Sentences with phrase «have a food processor right»

And yes, it's so nice to have some granola recipes that use a blender, since I don't have a food processor right now!

it was, i believe, the first thing I made from the site, and it is the # 1 reason why I wish I had a food processor right now.

Not exact matches

Sadly blenders don't have the right blades to crush things and they need liquid, which food processors don't.

I have a larger - capacity food processor than I did when I made the sugar - sweetened version, and found that to get the right texture for the filling I had to use more almonds than called for in the previous recipe — the smaller amount never got finally ground in the larger capacity bowl.

I am in love with this pesto — seriously — I just had to stop myself from eating it right out of the food processor!

It got me wondering if I should get one as I normally just use my blender or food processor and either eat the ice cream right away and have melty ice cream, or put it in the freezer for a bit and it comes out rock hard.

In a food processor or blender, add the garlic, tahini, ginger, lemon juice, and rice vinegar, and blend until the mixture is as smooth as possible (it may be difficult to get it very smooth right now if you have a large food processor).

After I have made the batter in the food processor, I simply remove the s - blade, put on the grater attachment and grate the zucchini right on top of the batter.

The deal will give YesMyWine exclusive distribution rights to AVL's wine brands except McGuigan, which has an existing partnership with COFCO, China's largest food processor, manufacturer and trader.

I keep forgetting to make overnight oats the night before, but I'm eating something right now I think you would like: in a coffee grinder or mini (or regular) food processor, combine 1 T (or less) of nuts of seeds of choice (I use pumpkin seeds, brazil nuts (2 - 3), sunflower seeds, walnuts, cashews, hemp) and blend for 30 secs until consistency is like coarse sand.

Would grinding quinoa in a food processor get it roughly the right consistency (closer to fine, if you will:)-RRB-?

One of the interesting things in this cracker experiment was that after I blended all the ingredients in my food processor and gave it the old taste test to make sure it had just the right amount of salt, low and behold, I discovered that this unbaked cracker blend made an amazing spread.

I made this tonight and used red lentils, as that is what I had in the cupboard, left out the 1/2 cup water and added the ground flax right to the mix and also used 1 cup of whole oat mixed up in the food processor for a bit and left out the bread crumbs and it turned out so delicious!

Thus, it is crucial for food processors to have the right mixing solution from the start and ensure complete control over the many factors that affect mixing efficiency and end - product quality.

I used a food processor for the slaw and the sauce which made things extra easy but if you don't have one make sure to finely chop everything or use a blender on pulse mode until you get the right consistency.

I have a 12 - cup food processor at home, and find that a quart of cream is just the right amount.

When he told me via Skype that he had a surprise waiting for me when I got home, I was guessing left and right: is it a new food processor?

This is a special type of food processor that has blending blades to whip fruits and veggies into just the right textures for your little one, or milling blades to crush nutritious grains to fine powders.

It's a rustic soup, beet skin has tons of nutrients, lots of flavor, and you're throwing everything in a blender or food processor right?

If you find it hard to get almond or coconut flour, you might want to make your own - there are some great recipes out there and it's quite easy once you have the right equipment (food processor and oven for coconut flour and a nut grinder for almond flour).

The British Columbia Court of Appeal (in a recent case identified as United Food & Commercial Workers Union, Local 1518 v. Sunrise Poultry Processors Ltd.) has confirmed that there is no general right for grievors or witnesses to avoid having their names disclosed in labour arbitration awards.

In the horsemeat and pork problems, we can certainly say that consumers have a moral right to choose what they eat and that food processors and retailers have invaded that right negligently or, perhaps, intentionally.