Sentences with phrase «in a little water»

Slowly add in a little water while mixing until dough forms.

Steam until tender, or simmer in a little water until cooked.

If you like a thicker soup then add more corn starch (dissolved in a little water) and continue to cook until the desired thickness is achieved.

If the liquid reduces to less than three - quarters of the way up the sides of the meat, stir in a little water.

Once cut up, start to cook for about 20 minutes in a little water over a medium heat until soft.

Try soaking the flax seeds overnight in a little water.

Instead of cooking broccoli in a little water, try using a little broth instead — a subtle difference in taste that just may sway your baby!

If using dates, you may want to soak them for a few minutes beforehand in a little water.

I started with cooking these berries down in a little water.

This squash is delicious simply steamed in a little water.

Then peel and dice them and simply steam or simmer the cubes in a little water until tender.

Meanwhile, cook the spinach in a little water, then drain.

I've always found that kidney herbs work best if they are taken regularly in liquid form in a little water, it makes sense.

This recipe starts with gently boiling fresh figs in a little water until they are soft.

To thicken shake up about a TB of tapioca flour in a little water and add to the sauce.

If you ever find your smoothies to thick add in a little water to thin it out.

Steam for around 8 to 10 minutes, or boil in a little water until tender (but do remember that boiling may cause some of the nutrients to leach into the cooking water).

Either steam or cook in a little water for 10 minutes until soft with the whole cloves embedded in a piece or two to infuse.

Try a digestive enzyme after you eat, or try 1 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in a little water in between meals to stimulate hydrochloric acid production to help your stomach break down food.

Or go cold: Mash up berries and mix in a little water, then freeze in ice - pop molds.

While your Brussel sprouts are cooking in the oven make your pesto; place all of your ingredients in a food processor and whizz until smooth — adding in a little water if needed.

Gently reheat in a small pot, drizzling in a little water and whisking often until it returns to its original creamy state.

hi all, its does state how to steam / cook the cauliflower in the instructions / recipe * to cook the cauliflower florets, steam a little over 2 cups raw cauliflower florets in a little water covered for for 4 to 5 minutes or until tender but not mushy, then drain well and dry on paper towel, then using a knife finely chop and set 2 cups aside.

To cook the cauliflower florets, steam a little over 2 cups raw cauliflower florets in a little water covered for for 4 to 5 minutes or until tender but not mushy, then drain well and dry on paper towel.

Try adding in a little water too.

Soak the brown rice paper in a little water, up to 1 minute.

For starches, generally these are things that can dissolve easily in a little water to make a clear gelatenous like liquid / paste.

I am going to add raisins at this stage — don't know if I should have added them before -LRB-???)-- I've plumped them up in a little water so they are juicy.

When they have no fish they boil several pounds of these peppers in a little water, and dip their mandioca bread into the fiery soup thus formed.

In this case, if you must avoid all the alliums, steam your greens in a little water or broth, mix in lemon juice and tahini, and some red pepper flakes and sesame seeds.

If it tears while pressing it in, just dab you fingers in a little water and press the tears back together.

To make romesco sauce, sauté the onions, garlic, and tomatoes in a little water or white wine until the onions are translucent, add chili powder, and sauté an extra minute.

In a medium sized pot, sweat your onion in a little water or stock until it is tender.

Chop onion, and saute leeks and onion in the bottom of a large soup pot in a little water until soft.

Cook the onion and courgette if using for about 4 mins in a medium sauce pan with a dash of oil or just sauté in a little water.

I quickly sauteed the mushrooms in a little water while bringing a pot of water to a boil to cook the pasta in.

Chop the flesh and cook gently in a little water in a covered pan until tender.

The fruits can also be cooked first (simmered in a little water, about a half cup for 4 cups chopped fruit, for 10 to 15 minutes, covered), which intensifies the flavor a bit and eliminates any enzymes or bacteria that may cause trouble later.

(Ideally, dissolve the gelatin in a little water or other liquid when adding it to a recipe).

Dab your sponge or paint brush in a little water and then in your watercolor paints.

Simmer the carrots in a little water until tender, until a fork can easily pierce them.

Store fruits and vegetables correctly You can get very specific and give each fruit and veggie the same individualized care you wish for your children (i.e. storing asparagus upright in a little water or wrapped in a moist paper towel) but if just want the basics, here you go: A. Don't wash any fruits or vegetables until you're ready to eat them.

Steam the parsnip dice — or boil in a little water — until tender.

Quinoa cook times can vary a bit and stir in a little water if still uncooked but dry.

Take 1 scoop (500 mg or ~ one - fourth of a teaspoon) mixed in a little water to dissolve, at least ten minutes away from meals (best first thing in the morning), daily or every other day.

If the queso seems too thick, drizzle in a little water and whisk to desired consistency.