Sentences with phrase «holds together really»

It's thick and delicious and holds together really well.

When chilled this holds together really nicely.

The flavor was less sweet and more earthy but held together really well, Better than our original cauliflower base.

Don't expect it to be like your regular flour - based crust, but it does hold together really well and has a nice chewiness to it.

Mine hold together really well, but they can fall apart if under - baked.

And they look like they hold together really well too!

These actually held together really well!

but once cool they held together really well and are oh so fudgy.

My bread is delicious, moist, and held together really well unlike some vegan breads that get crumbly.

Rolling the dough is the tricky part, but it does hold together really well.

And it held together really well even without all the oil!

Here is what I noticed... They held together really well when refrigerated.

And it held together really well even without all the oil!

Holding them together really reveals just how much of a difference the additional size and weight savings make, however — even holding it while also holding an iPad mini reveals significantly less tangible heft, despite the smaller tablet being lighter.

They hold together really well, but you can still pull them up and wash them in a sink if they get dirty.

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We do not think of His acting as an occasional intervention coming from the outside, but rather as the transcendent creative activity of God who alone makes it possible for our world to «hold together» and to rise, in accordance with His plan, step by step higher, so that really new things appear in it and finally man appears in it.

Christians who really follow Christ «hold the world together»!

«If we really believe in an omnipresent, sovereign, providentially moving, holding - the - universe - together - by - His - Holy - Spirit God, one who wants us to know and experience His presence (to see), then surely we must be missing a lot.

It's family blood that thickens and holds and pumps in every life and it's friendship that needs no words, only a raised eyebrow, for an entire conversation to happen because really what is family but this and all of us in this together?

A little reflection might raise questions about whether this proposal really holds together.

Thus the really serious theological / political task comes into focus: to hold together in word and act, in talking and walking, what is one in the event of Easter: that the liberation of God, for us, has taken place in him.

They are poor, they are not really educated that well, all that holds them together is the faith of Islam.

Such a purpose is really the unifying agreement which has been drawing together the various denominational groups; it now needs to be clearly held and announced, and the churches should throw their full and enthusiastic support back of the programs which seek to embody it.

Perhaps; though the sceptic might still argue that here one is looking not at the impact of vows, but at those couples who have contrived to hold together through a certain level of psychological stability supported by sufficient conditions of external security.Let us allow the sceptic to press his point: can one really do more than hope for permanence in marriage?

If you know some basic hermeneutical principals, there really isn't much of a problem explaining it all, or coherently holding it together.

I really liked the blog and tackling an issue about what holds community together — and from my experience also — love is the great glue.

There is no purpose, there are no causes, all that's just stuff we make up to hold the goddamn world together — all we've really got is what we have right here and now: being alive!

very say to say what our country has come too... comdemn wholesom families who have held this country together and lift up the degenerates of society... RIMMING does anyone out there really know what that is??

You hold in your imagination the tail end of a mishmash of mythologies, tied together to blind you and restrict you from simply seeing everything as it really is.

I am not sure raisins would work as well because medjool dates are really sticky so help to hold it together.

Unfortunately the dates hold the whole thing together so they are really important to the recipe!

I think the egg whites solved the crumbly problem associated with not using psyllium, and I was really happy with the result as it held together perfectly.

It's held together by chia seed and apple puree, which together mean that you really can pick up the slices without them braking — just like real pizza!

You really need them to hold the soft mixture together.

I actually find that they are not as sweet as you would think and the dates really hold the pastry together so they are quite important.

Just don't tell my husband (who really enjoyed these) that they're held together by -LSB-...]

That recipe really needs the almond butter to bind them but THIS recipe holds together beautifully because pumpkin puree is a terrific binder.

I find brown rice syrup much thicker than maple syrup, so it really helps with holding it together well.

It's sweet but not overpowering and is thick enough to help really hold everything together well.

I add 2 Tbsp pure maple syrup or honey (you can use agave or apple honey) to add flavor, but the brown rice syrup will really help hold things together.

I had one really ripe banana and one regular so, hopefully, they should be sweet and hold together.

I wasn't sure when I got it out of the oven but it has a real bread - like consistency and it slices really thin and holds together wonderfully — just made a veggie sandwich with it — no crumbling or sogginess — score!!!

The crust didn't really hold together well but I think if I had crushed the cones a little finer I wouldn't have had that problem.

I like to use an egg in chewy granola bars as it really helps with texture and to hold the softer bars together.

I think it really helped hold them together!

They really shine when one is making something that needs to either A) hold together or B) trap air to rise.

-- 1 can mixed beans (I used Scarpone's which was composed of a melange of red kidney beans, white beans, black eyed peas and chickpeas but any variety or varieties you like will work)-- 1/4 cup uncooked wild rice, cooked in veg stock until tender — 2 large stuffer mushrooms — 1/2 to 1 cup panko bread crumbs (I know this is quite the range but it really depends on the moisture content of your burgers — they won't hold together if they are too soupy)-- salt and pepper, to taste (I indulged in a healthy amount of truffle salt)

I'd much prefer natural peanut butter, but it doesn't really melt or hold things together for me, although I've had reviewers that have said it worked for them.

The flavor of goat cheese really stands out, but I used a little cream cheese to help hold it all together.

, but I am really thinking of making these with my cream cheese pastry because it is moist and holds together while still being delightfully flaky.