Sentences with phrase «few squeezes of lime juice»
Fold the flatbread into a taco shape and stuff fill with canned sardines, minced cilantro, chopped onion, salt and a few squeezes of lime juice.
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It wasn't until a few years post college when I was working as a chef at Mustard's Grill in Napa Valley that I realized margaritas were little more than fresh - squeezed lime juice, great tequila, and a splash of orange liqueur.
I like to squeeze the juice of a fresh lime in it and that really makes the flavor pop even more, then I throw a few slices in for garnish.
Using a mortar and pestle, I ground up a few small chiles with a couple cloves of garlic, squeezed in the juice of a lime, added sugar and a heaping spoonful of the pungent shrimp paste known as kapi.
I've decided few things are better than piping hot perfectly seasoned taco meat on top of crisp butter lettuce with a squeeze of fresh cool lime juice.
-- squeeze the juice of a lemon — squeeze half a lime — squeeze out the juice of a pink grapefruit — peel and chop a couple of mandarins (or whatever orange you want)-- a few dollops of coconut yoghurt — half an avocado — a few glugs of coconut water
If clean, refreshing, tasteless water is a little boring for you, try adding some fresh squeezed lemon or lime juice, or try adding a few drops of essential oils (cinnamon, tangerine, peppermint, etc.).
A squeeze of zippy lime juice brings the raspberry sauce to life and I like to add a few drops of rosewater for a bit of an exotic undertone, but feel free to leave that out if it's not your thing.
Pop a few blackberries and a squeeze of lime juice in the bottom of a glass.
I really should have tried one of the cocktails — such as the Pasha Bulker («We take Peach Schnapps and throw it around with some Vodka, squeeze in a few fresh limes and splash it down with some cranberry juice, shake it hard and beach it on Nobbys... oops we mean in a tall glass»), it sounded fab.
Add a few squeezes of fresh lime juice, a mint leaf (and a lime wedge if you want!)