Sentences with phrase «from slathering»

It's probably a load of crock, but that didn't stop me from slathering that hot mud all over myself.

To protect your skin from sun damage, apart from slathering sunscreen on your face and exposed areas of your body, you should eat foods that help in increasing the resistance of your skin -LSB-...]

Insider tip: Don't hold back from slathering your face, body, hair and even your nails with this versatile oil.

It's an incredibly savory mixture, full of garlicky, spicy and umami flavors, and I have a hard time holding back from slathering it on everything I eat.

Not exact matches

Even a squirt from a pastry bag looks better then slathering on icing.

After washing the chicken, I separated the skin from the muscle and slathered the rosemary / oil mixture in this area.

And even though it gets the stamp of approval from skin - glowing celebs like Gwyneth Paltrow and Kourtney Kardashian for its complexion cure - all powers, slathering it on your face isn't a proven acne or wrinkle cure (we wish).

it's a delicious thing to know how to whip up if only so you can eat it warm from the oven, slathered with salted butter.

There's nothing quite like a homemade roll, warm from the oven, slathered with butter!

Giada skips the breadcrumb coating and instead brushes her chicken cutlets with a fresh herb oil made from rosemary, thyme and parsley before slathering them with two kinds of cheese.

After the brisket has finished smoking, remove it from the smoker, then slather it generously with Red's Brisket Basting Sauce

So imagine this metallic round thing that you slather all around with batter, and then, I guess, suspend in artificial zero gravity and rotate, so your batter wouldn't drip down from it (as long as you don't rotate it too fast, because the centrifugal force would take over at a certain speed and you'll get Brownie Splatters all over the inside of your expensive zero - gravity oven).

Others, like my sweet boyfriend Austin, like to slather everything from our morning frittatas to his evening pizza in Tabasco.

I'm hoping after we air fry some wings, Baby will let me slather on some Smoked Applewood Molasses BBQ Sauce from Red Duck Foods.

Remove ribs from the grill, slather on more sauce, then cut the ribs apart and serve them on a heated platter.

2 to 4 ounces Garlicky Greengo 1/4 cup Mayo 3 TB sour cream 3 TB minced fresh parsley 1 garlic clove, minced 1/2 tsp chili powder 1/4 tsp ground black pepper 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper (optional) 4 tsp juice from 1 lime 1 oz grated Cotija cheese Mix together, refrigerate for at least 1 hour then slather on your roasted or grilled corn on the cobb.

Slather with butter and enjoy warm from the oven.

There they came from a can before they were slathered with butter and brown sugar then blanketed in marshmallows, additions that covered rather than enhanced the innate sweetness of those gorgeous roots.

They're perfect for dunking and smothering in pumpkin soup or just slathering with butter and eating straight from the oven.

Our mayos and dressings are bursting with flavor and make everything you use them on taste even better - from garden fresh salads drizzled with dressing to sandwiches slathered generously with mayo.

As a bonus, the fat from the chicken skin and some of the glaze drips down over the vegetables so they are slathered in tasty goodness.

From The Author: «Fresh tomatoes and basil slathered with melty cheese, and layered on a crescent roll crust ~ the perfect versatile savory little treat.

A beautiful cauliflower salad from the new Bar Tartine cookbook - a crunchy, hearty mixture of cauliflower, seeds, chiles, radishes, chickpeas, and green onions slathered in an enveloping garlicky yogurt dressing.

Fresh hot Cinnamon Rolls warm from the oven slathered with rich cream cheese icing.

For example, last night I put on my oldest pajama set, slathered my face with coconut oil, and passed out sideways in the center of the bed, while an old episode of 30 Rock blared from my computer.

Folks, this bread is best eaten fresh from the oven and slathered with Greek yoghurt and homemade strawberry jam alongside a cup of milky tea.

Slather it on pancakes, liberally drizzle on porridge, add a dollop to smoothies, dunk apples into it or my personal favorite eat it straight from the jar!

My kids and I just ate a piece slathered in butter and jam, still slightly warm from the oven.

Black Sesame Otsu -(101 Cookbooks) The Black Sesame Otsu recipe from Super Natural Every Day - soba noodles and tofu slathered in a thinned - out, salty - sweet black sesame paste, then topped with lots of sliced green onions.

That creamy lusciousness we slather our sandwiches with and the stuff great aiolis are made from.

To add my spin to the dish, and make my life more difficult in the process, I decided to experiment with making my own ricotta to slather on the Pain Levain from Rickard's Bakery.

Pimiento cheeseburger The steamed bun prevents the mess of two thin, juicy patties slathered with creamy, spicy housemade pimiento cheese and a heap of griddled onions from dripping onto your plate.

My favorite thing about bagels is when they've got little nooks and crannies in them, so that when I slather the butter on there, I end up with lots of what I affectionately call «crater butter»:):) Love and hugs from the ocean shores of California, Heather:):):)

One of my most delicious childhood memories was eating a slice, still warm from the oven, slathered with butter and honey.

-LSB-...] Easy Pumpkin Nut Bread from A Night Owl Blog — Can't you just imagine a warm slice of this slathered in butter?

Cranberry Mustard photo and recipe from Feasting at Home — the recipe slathers it on a grilled turkey brie sandwich.

His favorite part of our bath time ritual is getting slathered with lotion from neck to toes.

Thankfully I have no burns, but from here on out I will get someone to slather sunscreen on my back (I can put it on my face) before spending all day in the sun so that we are all protected.

We wouldn't think of heading to the beach or pool without slathering our bodies in sunscreen, but our hair needs to be protected from the sun as well to avoid parched, dry locks.

Before you start slathering Elmo red paint on the wall, you might want to take a look at some research about the psychology of color from the Paint Quality Institute.

When she emerged from the tub, still sudsy and smelling like lavender, I helped her dry off, slathered a layer of lotion on her arms and legs, Read More

Then before re-diapering apply a good slathering of a safe, non-toxic, protective, preventative balm to guard the skin from coming in contact with the inevitable next poop.

Some tried their hand at chocolate pudding archery; others slathered oatmeal on themselves from Oatmeal Pass.

Your child might be itching to get out in the sun, but if you don't slather on the sunscreen, they'll be itching just as bad from a sunburn at the end of the day.

We've all been hiding from the sun and slathering on so much SPF that we're blocking out the good benefits from the sunshine!

The cradle - cap rash that covered him from head to face to chest, the one the pediatrician just told us to slather with cream, was a sign of allergy.

For one of the speakers at the town hall who represented the Leave position from a radically progressive democratic approach, the «complete hatred of the public» voiced by Remain was seconded by the media, who portrayed Leavers as «rats» and Little Englanders «slathering away» at their computers.

Drawing from the molten ring, the moon slathered itself in a crust, possibly hundreds of kilometers thick, devoid of the elements that are still missing today.

The answer is yes, but because plants can't come in from the sun or slather on sunblock, they have a super robust DNA repair kit.

Brazilian researchers from Federal University report in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology that more than 80 percent of the 99 study subjects had a reduction in the circumference of their upper and lower thighs after slathering on the cream; nearly 68 percent also reduced their hip measurements.