I ended up using apricots and dates, I will put in
even more next time!
And I'd probably add
even more next time because I really wanted more mushrooms.
The sauce is amazing and I will be making
even more next time to use on other dishes!
I think I might add
even more next time.
I'll definitely thin out the pasta
even more next time, but he didn't mind being my guinea - pig.
Not exact matches
Then, the
next time you work out, do
more push - ups per set, or maybe do one additional set of 10, or maybe rest
even less.
Even more to the point, none of the big guys can actually afford to build teams of full -
time professionals while they sit on the bench waiting for the
next fire alarm to ring.
These strengths have helped Macy's buy
more time from investors and analysts,
even as it struggles to figure out what comes
next.
Develop those resources, and you'll have
more reasons to say «Pop a cork» and
even more to be grateful for the
next time you take stock.
And he admits that
next time he's out raising money, he'll be
even more skeptical.
If not, Morgan Stanley will have to cut again, and
next time the cuts will likely be
even more severe.
And want to save
even more money
next time you hit up this grocery store?
As I sat with a few people and «war - gamed» what the
next recession will look like, a general agreement emerged that the credit markets will be far
more volatile than they were last
time,
even though banks are better capitalized today than they were 10 years ago.
So I tried a third the
next day, this
time making the email
even more personal.
Even the region's politics appeared
more cohesive than they have for some
time, with the strength of the German economy to some extent dampening the uncertainty over the formation of the country's
next government.
Even the region's politics appeared
more cohesive than they have for some
time, now that the French and German elections have taken place, with the strength of the German economy to some extent dampening the uncertainty over the formation of the country's
next government.
actually, quite tasty; — RRB - I will certainly make it again —
next time, I'll try to steep the ginger longer (maybe 30 min or
even more) to get a stronger ginger flavour, and add
more turmeric.
Next time I will add
more cacao
even though I did it to taste and the mix was chocolatey in its raw form — just not so much when it was cooked.
It is far cheaper and tastes
even more better!and when you don't have
time, you can replace those aliments or you can buy it already done (if it is sometimes you can afford it) Have a wonderful day and I'm looking forward for the
next post!
Hi Laura, so happy you enjoyed it and hope it turns out
even more delicious
next time.
Actually now that I'm thinking of it, I wonder if it would save
even more bake
time to partially bake it the night before so and finish it off in the oven the
next morning?
You can fix that
next time just by using a few
more dates, or maybe
even by adding tbsp of water if you don't have fresh soft dates.
I think
next time I may reduce the sugar amount
even more (for this I used 3/4 cup * unpacked * brown sugar)-- just to give it a barely - there hint of sweetness.
It's
even better the
next day because the herbs and spices have
more time to develop their flavors.
This was heartbreakingly delicious and it's
even better the
next day, when the flavors have had
more time to marry.
I
even had to make a couple substitutions (I couldn't find galangal or kaffir lime leaves) and it still tasted amazingly good, but
next time I'm going to make the effort to track down all of the authentic ingredients so that I can see just how much
more amazing it can taste!
I'll have to try it with less liquid
next time to go for
even more of a mousse texture.
Probably will add
even more carrots
next time.
Next time I make it, I'm going to add Cauliflower which I think will be
even more tasty.
Your version of Sichuan shrimps looks great, kind of remind of of sambal udang tomato yumssss Hey,
next time, you might wan na wow them
more even more, using spicy szechuan peppercorns hehehe..
Will definitely make them again and might
even be brave enough to use
more whole wheat flour
next time!
I only used one apple, but I think a second would be perfect — my son
even requested
more apple in it
next time.
I'm going to add
even more broccoli
next time.
Two hours after I made it it tasted
even better after the flavours got some
time to marry, and the
next day significantly
more divine.
Next time I am going to use
even more eggplant
Next time I might add a little
more,
even.
Next time I might use
even a bit
more lemon and / or rosemary.
OH did it taste
even better!!!! The only tiny change I will make
next time is that I will make a smidge
more topping, since the area of a 9 1/2 - inch pie plate is bigger than the surface area of an 8 × 8 pan.
I love eating these leftovers the
next day, unlike traditional risotto which often dries out in the fridge, the cauliflower rice absorbs the flavours of the broth over
time and becomes
even more delicious.
I think
next time I make it I will double the lemon zest and add
more lemon juice because
even though it has a clear lemony flavor, I'd like it to have
even more lemon punch.
Next time i think I will try to cut down the coconut sugar to make them
even more of a healthy choice.
I used coconut oil this
time but I'm going to try butter in my
next batch which may give it
even more of a traditional pie crust flavor.
I will be amping it up and adding
even more ingredients
next time!
I would make the same changes again, and maybe add
even more of the cooking liquid
next time.
next time I plan to make them thinner and get
even more from the recipe!
Next time I may spread everything over 2 pans to get
more even layers for roasting.
Very pleased, and think I will try
next time with adding
even more espresso powder.
You can enjoy this soup directly after preparing it or you can reheat it the
next day, when the flavors have had
time to marry
more fully and actually make the soup taste
even better.
Next time I will use much less vinegar, maybe half, and
even more scallions.
I think I'll add
more oil or maybe
even a little coconut milk
next time.