Sentences with phrase «at this recipe last»

I was just looking at this recipe last night and thinking how good it looked.

I took a swing at this recipe last night and came up with a home run.

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This recipe can be whipped up at the last minute, as can most of these BBQ desserts, and gives you a delicious pie that tastes like Grandma made it.

All the sweet recipes which I make at home can usually last up to five days as long as they are kept in an airtight sealed container, depending on the recipes.

Hi Ella, I literally only found your blog last week, and I have been looking at your blog multiple times a day at the recipes and all your advice!!

i made this last night, and have just finished it off for lunch, its absolutely delicious, i made a few tweeks, i put the potato in raw, i cut them into cubes, but didn't par boil them, this thickened up the curry nicely, i also added, fresh garlic and coriander at the end with the spinach, it was quite thick today, so i loosened it up with some coconut milk (fresh) it really is so good, i served it with black quinoa, I've also just received your book, can't wait to try out more of recipes, you should be very proud of your self Ella, a beautiful book, and inspiring story x

Randomly stumbled across this site / recipe as a google search — and making this recipe was my last attempt at trying to like Kale.

Thanks so much for sharing this recipe at the last Potluck Party — I've extended it so it runs through this week also.

Prepared them last night and couldn't wait to get up and try them — so your recipes also help me to get to university in time:D Usually I'm not a morning person at all, but when I'm preparing one of your breakfasts it's always a pleasure to start the day early:)

It seems expensive but each packet lasts you at least six months even if you use if regularly as you only need such a small amount for each recipe, which is awesome!

In the post you say to bake one last time at the bit I don't see that listed in the recipe.

I came up with this recipe, Lemon Curd Raspberry Tartlets, because I wanted to use a rest lemon curd which was starring at me every time I opened the fridge this last week and because there were still some nice raspberries hanging in the bush in my garden.

A long - time vegan, it has been a little difficult choosing certain options over more comfort - food alternatives, but I feel like the last bunch of recipes that have been posted are not really the best at being low - fat or not so processed.

I saw the recipe for this eclair cake over at It's a Keeper last week.

This is such a great time of year for berries and I wanted to be sure to get at least one or two good blackberry recipes on the blog while they last!

I was able to use them to recreate my mother's unique recipe for a wonderful fruitcake, at the last minute with your two - day delivery service.

I made the recipe directed at first and it lasted (upside in a tightly hand sealed mason jar in the fridge) for a few weeks.

And then last night, I hosted a cooking class at our clinic and we focused on meatless recipes.

This recipe was actually my second go at German Chocolate Cake recently, and I'm pretty confident it will be my last.

Since I can't bring Shahi Maharani to him, I told him to choose a recipe from this Indian cookbook that sweet Deeba (upon hearing that how much Pierre loves Indian food) gave me in London when we met at Food Blogger Connect last November.

I had dinner at Mairlyn's house last fall and was served a four - course spread of a few of her favourite recipes from the book, and then Homegrown was also the featured book at our cookbook book club last month.

I had dinner at Mairlyn's house last fall and was served a four - course spread of a few of her favourite recipes from the book, and then

I have been baking bread with regular flour for a while and it lasts at least one week before mold etc, but I made your wonderful Paleo bread recipe and the Paleo Pumpkin bread and they both got slimy and off tasting sitting on my counter within 4 days of baking.

Made a benchmark batch last night, per your recipe, and left it in the dehydrator overnight at 140F.

I bought some beets at the store last week and knew I wanted to try a dessert - type recipe.

At long last, there is a sandwich on this blog, listed on my fancy new Recipe Index page.

So I was thrilled when just before last Thanksgiving, my fabulous «Weight Watchers at Work» meeting leader baked and brought these bars in for us to try, and shared the ridiculously easy recipe with us.

The photo above is a behind - the - scenes look at my friend Jenn styling one of the recipes during a photoshoot last week despite three kids, one cat and one dog underfoot!

I even picked up the super fresh pea shoots that I used for this recipe at a local farm last week.

-LSB-...] made another attempt at the recipe that I found on PPK's site last week (which resulted in sweet potato + chickpea cakes) for -LSB-...]

I saw this recipe when I was looking at raw recipes last night http://www.flavorfulfork.com/2011/08/peanut-butter-power-bites/ and I think that I may give it a try.

I made them last night for the first time and they came out great, followed the recipe to a «T.» Mine were pretty thin, maybe about 1/4 ″ to 1/2 ″ at the thickest.

Re-attempted this recipe and conquered it at last - my first ever bread.

I bought the Red Star quick rise yeast in the jar at the store last week and thought to check out the red star yeast website for recipes and three days later making these Angel Rolls in a row, I still can't believe how wonderful these rolls are!

jump to recipe Every June, on or about the last day of school, we take the kids to Pennsylvania to ride the rails at Strasburg Railroad.

I cooked frozen ravioli in my last recipe at 350 for 40 mins covered and then 20 mins uncovered and this recipe didn't have meat.

I found this recipe for pumpkin streusel pudding cookies at Chef - in - Training two years ago and wanted to do my own remix as snickerdoodles last year.

-LSB-...] I was at Trader Joe's last week I found some almond meal and this Almond Thumbprint Cookie recipe looked perfect.

A pal and I had wanted to try out this recipe ever since you posted it, even before it got a glowing review from Luisa over at the Wednesday Chef, and we finally made it last night.

I was savoring a yellow split pea soup last night that I get at a falafel place down the street for a mere $ 2.50, wishing I had the recipe.

I picked up a similar recipe from another blogger at the WAPF conference last year.

I created this recipe for the stellar guys over at The Created Co. (as I did with last month's PSL)-- so you can pop over to their site here to snatch up the recipe and get your apples simmering this weekend — HOORAY.

I found this recipe through a search engine last night while at the grocery store and found the photo to be so beautful I just had to try it.

Just curious... I followed the recipe as shown... this is the second time making it (my husband made it last time) both times it came out not sweet at all and almost sour.

I made challah last year from your recipe for someone, but could NOT get the six - strand braid to work, so instead just braided and left it at that.

I liked it so much that I made variations of it at least four times in the last few months (which is saying a lot, since I rarely repeat recipes!)

From jams and jellies, to salsas and sauces, and everything in between, these recipes can help summer last all year long — at least in spirit!

It will last for months or even a year (at least), since there are no water - based ingredients in this recipe.

Updated with new pictures on May 26, 2017 — As last Friday, I felt really lazy to cook up a full biriyani and got to looking at this recipe, I reallized that it did need a real face lift!

Just last week I was looking at a recipe like this on King Arthur's website.