, lime, sugar, mint and chilli
as my
dressing and it makes everything pop!
He slices it
as thin
as possible — «paper thin is nice» — and
dresses it with lemon juice, white balsamic, salt and pepper — but you can totally sauté the medallions in butter,
too.
It also happens to work perfectly on just about anything else
too —
as a salad
dressing, topping for a Mexican themed rice night, you name, the avocado sauce can handle it.
As it turns out, this salad (with or without the
dressing) makes for a great sandwich topping,
too, offering more interest and a greater nutritional punch than plain old lettuce!!
I might use the
dressing on other things
too as it's right up my alley.
Added just a smidge more honey,
as for some reason my kids found the
dressing too be a tad bit tart..
Boil the carrots for about 15 minutes, or until the potatoes are fork tender but not
too soft (
as they will break and become mashed when tossing the potatoes with the
dressing).
I made this exactly
as written — way
too much
dressing; only used 1/3 of it for 2 of us and it was STILL drowning in it.
I
too love hummus and don't care for mayo
too much, but I would never have thought to use hummus
as the only «
dressing» component in a chicken salad.
But
as we know, most bottled
dressings and sauces sold at the stores are packed with oil, preservatives, sugar, artificial sweeteners, way
too much refined salt, and some even have animal lard and cancer - causing chemicals in them!
It's
too funny
as I am with you, I've got a similar lentil loaf recipe this gets better the longer it languishes in the fridge and is especially good crumbled over salads and drizzled with fresh salad
dressing.
I would just be careful with the
dressing as it can be
too much or
too little.
So wish I'd had pluots,
as their tanginess would have been a great foil for the rest, but I substituted Turkish unsulfered apricots, because I thought that dates would be a bit
too heavy and cloying on top of the honey - sweetness in the
dressing.
I didn't have a teaspoon / tablespoon measure, but after making the
dressing I ended up straining out some of the cumin seeds
as the bite was a bit
too distracting from the honey - lemon - salty flavor which went beautifully with the salad ingredients.
It's super versatile
too, I pour this on desserts,
dress curries and tacos, stir through pasta,
as a dip, on fruit, into ice cream,
as a frosting or just a dollop on cereals.
Better to have a slice of cheddar on the side then add
too much
as it's kinda hard to rebalance when there excess intertwined in the
dressing!
Hi Nely, Any neutral oil will work:) I love grapeseed oil because it tolerates higher temperatures (
as opposed to olive oil which is best eaten cold
as salad
dressing for example) but of course breaking these rules is ok and it will work great
too in terms of taste:) Hope you enjoy this recipe soon!
I like using hummus
as a salad
dressing,
too!
As a self - proclaimed salad queen, I'll also tell you it's a very delicious substitute for
dressing on your favorite salad mix,
too.
Im going to make the
dressing and keep it on hand to use
as salad
dressing,
too.