Sentences with phrase «like applesauce in»

I am SO happy to hear you like my cookbook Since there is so much beet puree in the recipe, which is basically like applesauce in terms of adding moisture and replacing fat, I wouldn't recommend swapping the oil / Earth Balance with applesauce.

They do disappear much to fast though... need bigger mugs And I usually don't like applesauce in baked goods so I go for banana, but calling for half seemed weird.

Not exact matches

Need advice - would like to sub applesauce for sugar in a zucchini bread recipe.

At that time, there were plenty of blog posts about using things like applesauce, mashed bananas, and pumpkin to replace eggs, but generally those only really work in sweet recipes.

It tastes like a peach applesauce in the best way.

According to Dr. Ruder, stand - ins like applesauce, flaxseed and chia seed work in muffins and cakes but not meringues or soufflés.

In true kid fashion, my daughter announced that she no longer likes applesauce, after I stocked up on it -LRB-!).

Or, let it sit in the fridge and chill it to eat it like applesauce.

Well, maybe I've missed something, and I don't want to be critical, but these pancakes are like eating sawdust, and I think it's because there is no oil, or applesauce or anything in them,

We tend to make our applesauce with these, although we do sometimes add in some Cortlands because we like the pink color (plus cortlands are a little sweeter) and they're also very good apples for pies and apple crisp.

There are many variations also — some people stick a piece of apple in the middle when it is half - way done cooking, others use applesauce, Nutella, banana — really anything you like!

Also, the health benefits of processed apples made into things like juice or applesauce pale in comparison to whole fruit consumption — compacted with the fact they probably aren't using organic apples in the first place.

-LSB-...] Another puree to consider is pumpkin, which, like applesauce, can be used in place of oil when baking cakes and brownies and is one vegetable for which I recommend the canned version.

I blended my own applesauce because I don't like the packaged sort - I didn't think it would make a difference because it didn't in your chocolate cake recipe.

Vanilla Powdered Peanut Butter but there are many other brands you can use) * 1 tablespoon baking powder * 1/4 teaspoon salt * 244 g / 1 cup pumpkin puree (I've used both Libby's and Farmer's Market brand organic) or butternut squash puree or peeled mashed sweet potato (these all have slightly different tastes but I tried them all and liked them all in this recipe) * 4 tablespoons all - natural, unsweetened applesauce * 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon * 1 teaspoon vanilla extract * 240 ml / 8 oz.

You know, stick something like homemade applesauce in a jar to store for the future?

You could easily sub out the cup of water in this cake for a cup of unsweetened applesauce if you like, though.

In this case, substituting something like applesauce for oil in this recipe would just not be worth iIn this case, substituting something like applesauce for oil in this recipe would just not be worth iin this recipe would just not be worth it.

My little also likes to dip the pancakes in something, generally applesauce.

«You can replace butter in a recipe with things like applesauce, other pureed fruits, avocado or oil,» Livingston reveals.

The juice could be mixed in wih rice cereal, mixed in with other baby foods like applesauce, or offered in a bottle.

If your baby's eating solids and you want to use a tablet, ask your child's doctor or pharmacist if it's okay to crush it and put in a spoonful of soft food, like yogurt or applesauce.

For picky eaters: While you are discovering what your picky eater may like, pack up many smaller snacks such as cheese pieces, whole grain crackers, cut up fruit, dips, nuts (if permissible), plain yogurt (in a cooler), whole grain bagels and cream cheese, and applesauce.

Like the other night, before I started dinner he found a pouch of applesauce in my purse and asked me to open it.

Having pain in the mouth is distracting, even for adults, Help your child combat sore gums with cold foods like applesauce, pudding or cold mashed bananas.

If you want to use a chewable tablet, ask your child's doctor or pharmacist if it's okay to crush it first and put in a spoonful of soft food, like yogurt or applesauce.

In cases like this, a jar of chilled applesauce or yogurt can be a godsend.

I use my blender with some water and fruit until it becomes like applesauce.Then i take a coffee filter pour the applesauce like fruit close the top and gentle squeeze until it become juice.i pour it in a the baby bottle or cup.

For specialty products like the Vermont popcorn company Yolo Snacks, Vermont Smoke & Cure, Vermont Bean Crafters and Vermont Village applesauce, Davis and Clifford work with the company to contract for the product and get it in compliance with federal regulations.

I make an effort to waste as little as possible and the food I purchase either doesn't come in a package (like fruits and veggies), comes in recyclable packaging (like canned beans or a jar of applesauce) or we buy in bulk (like nuts and grains) and reuse the plastic bags until they are no good.

In older infants who just begin solid foods, you can avoid the foods like bananas, cereals, and applesauce as they can aggravate constipation.

Think about including things like fresh fruit in a bowl on the counter or table or designate a drawer or basket in the refrigerator that might have things like individual servings sizes of applesauce, carrots, celery or cheese sticks.

The Sili Squeeze food pouch is intended for homemade baby food and smoothies, in addition to ready - made favorites like yogurt and applesauce.

Foods like applesauce, bananas, and cereals are very binding and can cause constipation in babies.

If your child is eating solids and you want to use a tablet, ask your child's doctor or a pharmacist if it's okay to crush it and put in a spoonful of soft food, like yogurt or applesauce.

You also can try putting the pill in a semi-solid food like pudding or applesauce.

In a few short months, the bite marks on your breasts will fade, and the next set of teeth will break through, and you'll be worrying about a whole new set of problems, like whether to feed him banana, avocado, or applesauce for dinner.

He or she will no longer sit still in the cart, meaning you have to act quickly and efficiently, prioritizing things like coffee grounds, applesauce pouches, and milk over cookies, granola bars, and soap.

Random note: my kids actually like meatloaf with applesauce on it, so I add 1/2 cup applesauce in the last hour of cooking.

Banana and applesauce work best as an egg replacer in recipes like pancakes, muffins and yeast - free quick breads, but they won't help your recipe be as light and fluffy as they would with eggs.

Also, the health benefits of processed apples made into things like juice or applesauce pale in comparison to whole fruit consumption — compacted with the fact they probably aren't using organic apples in the first place.

I have substituted applesauce for eggs in many recipes, just need to adjust the liquids and sometimes I use soda water «no salt» for the liquid if I want it to rise, like pancakes.

You could easily sub out the cup of water in this cake for a cup of unsweetened applesauce if you like, though.

You can use more pumpkin in place of the applesauce or vice versa, or sub an equal measure of peeled and finely grated zucchini for both, but I found I liked this combo best.

Like last week... I love Pnut butter in small cup of applesauce... recently couldn't find my usual, got an unfamiliar brand... didn't think twice about it... began eating it during a meeting... I was starving and has always been a great food source... but 1 bite of this made me sick within moments... thank God I was able to make it out the door to vomit... but was a rather noisy event others could hear... I was totally embarrassed, but felt as if I would faint... I was shaky, dizzy, sweating profusely....

Additionally, I'll substitute in a more nutritious ingredient that has some natural sweetness like flavored yogurt, applesauce, or prune puree.

We always have a can of pumpkin in our cupboard, throughout the year, because I love using it as a fat substitute in recipes (similar to how you would with applesauce) and because it's the one vegetable that Paige will eat one hundred percent of the time (I try to get her to mix it into her oatmeal and be cool like me, but she's a two year old who just doesn't understand the idea of food combining.

Nice that you made them healthier with the applesauce I like doing the same thing in my baked goods.