Sentences with phrase «even add an avocado»

This is the perfect way to start the day or have a refreshing smoothie in the middle of the day, you even added avocado — delish!

You could even add an avocado on top, if you are craving a hit of something creamy.

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Of course, if you're craving or are in need for more you can always add avocado, chopped chicken or even shrimp.

It adds some moistness and density to the brownies, and I promise, you won't even taste the avocado.

Avocados are delicious on their own, added to salads, smoothies or mash it up and have it on toast, or even better make some guacamole!

Now add avocado and pulse for an even creamier pesto, you might want to add a little more lemon and olive oil at this point.

Add a tablespoon or two of beans, olives, avocado and cheese and squeeze more lemon juice over, together with olive oil (even though it's optional here).

Cooked black lentils were added as a filler, along with rich and creamy avocado (even though it's more black than purple — and green inside!).

The second time I used coconut flour as well, but I added about 1/3 cup of milk (you could use coconut milk) and 2tbs of melted butter (could use coconut oil or perhaps even avocado) and I also added some semisweet chocolate chips.

Pasta salad isn't usually the healthiest recipe with all that mayo (even vegan mayo), so I wanted to make this a no - oil - added pasta salad by replacing the mayo in the dressing with the healthy fat of avocado.

It was amazing to meet two such accomplished chefs (who are even nicer in person than they appear on TV) and the excuse of being able to eat lots of delicious avocado dishes was an added bonus.

To help cut the spice, top your casserole with avocado slices or guacamole — even if you like spicy, adding avocado to this is just the cherry on top.

I also add avocado to the dressing and as a topping which replaces the olive oil in the dressing, making it even creamier and making the dressing completely unprocessed.

(Adding avocado makes it even better.)

Pro tip: add avocado to make it even better.

In the original Esselstyn book, both olives and cashews were not a part of the diet and the photo with this salad looks like it is garnished with avocado, which adds a lot of fat while making the salad look more appetizing, even though avocado is not mentioned in the recipe.

You can either eat it as is (I swear it will still taste the same even if the avocado starts to brown) or make everything else and just add the avocado right before eating.

I like to add diced avocado, or jicama, or even cucumbers to add not only different flavors but also textures to the ceviche.

Change the veggies, top it with an avocado or even add salsa for a spicy kick!

Shredded lettuce or cabbage, tomato slices, chopped onion, avocado slices, and some people even add cilantro.

If you are freezing mashed avocado (without any breast milk or formula added) your baby might not even notice the difference!

This means that adding even a tiny amount of avocado oil to a salad improves the body's ability to increase absorption of alpha - carotene, beta - carotene and lutein.

I've been experimenting with adding avocado oil to this formula to make it even more beneficial.

The majority of people add avocados, bacon or cream in almost every meal of the day, and some even forget that there lots of other healthy alternatives like eggs, lean meats, and veggies.

If you choose to add in avocado, you'll also get the benefit of more healthy fats (and an even creamier shake).

Even if avocados are added to less - than - ideal meals — like in the hamburger study — they may buffer the negative impact.

I forgot the cilantro (that would have made it even better), but I also added fresh red bell pepper and avocado.

Top each bowl with freshly diced ripe avocado (which adds even more satisfying healthy fats) and sprinkle with shredded raw grass - fed cheese.

* Note: Select sun - dried tomatoes packed in olive oil or if you're using dry - packed tomatoes, rehydrate in either avocado oil, olive oil, or your favorite vinaigrette to add even more flavor!

Black beans add extra fiber to this dish, and tomatoes and avocado on top make it even healthier.

When you start making minor changes like cutting out skim milk, adding some omega - 3 rich avocado to your morning omelet, taking a multivitamin with zinc, copper and selenium and perhaps even sipping on some probiotic - rich kombucha, you will start to see the skin glow in a way that no skin serum alone could achieve.

And these have no added oils — they don't even use nuts and seeds and avocados — which I would differ a little bit on.

This recipe maintains the integrity of the dark chocolate without adding any extra sweeteners or saturate fats, and even adds another powerhouse ingredient, avocado, which makes these truffles extra creamy and provides additional monounsaturated fats which have been shown to improve heart health, as well as fiber and B vitamins.

You could blend a few tablespoons of maple syrup with some peanut butter, cacao and vanilla extract to form a smooth icing, or even try blending in some coconut butter or avocado into it too for a thicker icing (though you'll need to add some maple syrup or liquid stevia into the icing mix too to keep it sweet).

So go ahead, add avocados to your smoothies, put some on top of an omelet, a burger, or even make chocolate avocado mousse (yum!).

You can even slice some avocado on there, or drizzle extra virgin olive oil and vinegar for added fat and flavor.

When I posted this to my Instagram someone suggested making the toast even more fancy by adding avocado and / or tomatoes.

I even boosted the nutritional content by adding banana, avocado, and chia seeds!

Use this spread to add nutrients to any sandwich, make avocado toast, or even as a dip.

Even though we don't have company, I'm adding a small avocado anyway, it's Judy too good to pass up.

According to the chef, translating art onto a plate works well with enhancing complex or even simple flavors - adding a strong, contrasting brush of color with butternut squash puree or avocado paste to a plate adds both taste and visual impact.

Overhanging mango and avocado trees, rain, mud, and even wandering animals leave their traces on the canvases, and Suter adds paint marks to interact with them.