Not exact matches
Then they asked the owner of Mikey Bagels in Staten Island to
make one
batch of bagels with the New Jersey water, and one using water from New York.
Hi Emily, I use the Magimix 5200XL for all my recipes as I tend to
make big
batches of things, but if you are only
making food for yourself
then I think a smaller one should be fine.
Just
made my first big
batch and
then realised my mistake
Hey, I would probably roast the beets, potatoes and sprouts in a big
batch and
then just toss a few handfuls of kale in a pan when I wanted to
make it later in the week x
I might a big
batch and
then freeze them to
make it super quick.
For packed lunches I normally
make big
batches of quinoa and brown rice with apple cider vinegar / lime and salt and
then do a big thing of roasted veg — things like sweet potato and squash cubes, so I throw a mix of that into a tupperwear with some raw veg — things like avocado, grated carrot, tomatoes and
then some hummus / lentils / chickpeas / seeds for protein.
You can
make the apples in big
batches, allow them to cool and
then store them in an air - tight container in the fridge if you want a speedy breakfast!
I could go as far as saying that i'm probably a bit addicted to them...
made a
batch last week for the first time and
then made 2 more since!!
If you're looking to
make eating well a little easier on a busy schedule
then dishes like this are ideal, as they're easy to
make and you can
make a big
batch, which can
then go into your freezer, so that you have little ready - meals waiting for you after a long day.
Since I
made a double
batch I used 100 ml water and 2Tbspn white chia seeds;
then just mixed that into the rest of the wet ingredients.
Love this recipe, great to
make as a
batch then have for lunch during the week.
We've had lots of early starts and busy days running around from meeting to meeting and these have been a total saviour — I
make a big
batch at the weekend and
then grab a few as I run out the door in the morning to keep me going.
TIP:
Make this ahead in a large
batch on the weekend in your slow cooker,
then cool and freeze it in small portions.
I roast up a big squash the night before and
make a double
batch,
then freeze half.
So
then it was free - for - all and my kids ate whatever they found for breakfast,
then my oldest
made a
batch of muffins for a late morning snack and
then it was nap time.
It would be so handy to
make a large
batch and
then just pull a little jar out of the freezer when you need it.
Anyway, I
made a
batch of my Dark Chocolate Flourless Fudge Brownies to take to a family gathering,
then remembered — my dad doesn't eat chocolate... so I happily kept them to myself and took my cinnamon roll cake recipe instead (which everyone loved).
If you want to
make this salad for your weekly meal prep, you can easily roast a double
batch of chickpeas (two cans), throw the dressing together in a jar with an airtight seal
then just assemble your salad whenever you're ready to eat.
Two cups of fruit
makes about 1 1/2 cups of jam, so this is just enough for a week of breakfasts —
then it's time to choose a new combination of fruits at the farmers market and
make another
batch!
I actually love mini-things but don't have mini-tins, so I dump the double recipe into a bundt pan and when I'm feeling extra lovey — I
make a double
batch of the caramel sauce (from your wonderful caramel cake), pour it on top of the cake and
then sprinkle Maldon sea salt flakes for a dessert - y version of my beloved banana bread.
My dad would
make a huge
batch, be in the kitchen with it all day and
then my mom, brother, and i would just devour it the rest of the week.
Then I'll roast up lots of veggies and make a large batch of hummus («cos hummus is life) and then they go into lock - tight containers and I use them all w
Then I'll roast up lots of veggies and
make a large
batch of hummus («cos hummus is life) and
then they go into lock - tight containers and I use them all w
then they go into lock - tight containers and I use them all week.
I would have to
make double the
batch as I would eat all the mini cheese balls and
then grab some more chips and eat the rest too!
You can't just triple a recipe and
then expect it to turn out right like you said it was salty... your better off
making 3 separate
batches... I have been baking for thirty years and doubling or tripling a recipe you need to
make adjustments... baking is a science... try it again with a single
batch ill bet you will be surprised at the difference
I
make white chili, red chili (confession... using the McCormick mix) with ground turkey, and
then at least once a year I
make a big
batch of Cincinnati chili, which everyone loves.
Then you can
make another
batch or two quickly after that.
I'm thinking I could
make a big
batch to freeze and
then warm them up once I get to the office to save time!
If it works,
then I will
make a big
batch while pumpkin puree is on sale.
My
batch did yield more than 15 cookies so I think I
made then too small and therefore baked
then longer than needed which could have also dried them out.
If you're
making a large
batch and need to keep the pancakes warm, preheat the oven to 200F degrees
then place a wire rack on top of a baking sheet.
Kariann — You can
make a full
batch (refrigerating the extra popsicle «batter» until needed), unmold them, refreeze them on a tray for a few minutes if they got soft in the unmolding,
then place them in freezer bags for longer - term storage.
I have frozen bananas before but I was thinking I could
make a larger
batch and pull them out the night before to defrost and
then toast.
Whenever I
make this I have a huge
batch of leftovers and
then am always sad when I get down to my last serving.
If they can be frozen for my kids lunches,
then I will
make a double
batch!
I always
make a large
batch of spaghetti sauce, put in canning jars and
then the freezer.
I baked five
batches of cupcakes from dawn til dusk although annoyingly I had to
make a 3.5 hour emergency dash to Bluewater in the middle of the day due to cupcake case problems (I may do a post about this issue on it's own, it really needs pictures to explain it properly) and
then it was time to collect Ted from preschool so the baking did not recommence until evening.
I didn't have any flax for the first couple of
batches, so subbed extra almond flour,
then made it my bread machine and it was a hit.
I like to
make these in one large
batch and
then individually wrap
then freeze the leftovers for a convenient freezer meal ready to enjoy on busy days!
I like to
make 3 or 4
batches of dough
then freeze the dough into 8» long rolls.
I like to
make a
batch, and
then have some as a snack before dinner so I don't overdo my portions at mealtime.
We
make a big
batch and
then I reheat it in the morning.
If you want to
make then entire
batch of soup creamy, omit the farro and cornstarch thickener from the chunky recipe.
You can easily
make a larger
batch and
then put it in freezer containers (I have a container frozen to thaw out for Thanksgiving dinner) to have pear sauce all season.
After
making the chunky - style soup, let it cool somewhat and
then, using a blender, liquefy in
batches.
At first I was only going to
make insanely large
batched of the two, but
then I saw some other festive snacks floating around the interwebs and decided I wanted to try those as well.
TIP: Sometimes I will
make a big
batch of these in the Instant Pot — As many as will fit a single layer (3 large artichokes, or 4 small - ish ones) and
then I'll reheat them on a hot grill.
Angela's Note: I'd
make one
batch filled or with a mix - in,
then another
batch plain or with cinnamon sugar topping.
You can try
making a bigger
batch and freezing them, and
then crisping them in a 200 degree F oven before serving, if you like.
Make up the dough, cover with a towel and let the dough sit for thirty to forty - five minutes to allow the glutens to form,
then keep the dough covered as you work with it in smaller
batches.
I love
making an entire
batch of cookie dough, but only baking about half of that
batch and
then freezing the rest to
make it super easy to have fresh - baked cookies at a moment's notice.