Not exact matches
Not sure where i went wrong, followed recipie to the letter and
have had to leave it for a
good hour and a half and it still was like bread and butter puding, it
just wouldnt set to a cutable like
texture.
If I want a less
textured biscuit,
would it work
just as
well if I roughly ground the oats in a food processor before hand?
I love mushrooms; they
just have the most amazing
texture — thick, meaty and hearty, as
well as an absolutely delicious taste that seems to go amazingly
well with any savoury dish!
Of course you still
have the classic super creamy
texture of normal hummus, as
well as the subtle hints of tangy lemon, smooth tahini and peppery cumin so you won't be loosing any of your favourite hummus elements,
just adding to their awesomeness with a few new additions!
Other than that, I loved it, and is infinitely
better the day after when the flavours
have meld and the
texture is
just right
Lately I
've been stirring collagen protein into my oats as the collagen powder dissolves completely and doesn't change the taste or
texture of the oatmeal at all, it
just brings in a
good 10g of protein!
For perfect paleo pancakes, get a fish spatula and make this recipe, which
just so happens to
have the
best texture of
just about any paleo pancakes I
've made to date!
The flavor and
texture of the actual bread is the
best I
have ever made but the jalapeno and cheese add
just another layer of specialness.
After freezing the
texture breaks down so you barely
have to mash them, but the end product is
just as
good.
This pizza
has major
texture and flavor and is absolutely perfect for a (please, let it be) end - of - winter celebration of the type of cuddly cooking that
just doesn't taste as
good when it's above freezing outside.
I can
just picture how
well the soft
texture of the banana
would work here.
After baking six different versions and tormenting our families for days with endless debates about which
had the
best flavor, the
best texture, the
best... muffin excellence... Gretchen and I settled on
just the right balance of healthiness and all - out yumminess.
If you didn't know
better, it might be a bit difficult to place the flavor of these cookies as being specifically cashews, but it
would surely be easy for you to recognize a depth and richness to their taste — and with their famously (
well amongst my family) soft
texture,
well, let's
just say you might not look at other cookies the same way again
I whisk the eggs prior to adding to the pan, and then also once they are in the pan — it's important to move the eggs around in the pan so that the uncooked liquid falls to the bottom and
has a chance to cook, but it's important to whisk the eggs before they get to the pan as
well to make sure that the
texture is even, and you don't
have places in your omelette that are
just yolk or
just egg white — so in short, I do both.
Keep mixing with the fork, as your hands
would be too warm, then add the water little by little,
just enough to make a
good grainy
texture.
On the other hand, I
've been adding all sorts of
texture and flavor pops over the top of the silky soup, like garbanzos or lentils, spiced seeds, and this genius savory pistachio granola, which kicks up
just about anything it's added to to the
best degree.
I also use dark brown sugar and half crunchy half creamy pb topped with Maldon salt before freezing and they
have the perfect crunchy
texture Side note, brand does affect the
texture, I
've had the
best results with jif creamy + jif extra crunchy and don't do all crunchy pb as they come out too dry The slightly large cookies take min 20 - 24 min to bake I
have not
had luck freezing this dough nor baked cookies so it's
best to chill until you freeze
just for the 15 - 20 min before baking
It also
had such a creamy
texture from the oats, beans, and avocado that
just seemed to work together as
well as the balance of flavors.
Luckily this frosting doesn't harden OR get too gooey — it keeps its
texture really
well — I
just found chilling it gave it that extra bit of thickness that a cream cheese frosting should
have.
You could use raw almonds but I think roasted
just have such a
better flavor and
texture.
I don't know how
well butter or cream
would compliment the flavors, and I doubt nut flours
would blend seamlessly into the sauce; with this one, you're
just going for
texture alone, and the gums
would probably achieve that without compromising flavor or cooking time.
I think that the crinkle cookies (made like traditional cookies) may work
just as
well and
would be a true cookie flavor /
texture.
