Sentences with phrase «emails asking for the recipe»

I had literally hundreds of emails asking for the recipe and so it goes... here it finally is!

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Naturally, because I suggested in that post that you can add some coconut to the classic recipe for a tropical twist, I get several emails a month asking how to adjust the recipe.

I have received no less than ten emails recently asking for more chicken recipes and more one pan meals.

I brought a few into work and my co-workers have either A) asked me for the recipe or B) emailed me asking what was in those muffins.

I was inspired to make this soup when a reader emailed me asking for a copy - cat recipe of Amy's Quiona, Kale, & Lentil Soup.

However, when more than a few of you email me over the course of a week, asking for a coconut oil version of an existing OLC recipe (that's laden with vegan butter), I couldn't resist saying yes.

That way I can just email the link when asked for the recipe.

A reader recently emailed us, asking if there was a way to tone down the heat level in the canned jalapenos called for his chile relleno recipe.

A few weeks ago I received an email asking if I'd like to create a smoothie recipe using their products for the #SunwarriorSmoothieChallenge!

She'd sent me an email with a link to a recipe for this crazy - sounding cake, asking if I'd ever tried it before.

I know the same goes for you, as I am flattered by the emails I receive from people asking me for recipes that are ideal for travel, to freeze, for sick friends, or to make ahead for busy work weeks.

We have received a few emails asking why our website has recipes for purees and why we are promoting baby food in purée format; many of the emailers say that purees are dangerous for babies.

Katy, a long - time reader emailed me yesterday and shared that she made salt dough ornaments with her kids, and asked if I knew a slow cooker recipe for the dough.

I'm all for the DIY when possible, but I often get emails from readers asking where they can buy various products I post recipes for, so I decided to try their products and share my experience.

Since I posted my recipes for homemade shampoo and DIY dry shampoo I've gotten several comments and emails asking about natural hair color recipes.

Anon — I wasn't able to access the recipe either, so I'll shoot an email to Wardeh and ask for it directly.

With so many comments and emails asking where we get our ingredients for recipes and the equipment used for our handmade things.

I've had several mothers email me lately asking if substituting raw camel milk for cow or goat milk in the homemade baby formula recipe would be acceptable.