I can
eat them plain with just salt.
I could
eat that plain with the blackberries on top.
My 4 year old doesn't like cooked veggies, but she will
eat them plain with the cheese sauce.
Sounds like the perfect thing to have around to have on toast or thrown into smoothies... or just
eat plain with a spoon haha.
Broccolini in a salad sounds delish, I usually
eat it plain with roasted garlic so this is a nice way to change it up.
This classic pound cake is delicious
eaten plain with a cup of coffee or tea — and it's also a great basic recipe that you can use...
-LSB-...] bunch of salads, salsas... I also
ate them plain with a sprinkle of sea salt.
Eventually, I got to a point where I started using it to make frozen candies, caramel dip for fruit, and then just
eating them plain with a big dollop of peanut butter.
I've only
eaten it plain with some veggies before but your version looks Amazing!
However, my kids don't think about this type of thing most of the time and they haven't developed «too much» of a taste for sweetness, anyway, so they ended up
eating them plain with chocolate chips.
Not exact matches
We buy tons of bananas on a regular basis and always end up
with a couple really ripe ones that no one will
eat plain.
Made of a flat corn cake and
eaten plain or filled
with cheese and / or a variety of meats, this handheld pita - like treat is perfect for any occasion.
The mutton soup can be taken as a
plain soup or it is best to be
eaten during breakfasts along
with naan or roti.
I also
eat them when the pancakes themselves are
plain,
with peanut butter and maple syrup.
I actually love the
plain butternut / cashew broth sauce it is amazing on steamed broccoli — my mom came over and couldn't stop
eating my broccoli
with squash / cashew sauce on it: ~)
Hi you have to remember that Italian cakes are more on the dry side, Italians like to
eat their cakes very
plain and
with a cup of tea or
with a cafe latte in the morning.
Slice and
eat plain,
with nut butter or coconut butter.
They can be
eaten plain, or
with peanut butter, or
with whipped cream frosting.
Eat plain or combined
with your favorite nuts or snack mix!
If you like your eggs a bit
plainer, omit the vegetables altogether and
eat it
plain or just
with the melted cheese.
My favorite way to
eat plain yogurt is
with a big spoonful of honey — I drizzle it over the top, without stirring it in, then spoon up the yogurt
with the honey coated spoon, getting just a bit more honey
with each mouthful.
We
ate ours
with some
plain yoghurt dolloped on top.
Many people
eat them
plain or dressed
with veggie dip, but you can also enjoy them in salads, scrambled eggs, and pasta dishes.
Since then I've discovered the joys of slathering them
with peanut butter, but really, they're quite extraordinary when
eaten plain.
Diced tomatoes If you want to add some extra spice, I believe they make canned tomatoes
with spicy peppers I used
plain so my kiddos would be able to
eat it too.
Below are the recipe details to make this lovely red color attractive rice recipe which can be
eaten with any pickle or it can simply be finished by
eating plain...
Eat it
plain or spread it
with nut butter for a tasty Breakfast, snack or dessert!
Naan is
eaten with curries, Kababs and
Plain.
I secretly love to
eat these
plain for breakfast
with cup of coffee: — RRB - I am getting my greens, right?
They come out soft, moist and almost cake like and you can dust them
with a little powdered sugar if you like or
eat plain.
They are great to
eat with a salad, a healthy dip or just
plain.
You can
eat it
plain, or topped
with all sorts of things, depending... Read More
Since it's
plain and simple, you can dress it up however you like... we
ate it at home
with some fig sauce.
So I bought them, and then had to figure out what to do
with them other than just
eat them
plain.
And so many ways to
eat it... slathered in nutella, jam, butter,
with cold cuts, or just
plain.
While I like them riper than I did in my childhood days, there's a point where they are just to sweet for
eating plain & are perfect for adding to oatmeal or topping a piece of toast
with almond or peanut butter.
I usually
eat them
plain and bunless
with lots of Frank's hot sauce, a mound of hummus and some avocado.
I usually use
plain challah to mop up whatever yummy sauce accompanies my entree; this challah,
with the apples in it, I would just
eat as is!
Pierre prefers his
with plain Basmati rice while I prefer to
eat mine the Korean way.
You could serve them
with pure maple syrup or just
eat them
plain... either way, they're tasty!
Lemon curd is one of my favorite things to spread on toast, dollop on scones, stir into
plain Greek yogurt (or layer
with granola in a dessert - for - breakfast parfait), or just
eat straight off a spoon.
This dish can be
eaten with plain ordinary steam rice or
with round / Japanese rice.
After a few weeks of
eating peaches
plain,
with yogurt and on oatmeal, I developed quite a craving for peach cobbler
with ice cream.
This a great side dish for any kind of entrée.You can
eat it
plain, top a salad
with it, or smother it
with a sauce.
If you've ever
eaten a
plain sweet tomato
with a piece of creamy salty feta cheese, you know what I mean.
Howard wasn't interested in this one, so I
ate some cake
plain (delicious) and also cake
with rhubarb compote spooned over it (also delicious, but not very attractive).
We served it
with real butter which brings out more the individual flavors in the bread as opposed to
eating the bread
plain.
Please!!!! A good tip for making homemade ice cream and using it for a cake, or just for
plain eating - if you want it smooth and perfect consistency without the wait, just cut it up
with a fork or knife and blend it for 30 seconds, return it to the freezer until ready to
eat and enjoy smooth and creamy ice cream.
I used a bit less broccoli and a bit more potatoes because I didn't want to overwhelm my kids and replaced the artificial low - fat cooking cream which I wouldn't consider
eating with plain low - fat milk.
But since the FIL has me covered, there's lots of tomato sauces, salads, and just
plain sliced pieces sprinkled
with sea salt, pepper and drizzled in olive oil,
eaten up in great batches.