I blended the wet ingredients together to make sure the chia egg didn't clump up.
Pour
blended wet ingredients into bowl of dry ingredients (you'll have to use a spatula to get all of the date puree off the sides and the blades of your blender or «Bullet»).
Pour
the blended wet ingredients into the bowl with the dry ingredients, and stir together until well combined.
Use a spoon to gently fold in
the blended wet ingredients until just combined.
I was a little nervous because my bananas were frozen solid when I started
blending the wet ingredients..
Blend all wet ingredients in mixer for 3 minutes.
I also used my magic bullet for
blending the wet ingredients, so handy!
Blend wet ingredients first until nice and fluffy, then add dry.
Using a mixer,
blend all wet ingredients in a large mixing bowl.
Slowly
blend wet ingredients with dry ingredients.
Claudia's method of
blending all wet ingredients in the blender before stirring into dry ingred.
- 3 cups old - fashioned rolled oats - 1 cup unsweetened coconut flakes - 1 large, ripe banana - 1/3 cup Lakanto monkfruit sweetener (or regular sugar)- 3 Tbs maple syrup - about 1/4 cup almond milk (enough to
blend wet ingredients with)
Not exact matches
Then, without cleaning the vitamix, I
blended up the
wet ingredients (including the dates and a hunk of ginger because I did not have dried ginger).
Is the melted chocolate hot so it softens / melts the coconut oil or do you beat the
wet ingredients so the oil
blends evenly with the honey, egg, vanilla and chocolate?
Add
wet ingredients to food processor and
blend until evenly combined.
To make the smoothie bags, simply place all
ingredients except liquid and any
wet add - ins (ones that won't
blend well when frozen) in regular sandwich - size plastic baggies.
Stir
wet ingredients into dry
ingredients, just until
blended.
Mix dry and
wet ingredients until all pockets of dry
ingredients are
blended.
A couple of things that could have caused this are not using the same flour
blend as I did (different flour
blends absorb the
wet ingredients differently).
This colour change is simply due to our new, more superior production process whereby
ingredients are
wet blended to a liquid form and then spray dried (instead of mixing dry
ingredients together).
Slowly incorporate dry
ingredients into the
wet ingredients until well
blended.
Pour the
wet ingredients over the dry, switch to a sturdy rubber spatula or wooden spoon and mix until
blended - the batter will be very thick (really more like a dough than a batter) and not easily mixed, but persevere, it will soon come out together.
Pour
wet ingredients into dry
ingredients and
blend with whisk 20 strokes.
Our new, more superior production process, whereby
ingredients are
wet blended to a liquid form and then spray dried (instead of mixing dry
ingredients together), produces a formula that has an improved spread of nutrients and creates a powder that is less dense than before.
It was super easy, basically just mixed the dry
ingredients together with a fork, then added the
wet and
blended.
Slowly add the
wet ingredients to the dry while whisking together until
blended.
With clean dish towel squeeze remaining liquid out of zucchini and
blend together with
wet ingredients.
A Vitamix
blends the dry
ingredients, then mixes in the
wet.
Blend wet and dry
ingredients together until uniform consistency.
With the mixer on low, begin adding the contents of each bowl (starting and ending with the
wet ingredients) to the butter mixture, alternating between the two until the mixture is fully
blended but not overly whipped.
In a large bowl, mix together the
wet ingredients (pumpkin, sugar, vanilla, coconut oil, apple sauce and flax egg) and mix together until well
blended.
Carefully add the
wet ingredients to the dry and fold together until
blended.
Add
wet ingredients and
blend again to combine.
Blend together all of the
wet ingredients with the carrots, avocado and bananas until smooth.
Gradually stir the flour mixture into the
wet ingredients until
blended.
Whisk together
wet ingredients and slowly pour into dry
ingredients stirring until evenly
blended.
Combine the
wet ingredients (butter, eggs, vanilla extract, almond milk, zucchini) in a magic bullet or blender and
blend for 20 - 30 seconds or until smooth.
Whisk the
wet: Homogenize the
wet ingredients so they will
blend quicker with dry
ingredients.
Process until well
blended and all
ingredients are
wet with the butter.
Add the
wet ingredients to the dry
ingredients and whisk until the batter is
blended.
Starting with the
wet ingredients first (pumpkin, maple syrup, eggs, etc.) layer everything except the chocolate chips into a blender or a food processor and
blend for about 30 seconds, or until smooth.
Pour the
wet mixture into the bowl with the dry
ingredients and stir just until
blended.
I
blended the lentils with the
wet ingredients first.
Blend together
wet the
ingredients in a food processor then mix in melted coconut oil.
Pour the
wet ingredients into the dry
ingredients and stir just until
blended.
Add the
wet ingredients and
blend for a second or two, just until combined.
Pour
wet ingredients into dry and
blend well.
Pour
wet mixture into the bowl with dry
ingredients and stir just until
blended.
Blend the banana with all the
wet ingredients in a food processor or blender until creamy.
Then pour your dry
ingredients into the
wet and
blend.