Not exact matches
I
do find that I can't get quite the same
texture and taste
of the tinned products but it is
kinder to the environment.
In fact it
does have the Ambrosia elements, fruits, smells
textures, sweet, salty, acidic, juicy, creamy, crunchy all the components that make a salad a memorable meal, and the
kind of salad you will crave the next day and perhaps the next weekend too.
I think it has mostly to
do with the
texture — and probably the fact that all too often, it's
kind of a sad after - thought next to the veggie tray.
Blend all ingredients together, except for the grated apple, carrot and nuts which you want to add AFTER blending the rest
of the ingredients (you
do this to retain their
texture; also, you don't want to blend the carrot in there and the apple and release all
of their liquid, creating a
kind of pureed mush).
No, baking powder and baking soda
do not provide
texture of any
kind.
I had similar feelings, I tried some
kind of breakfast pudding thing (mixed with almond milk) from another website and I
DID gagged when I tried to eat it, the
texture was horrifying!
It absorbs water and gels up in a similar way to chia seeds and so if you hate any
kind of gelatinous
texture then you may find you don't like pysllium.
I don't think I've ever used arrowroot or cornstarch in baked goods, only to thicken sauces / puddings, could you tell me what it
does, i.e. what
kind of effect
does it have on the
texture?
Several years ago a friend was raving about a catered meal she'd had where they
did crepes rolled with some
kind of a creamy pumpkin filling, but it didn't have the taste or
texture of cream cheese.
The reason why you want to add the apple, carrot, and nuts AFTER blending is to retain their
texture (also, you don't want to blend the carrot in there and the apple and release all
of their liquid, creating a
kind of pureed mush).
I followed the recipe exactly and felt that cookie didn't have the same
kind of texture as shortbread.
I just don't know what
kind of flavor or
texture they impart.
I didn't want to make them «fat free» because when you
do that, you normally end up with some
kind of strange
texture situation, so I've left in 2 tbsp
of delicious, healthy coconut oil (my and my mum are completely obsessed with coconut oil atm).
Yes, the
texture does kind of resemble ground beef before being cooked.
I tried it once, but any
texture that is
kind of gel like doesn't sit well with me.
Both were pleasantly crispy on the top while the bottom was still that white bread soft doughy
texture since they didn't get flipped in the oven... it
kind of makes my throat close up with the thought
of it now but I
do remember it tasting and smelling so yummy.
What
kind of spiralizer
do you use to achieve that ribbon - y
texture?
I was under the impression that, once babies were old enough to swallow thicker
textures, even in the stone age mothers fed them «baby food» by pre-chewing their own food and putting it into the baby's mouth,
kind of like birds
do.
And unless your child will never eat anything that isn't smooth, s / he doesn't have any
kind of issue with
texture that would require intervention *.
They have different likes, different dislikes, different preferences and so you don't have to feed them exactly the same you know you can
kind of say this is my
texture kid and this one is going to need you know things a little bit more puree.
When it's warm it doesn't seem to add much thickness or
texture to the broth the way fat
kind of does and I don't include the fat from chicken for instance when pulling the meat off and adding all the bones and cartilage to the pot to make broth.
Are they supposed to be
kind of crunchy or chewy or what
kind of texture when they are
done?
Let me state that I love brown rice and I think white rice is
kind of tasteless and doesn't have that nice nutty
texture.
Do not like the
texture at all, it leaves a film on my face -
kind of like soap, and makes my skin more oily.
I wish I could pull off this
kind of shape,
does anyone have any suggestions for some more
textured white dresses??
The persistence
of grief and the hope
of redemption are themes as timeless as dramaturgy itself, but rarely
do they summon forth the
kind of extraordinary swirl
of love, anger, tenderness and brittle humor that is «Manchester by the Sea,» Kenneth Lonergan's beautifully
textured, richly enveloping drama about how a death in the family forces a small - town New Englander to confront a past tragedy anew.
The main story, executed via 3 - D animation (all
done on computers) and directed by John Stevenson and Mark Osborne, fluidly integrates gorgeous, impressionistic flourishes with the
kind of hyper - real details one has come to expect from computer - generated imagery: photorealistically
textured stone steps, for instance, and fur so invitingly tactile you want to run your fingers through it.
The center console gets a
texture which resembles some
kind of woodgrain, but it too was black and so subtle it didn't break up the look in the least.
In fact, all you actually need to
do is to gather up your ingredients, prepare them ahead, and fire up that wok so you can stir fry them to perfection.
Of course, it
does take some practice to really get the
kind of textures and flavors that suit your personal taste, but with these recipes you will find the learning process to be quite smooth and even enjoyable.
Graphically, EA Sports UFC 3 is as good as ever with fantastic lighting,
textures, and very detailed character models for each fighter (albeit Stephen Thompson
does kind of look like Jake Ellenberger).
I mean a huge example would be Driveclub game got a huge graphical upgrade, everything from higher
textures to better normal maps, global illumination, advanced weather systems, drip maps, reflections shadows and improved lighting but most gamers didn't notice it, maybe cause a lot
of gamers think crushed blacks and or certain lighting affects look better then others
kind of like console gamers who claim they cant see the difference in 30 and 60 fps or even weird cases
of gamers saying 120 fps is not noticeable or even worse then 60 fps.
The landscape is
kind of bland and the
textures don't seem to have much time invested in them.
The only
kind of data you could expect to be offered in that manner would be
texture downloads — and I think they've already made it clear they aren't planning to
do that either (the update revealing they just managed to get Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion skins for Zero Suit Samus seems proof
of that)
This series will go over all
kinds of things that you can
do with Minecraft: Pocket Edition such as importing custom
texture packs, how to get unavailable blocks and today's subject, importing custom maps.
I don't think I've ever been so inspired by a structure before, it's not my usual turn on, but something about the minimalism and the
textures of the concrete, the strong lines and shades
of gray are great fodder for a
kind of image I am interested in exploring, with vibrating camera work that is between a still and moving image.
They
do harken to the formal qualities
of her paintings, but her ability to wrest relationships between layers, and to create new
kinds of textures, is eye - opening.
OnePlus 5THowever, the finish
of the 5T's metal didn't have the same
kind of powdered
texture we enjoyed using on Google's phones.
If I
do decide to change them out, I'll probably look for something similar (a
textured ivory linen), just because I like the softness they provide to the window and the fact that they
kind of blend in to the white walls.