Sentences with phrase «getting food ready»

So the scene was my step - daughter was hard at work in our tiny kitchen getting her food ready while her fiancé was making dumplings.

I had to get dressed in my bridesmaid attire and put on my Freebra while getting the food ready, helping the bride get ready, and moving trays of food around.

It allows our 11 month old daughter to be right at the table with the rest of the family during meals and it can also be attached to our kitchen counter while Iâ $ ™ m getting food ready.

Some shelters may allow kids to assist with simple chores, such as putting away donations or getting food ready for the animals.

Well if you're like me you're getting food ready for New Year's eve.

It is simple to prepare it since no cooking is required, you just need to mix the meat, the oil and the water, plus the Urban Feed package and you will get the food ready very fast.

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Canadian grocers, which were locked in a price war and are just coming out of a prolonged bout of food deflation, now have to get ready for Amazon, which in June agreed to buy Whole Foods Market Inc..

The integration with the back - of - the - house kitchen management system means that waiters also get a notification when food is ready without having to constantly check in with the kitchen.

The disciples in Mark get a boat ready for Jesus, find out how much food is on hand for the multitude, secure the room and prepare the table for the Last Supper and, of course, chase down a donkey that the Lord needs to enter Jerusalem.

Two days later, as they get ready to take the food to the soup kitchen, the youth are a little anxious.

They spent the summer and early fall getting food sources ready so they could live for months under a heavy blanket of snow.

One of the Navy Seals in our church raised his hand, so I brought him up, sat him on my lap, and got ready to spoon feed him baby food.

I hate throwing away good food, even if I don't come back to it for a week or so, I've always got a meal ready for me so I save on splurging when I'm really hungry.

Get ready for the ultimate Chinese comfort food made in under 20 minutes and is whole30 - compliant!

As I was getting ready to make this recipe to share on the blog, I had the opportunity to chat with Bob Kocis, one of the fantastic butchers at McCaffrey's Food Market in Princeton.

I wrote this post five years ago as my son got ready for his first food allergy food challenge.

Today the #SundaySupper crew is getting ready for awards shows with fancy finger foods.

If you're not yet acquainted with the newest nut to hit the «real food» scene... get ready to be blown away and have your taste buds tickled.

As I get ready to leave for Thailand, I'm reflecting on foods I missed the last time I was in Southeast Asia.

After a slow summer, ready to get blogging more again — including some simple recaps of good food and wine experiences.

This week the Sunday Supper Tastemakers are helping you get ready for football season with 30 + Easy Football Food Ideas for Game Day.

So, gather all of your kin around the table and get ready for some fantastic food and fun!

After indulging on some of my favorite foods the last week or so, I am ready to get back on my healthier eating again this week.

There have been several times when I've wondered why I'm even doing this whole ding - dang thing, if it's even worth it, getting ready to throw in the towel — but then I remember my readers, my blogging friends, the food blog community, all of you who inspire me.

We would get the food on the table and everything ready, someone would bless the food and then the hostess would say «come fill your plate».

Even since we found out Jumpy had allergies, it has been a challenge to find recipes that turn out tasting nice, and even more difficult getting ready - made food I could always have an emergency supply of, to take on holidays, on our days out or to restaurants.

Get ready for some major comfort food!

I actually don't watch very much daytime tv at all anymore, but I happen to have the Food Network on a bit back while I was getting ready for the day.

While onion and garlic are getting ready, shred drained chickpeas finely in a food processor.

Of late, I am trying to have on - hand at least one «to - go» type of food item for those days when everyone at home is running around like a hamster trying to get ready to start the day.

Remove from the food processor onto a bowl so it's easier to scoop from, or just remove the blade and get ready to make some balls!

While this holiday appetizer looks like it spent all day getting ready for a food glamour shot, it's actually embarrassingly easy to make.

Both of these snacks are quick to prepare, but I love being a food - prepping queen on Sundays to get the ingredients prepared and ready to compile during the week while I am at work.

The picture of the ready hummus in the food processor (4th up) totally made me get up and put those chickpeas to soak.

I have found that having food ready is the key to avoiding a meltdown, even if it just buys you ten or fifteen minutes to get something else started.

Get ready for some eye candy, because I've asked my fellow food bloggers how they use nutritional yeast, and they have some really fabulous recipes!

We're getting ready to move and I wanted to create a grab and go breakfast food that required no dishes to eat... thus, this Chocolate Coconut Avocado Breakfast Cookie was born!

When you buy fruits and vegetables through our Markon First Crop (MFC) and Ready - Set - Serve (RSS) brands, you get the confidence that they have been planted, grown, harvested, and processed under the strict requirements of our 5 - Star Food Safety ® Program.

Because what's not to love about eating delicious, fattening food while partying and getting ready to watch the game?

I thought it would be fun to share some fun Superbowl / party food this week to get ready for game day.

Get ready to create food truck flavors at home!

Everyone in the food blog world seems to be cranking out really healthy smoothies and nifty green juices to get you ready....

I love how simple it is to prep the components of this soup into a warm winter comfort food dish, especially lovely on a lazy Sunday after a big holiday weekend that you already cooked your arse off getting ready for.

Get ready for the future of food production — and cover all your sites and equipment with ONE open and scalable solution.

Even though I'm way ready to get some nicer weather and longer days, I'm going to be missing the food of the fall, namely: pumpkin.

I'm getting ready to head to the Roger Smith Food Writers Conference today.

I tned to get into a breakfast rotation (right now I» minto MacroBars) but I'm ready to get back to REAL foods!

You can make healthy, real food breakfast recipes in the Instant Pot and set it to cook while you get ready.

Get ready to fire up the grill for this tasty summertime comfort food made easy ~ Easy Herb Grilled Chicken!

The dinner is delicious, but Molly bolts her food and gets ready to go back to the production trailers.