Sentences with phrase «blender jar using»

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I think adding the dressing ingredients to the jar and using the immersion blender is a clever idea.

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Sometimes I even «use» it only to refer to the «recipe» while I measure my ingredients (but NO SUGAR... EVER) into my quart jar and blend with my «outboard» or immersion blender.

This eggnog took little more than a mason jar and a hand can - opener, but making it at home would allow the use of a blender, a couple of tasty additions and maybe even your very own homemade raw coconut milk.

For blending, you can also add the ingredients to a jar with a lid and shake or use a blender.

You can use the food processor speed with the blender jar, and it also has a very effective ice crusher speed, as well as the usual blender speeds.

It is so incredibly easy to make — I used the blender to combine all the ingredients until smooth, then poured into small mason jars to store in the fridge.

Use a bit more of the tomato juice to help rinse any stubborn bits of paste in blender jar.

At the end of the process, the coco dulce will be boiling relatively rapidly — remove from heat and, using a silicon spatula, transfer the dulce to a large, wide mouth mason jar (or the bowl of a heat safe blender like a Vitamix).

I use a stick blender and a wide mouth mason jar to make this quickly and easily with minimal clean up.

Hollandaise can also be made using an immersion blender and tall glass or jar.

Whatever color you choose, a blender is usually involved to purée the chiles and because occasionally I feel too lazy to clean a blender I cheat and use a jar of prepared mole paste.

Add all of the ingredients into a high - speed blender or a food processor (I used my mini Blendtec Twister jar for this recipe).

My current blender sounds like it is blending up rocks every time I use it, and the top unspins from the jar and dumps everything out unless I hold it down.

Just blend all ingredients together in a bullet type blender (we used a canning jar attached to the blade assembly of the blender) and use as a dip or spread on apple slices.

I use a pint canning jar, which fits my blender blade assembly perfectly.

Disclaimer: Blendtec provided me with a Blendtec 725 blender and Twister Jar to use and review, as well as one to give away to a reader.

Here is a piece of advice how to clean it, so you can use it for many years: take a small amount of dishwasher liquid, pour it into the blender jar or cups and fill halfway with warm water.

Simply add a heaping teaspoon of your fat of choice and use a foamer, blender, or aggressive mason jar shake (with the lid on!)

Combine everything but the cotton rounds in the jar and shake or use an immersion blender to combine well.

Just blend all ingredients together in a bullet type blender (we used a canning jar attached to the blade assembly of the blender) and use as a dip or spread on apple slices.

Don't even think about getting your blender out for this sauce, because we're kicking it minimalist style and using the good old mason jar shake method.

Place the soaked cashews and filtered water in a high - powered blender (I use the Blendtec with the Wildside Jar).

You can also use an immersion blender and a large mason jar or deep bowl.

Another option is using a stick blender in a mason jar, this way also works extremely well.

Add all of the ingredients into a high - speed blender or a food processor (I used my mini Blendtec Twister jar for this recipe).

This eggnog took little more than a mason jar and a hand can - opener, but making it at home would allow the use of a blender, a couple of tasty additions and maybe even your very own homemade raw coconut milk.

Put into a blender or a jar and use a hand blender — combine well.

Put all ingredients into a blender (or a jar and use a hand blender)-- blend to combine well.

Instead, I decided to skip that step and simply use raw almond butter straight outta the jar then used a food processor (NOT A BLENDER) to mix the pumpkin puree in along with chia and flax seeds to make this fall inspired fruit butter just that much more super!

Powder the dried herbs together using a coffee grinder, food processor or blender and scoop into glass jar.

I mix 2 cans of limited ingredient cat food with 2 jars of baby food (usually chicken or turkey meat), add 2 TBSP of the probiotics, 1 teasp of the psyllium powder, 1 TBSP rice bran (I use a hand blender to get it all really smooth).