Sentences with phrase «bowl of stovetop»

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* For the stovetop make a double boiler by bringing about an inch of water to a low simmer in a small saucepan then placing a bowl that sits on top without touching the water.

I'm writing this up while a bowl of leftover soup warms on the stovetop right now and I almost can't fathom eating it without a tray of chickpeas.

To make the caramel topping: Put a heatproof bowl close to the stovetop, along with a small bowl of cold water and a pastry brush (preferably silicone).

Then a hot, comforting, satisfying bowl of soup is only a microwave or stovetop warming away!

I recommend doing all of the chopping and throwing the veggies in a bowl before starting up the stovetop.

Any good Italian will tell you the only way to season pasta is to add plenty of salt (to taste like seawater) to your water and I keep a bowl of it on my stovetop for just such an occasion.

Follow the plan and you'll learn how to turn leftover grains into fritters, how to make enchiladas on the stovetop, and how to enjoy a whole lot of veggies as part of a flavor - packed, steak - topped grain bowl.

it's worth making even on its own for topping, dipping, licking, or however your sauce fantasies play themselves out, but it lends itself well to full - meal affairs since most of its time demands are passive in the form of a relaxed simmer on the stovetop, requiring from you just the occasional swipe with a spatula or turning of a knob, allowing plenty of opportunity for roasting gourds and simmering grains for a wholesome, fancy feeling fall bowl that comes together seamlessly and rewards richly.

The only other thing that I have added to my eating plan, is the occasional (maybe 3 times a week) bowl of real stovetop popcorn, with salt, and no butter.

While donuts are baking, place small bowl with chocolate on the rear of the stovetop to melt from the oven heat.

This weekend was so wonderful:) After a long couple of days of studying, Brian and I spent our Friday night in with a large bowl of homemade stovetop popcorn (with coconut oil and sea salt!)