I
have started buying organic beans, but usually
just store brand, and I find that they
have a much
better texture and flavor.
Just made these tonight for my husband and I. I think even broccoli haters will like them; they also
would be
good to serve to lacto - ovo vegetarians, as they are rather «meaty» in
texture.
The
texture is
good and the taste once sweetened with agave is quite nice but I'm
just wondering if anyone else
has noticed that there's a really strong sour odor?
It tastes
just as
good or
better than any artisan bread I
have bought at the bakery — the extra yeast lends itself to a more sourdough style without the need for a starter, and the
texture is perfect.
the trick to getting the
best texture is to take them out of the oven when they are
just starting to think about turning brown but haven't yet.
I made mushroom risotto with it
just last night, and it was
good, but the rice
had a different
texture — chewier and less creamy than Arborio.
Thanks to cashew nuts, the
texture is smooth and really creamy, and this is a
good all - purpose gravy that
would go with
just about anything, I imagine.
Just kidding, it actually means «mixed rice» but since part of the point of bibimbap is to achieve a
good mix of colours and
textures, eat the rainbow
would be apropos!
definitely doing these again you may
have to add a little more than a Tbsp (maybe another tsp, I eyeballed it lol) until the
texture is
just right... But the ends didn't burn as quickly and the flavor and
texture is wonderful...
Good luck everyone!
It did help to toast the bun and the crunch of the coleslaw was
good, but then you bite into that tofu... Maybe it was
just the contrasting
textures that didn't work quite as
well as I
had hoped.
I can not describe to you how insanely
good this is, I can
just confirm that it's
just as amazing as anything that my Eye - talian nana used to make.The butternut noodles
have this
good carby
texture, despite
having far fewer carbs and calories than grain - based noodles.
Call forth all your artistic talent and arrange the vegetables
best you can in one single layer — play with colors,
textures, shapes and sizes and
just have fun!
This bread is great fresh out of the oven, but I actually think it is even
better toasted — it
just has a great
texture for toasting!
The flavors and
texture just come together a lot
better once they
've cooled off.
If you
have a high powered blender and can make the pudding really smooth, it's even more fun to eat, but if not (I don't
have one) it tastes
just as
good, but with a little more
texture.
If you
would still want to use the pumpkin I
would do
just 1/4 cup of pumpkin and 1/4 cup of olive oil, that way the
texture would be much
better.
Even with soaking that wasn't a
good idea, they
just don't
have the tender
texture of fresh.
We use glace cherries in our which are obviously super naughty and don't really bear any relation to real cherries, but they are
just right in a pineapple upside - down cake — and
have a much
better texture than tinned ones — bleugh!
I'm that obsessed:) This oatmeal is slightly different, nuttier, and it is the
best I
have ever
had:) to save time in the morning, and because I like a little mushier
texture, I soak it overnight, cook it for
just a minute or two in the morning.
I love them in smoothies or
just as snacks, they seriously
have the
best texture
When I took them out of the oven
just shy of when I
would've taken out a non-almond flour cookie by measuring doneness by sight, I
had the
best texture so for the commentor whose cookies were on the dry side I
would recommend that.
I often
just bake the jackfruit bits for 5 - 15 mins after cooking, they definitely
have a
better texture that way.
If you get a
good raw cheesecake, it
has the
texture of a New York style cheesecake which
just melts in your mouth.
We love Halloumi's squeaky
texture, but some torn salted mozzarella
would be
just as
good (
just don't try grilling it).
These seeds
just taste amazing and for me really bring this meal together, as they provide a gorgeous
texture contrast which all
good food should
have.
One isn't
better than another, they
just have different
textures.
Just omit the coconut milk (you get a
better texture when it hasn't been frozen) and garnishes for now.
I use 2 whole eggs + 6 egg whites because the
texture / taste seems
better than with
just egg whites - I
've tried all the possible permutations It also depends on your palate.