Sentences with phrase «have a food processor though»

I don't have a food processor though.

If you have a food processor though, making pastry is a matter of minutes and considerably cheaper.

Not exact matches

Definitely has to be a food processor though.

is it possible though to exchange the cashew flour with any other — like buckwheat or brown rice flour or any other which you can buy if you don't have a food processor?

I don't have a food processor or a hand - mixer, though.

If you don't have a vegetable juicer, you can try making the porridge with vegetables finely chopped in the food processor, though the liquid amounts may have to be reduced slightly.

We like to simply add them to oatmeal though lately I have been making energy bites in my food processor with dates and nut butter and a little honey, and then stirring in hemp hearts and puffed brown rice and forming the mixture into balls!

Other recommended appliances include an immersion blender (a food processor or blender would work too), a stand mixer (though a hand held mixer could work), and preferably a food thermometer to test for doneness.

Doing it this way eliminated the step to pulse the pecans in a food processor first (though, I had a few more steps earlier in the day when I made the milk).

Pesto is still made with these same basic ingredients, though often in a food processor, and we've made almost any nut an option as well as a variety of substitutes for the basil.

My houmous is home - made (a can of chickpeas, drained; a tablespoon of sesame paste; a tablespoon of low fat natural yogurt; half a small clove of garlic, crushed; half a teaspoon of ground cumin; a drizzle of olive oil; a squeeze of lemon juice; and salt to taste; all whizzed in the food processor) and the sandwich did not go soggy by lunchtime, even though it had been made that morning.

I used a cheese grater for the cauliflower since I don't have a food processor, and though it was a bit time consuming it was definitely worth it.

Even though I've made nut butter before, I always get impatient and want to stop the food processor early.

I have a food processor and lettuce spinner though.

I had no idea you can eat butternuts raw (though sadly, I don't think my food processor is up to that.

I haven't got a food processor so I used a Vitamix's dry blend function... You just can't blend so much at the same time though so I had to do it in cups... Perhaps that was the problem eh?

These Homemade Gluten - Free Veggie Burgers are vegan or vegetarian, and are super easy to make, though you do have to bust out the food processor.

I did have a hard time mashing up my cooked cauliflower though, but when I make it again, I'll probably toss it into the food processor instead.

The feedback I received on the chocolate chip batch was that it tastes perfect, but that it's a little grainy (though some time in the fridge did smooth it out slightly), so on my peppermint cookie batch I kept the crumbs spinning in the food processor a little longer, and that seemed to have made a difference.

I think you'd be better off investing in a food processor, though!

Though you don't need complex tools to make your baby food, there are several food processors that have been billed specifically for baby food.

I would very much recommend making the filling in a food processor if you have one though as by hand was quite hard work (I switched half way through!)

If you don't have one though, you can get good results in a food processor.

Here is a link to the Exact Same Pink KitchenAid Food Processor I have, though, I don't think they have many left, and the price may have been raised a bit.

Though the recipe calls for macadamia nut butter (which I made by blending 2 cups of macadamia nuts in a food processor until smooth), you can essentially use any nut butter that you have on hand such as almond butter.

I have yet to make my own hummus though... I'll have to look for a food processor!

I do have a question though: could I do this in a mixer or does it have to be done in a food processor?