Orchestrating
the big meal so everything is warm would be nothing short of a miracle.
However, intermittent fasting allows me to eat
BIGGER meals so I am much more satisfied!
We will divide up the responsibilities in making
a big meal so we make it together!
Also, like us, cats can get sleepy after
a big meal so try feeding her a late - night snack just before bedtime.
Not exact matches
His
big thought of the day was that we ought to take a
meal to whoever was our next door neighbor and tell them that Jesus cares for them and
so does the church.
«You see,» my father explained every year as we sat down to eat, «this is the way to do it: a
big breakfast to stretch your stomach, then no lunch,
so by dinner time you're really ready for a full Christmas
meal.»
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.
I didn't add the pomegranates and maple syrup though because I'm not a
big fan of sweet dressing
so I was wondering if you could give me a suggestion for a salty dressing for this
meal.
Debi at The Springmount 6 Pack is feeding a
big family —
so she has to come up with easy
meals that can feed and please a crowd.
It's difficult to fit the potatoes on half a sheet when they are that thin
so I started them out ahead - the only difference I see is in the ease of timing the whole
meal - not a
big deal.
I made a
big batch of this colorful dish
so I would have plenty of leftovers for a second
meal.
Everything is
so bust
so easy
meals is a
big PLUS!
So to gear up for the
big day I decided to make one hearty
meal last night that was still light but would give us the energy that we needed to make it through today.
I was expecting it to be a lot heavier than it was,
so it was a nice surprise after a
big meal that we could actually eat a whole slice of cake, too.
I am a
big fan of reusing leftovers into new
meals so no food gets wasted.
So I've been on a
meal - prepping binge for the last couple months and making different flavors of «protein oatmeal» has been one of my
biggest successes.
I am really wanting to start freezing
meals, I know it would make our
big family life
so much easier.
So whether you eat two
big meals or five smaller
meals per day, as long as the caloric content and macronutrient distribution remains the same, at the end of the day, you'll have burned an equivalent amount of energy digesting your
meals.
I made these with almond
meal because it's all I had,
so admittedly it was a
big departure from the recipe.
I like to cook a
big meal on Sunday
so we have leftovers for Monday & sometimes Tuesday too!
And I've done a pretty good job of making
big batches of
meals like bacon and sweet potato chili and cracklin» chicken
so that I can have leftovers for the next day.
I'm not a
big meat eater,
so I'm happy to eat «vegetarian»
meals most nights, but those might be good additions, as well.
I am always a guest at someone's house for the
big Thanksgiving
meal,
so I don't get to do much planning.
I'm a
big fan of one - pot
meals, as well as arroz con pollo,
so when I saw this recipe in — you guessed it, Mexican Everyday — I knew I'd like it.
And making my fiancee a
big meal to thank him for getting it for me
so soon; trying to decide between the pistachio masala lamb chops and the balsamic and beer - braised short ribs.
This one comes the closest
so far, and I think making the porridge / batter from the corn
meal and milk makes a
big difference.
I don't know about you but I always seem to crave something spicy after a
big holiday
meal...
so I also roasted up some jalapenos and tossed them in, too.
So Sunday morning, I pulled my
big girl pants on, started
meal planning, and I got Bizzy in my Kitchen.
I made a
big batch (3 lbs)
so I could freeze several packages for future quick
meals.
is
so easy to throw together, is easily adapted for vegetarians, and bakes up beautifully to serve for lunch, dinner or as a savory appetizer before a
big holiday
meal.
There are
so many techniques that you can use in your kitchen to add
big, bold flavors to your
meals without adding to your daily fat intake.
My previous eats post was a
big hit with you guys,
so here's another one with some of my (more interesting)
meals lately!
I was never a
big fan of
meals that had ground beef in them,
so when I removed red meat from my diet about 5 years ago, Shepherd's pie wasn't something I missed or... [Read more...]
Soup is a favorite winter
meal of mine — a
big hot bowl of soup on a cold day is just
so warm and comforting!
So I found myself making a lot of my
big meals for lunch.
If you know me, you know I'm not
so big on leftovers (I get bored easily with
meals) but this was the kind of dinner that you're thinking about all day.
So these stuffed chicken roll ups may be the last oven - cooked
meal before the
big bang.
you truly are an inspiration - i have come to rely on 101coobooks in order to feed my family delish, healthy
meals -
so a
big thank you!!
My mom made them for years and they were always a
big hit with my steak loving husband when we were dating,
so it was one of the first
meals I cooked for us when we got married.
Kramer and I ate this as leftovers for a few days and it just kept getting better and better,
so it's a perfect
meal for a
big family or even just two people!
Chef Jason Wyrick designed Corn Pancakes with Bourbon Agave Maple Syrup
so each pancake is a
meal in itself, with texture not usually expected from a pancake and a
big flavor profile with a minimal amount of work.
The wraps make a quick week night
meal too — they come together in about half an hour, or
so, especially if you enlist your
bigger kids to do some of the chopping.
Also, the recipe is hardly going to be used and eaten by one person in one sitting
so I don't think the 1/4 cup will be a
big deal - when used medicinally a single person may take up to a tablespoon of coconut at each
meal - this type of fat actually helps people loose weight and it kills candida yeast which is a problem for many people.
This is a
big recipe,
so we eat half for our
meal, and freeze the other half for later!
Plus, between cookie exchanges, holiday parties, and
big family
meals, I'm
so ready to satisfy my sweet tooth.
No doubt Thanksgiving planning is underway and although I'm not cooking the
big meal this year, there's breakfast, dessert and Thanksgiving eve dinner to make,
so I'm in those planning stages!
Since I'm not at my best in the early hours, I'm a
big fan of make - ahead breakfasts, these perfectly nourishing
meals that help you kickstart the day without having to cook
so early, in a zombie - like state of mind.
I'm putting finishing touches to a
big project,
so aside from the
meals I make for the blog, I try to keep it simple.
This made a
big batch
so after a
meal I froze the rest for a cool winter or fall evening.
We had two
big meals and leftovers,
so I'm ready for a bit of a change.