Sentences with phrase «like eating in restaurants»

Basically, it's the type of food I like eating in restaurants but don't want to cook at home.

Not exact matches

Pay the mortgage on a $ 10m mansion as well as a $ 5m summer place in the Hamptons, put four kids through Ivy League colleges, fly first class anywhere you'd like, make half a dozen angel investments at $ 250K each, eat out every night at three star restaurants, vacation on the Riviera, and have a full - time cook, butler, nanny and chauffeur.

If you go out to eat after church, or like to pray for your servers, leave gospel tracts on the table, or have Bible studies in restaurants... tip well!

I curled up in the corner of a crowded restaurant on Mother's Day, alone, and I read an Oprah Magazine and ate carbs until I felt like a person again.

In fact, over the past decade, these gourmet restaurants on wheels have been changing the way diners eat out, especially in highly populated areas like business and civic centerIn fact, over the past decade, these gourmet restaurants on wheels have been changing the way diners eat out, especially in highly populated areas like business and civic centerin highly populated areas like business and civic centers.

While the City of Angels is replete with meat - minded eateries, one such restaurant — STK in the W Los Angeles in West Beverly Hills — rises above thanks to an inimitable mix: a well - conceived and expertly executed menu proffered in a high - intensity, chic club - like atmosphere where dining is far more than eating: it's an event.

At some point, I had it in a restaurant and determined that's its appearance is the only «weird» thing about it and its flavor couldn't be more pedestrian — it tastes exactly like green cabbage you've been eating all your life.

Also, when I ate in some Russian restaurants in NYC, they had buns, dark bread - like with raisins.

Many people don't like to eat in a big 500 - seat restaurant.

Despite living in what feels like the restaurant capital of the world, Tim and I eat dinner at home most nights.

You will feel like you are eating in one of those fancy restaurants.

My friend Malcolm (who is a national champion cyclist and complete fitness and nutrition enthusiast) has a favorite restaurant that he likes to eat at in Westlake Village called «Joi Cafe».

Hi Helene, as mentioned in the post this does not taste like the naan you're used to eating in restaurants — it's a paleo - friendly version for those who can not tolerate grains or gluten.

In many countries like the U.S., much of the waste happens at home, in restaurants or at grocery stores when food is not eateIn many countries like the U.S., much of the waste happens at home, in restaurants or at grocery stores when food is not eatein restaurants or at grocery stores when food is not eaten.

«I like your restaurant and eat here often,» I told him, «and I also visit your other restaurant in the southern part of the state.

For his annual Hot 10 list (see the 2016 list here), Andrew Knowlton dined at hundreds of restaurants, traveled thousands of miles, and devoured something like a million calories — all in search of the country's best new places to eat.

As one Korean restaurant in Dallas advises on its menu, «Eat Korean food as much as you like and you will still lose weight.»

During the beginning stages of work on the book, Paloma liked to play a game of flipping through our working binder with recipe photos, much like through a menu in a restaurant, pointing out what she would like to eat that day.

Any of these dishes could come from a «fancy» fine - dining restaurant, but something about eating them in a room that feels like the love child of a German beer garden (wooden picnic tables, garage doors) and a Parisian hideaway (subway tile, the spiffy curved ceiling) makes them taste even better.

And many U.S. restaurants, like Publican in Chicago, where Monberg ate last week, fly in New Zealand oysters during the summer months.

The random Coeliac stranger told me he lived in Rome and should I ever return — just like the single coin I'd tossed in the Trevi Fountain said I would — I must make my way immediately to an amazing restaurant, he said, called Mama Eat.

Yes, it looks like Columbus, Ohio makes a great effort to get kids interested in eating... offering the choices a bit like in a restaurant... different stations to walk to (Deli, Grill, Main Event and From the Garden) and in the «Garden» section fruits and vegetables.

These kids that eat in Columbus, well it is like being at a restaurant!

The whole meal felt like an upscale dinner I'd eat at a restaurant but was super affordable and quick to prepare in my own home.

Imagine a future for your child where anything food related becomes huge social hurdles for that child later, like trying to plan a meal for someone who will only eat blue food, or someone who will only eat smoothies, or someone that can't sit in a restaurant for more than 20 minutes at a time.

The majority of elementary schools in Austin are now serving themed entree salads twice a week that look more like what you'd order at a restaurant than what you'd assemble from an all - you - can - eat salad bar.

I worry that they take it for granted and when they whine that they really want to eat something in a restaurant based on what they like while my decision is what is more economical, that they don't understand.

Packaged food is also handy to take in your bag when you are going out to eat, to feed to baby in the case there is nothing suitable at the restaurant or your baby doesn't like the food there.

It's also a good idea to throw in a few favorite snacks, in case the food is slow to arrive or not to your child's liking (just because he loves the mac»n' cheese at home doesn't mean he'll eat the restaurant version).

I love getting together with friends and picnicking in Millennium Park, taking a boat ride on the Architectural Tours -LCB- or Odyssey -RCB-, and eating outside at some of my favorite restaurants -LCB- like Tavern on Rush, Piccolo Sogno, LuxBar, Parlor Pizza Bar, Hugos, and anywhere in the West Loop - they really got it going on down there! -RCB-.

I was a bit chilly in the restaurant, but I felt like my normal body temperature returned quickly as I began to eat.

With dad in the restaurant industry — Dan is behind Brooklyn favorites like Urban Rustic, Lodge, and a brand - new sustainable seafood place in Bushwick, Sea Wolf — the kids are used to eating clean.

This made me feel like I was eating in a restaurant.

For some reason, many people (me included in the past) feel like vacation is a time to completely disregard normal eating habits and budget constraints and spend enormous amounts of money eating processed foods at overpriced restaurants.

And even though salt is ubiquitous in American diets today, cutting back can be relatively simple: Eat less processed food, buy low - sodium or sodium - free products like soups and condiments, avoid the obviously salty restaurant items (hello, cheese fries), and use less salt when cooking your own meals at home.

I have watched now several of his short videos and wished I had a list of foods he talked about that are good to order in a restaurant and / or buy in the grocery store since he likes to eat out a lot and I have bought AMY's canned vegan vegetable chillies in the past and he liked that once in a while.

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If you're eating lots of polyunsaturated fats with your meat, if you're cooking your meat in bad oils, or you're eating meat that's been cooked in refined high - PUFA seed oils (like most prepared and restaurant food), heme may cause problems.

That might seem like a lot of bad news about restaurants, but really, if you're diligent and ask lots of questions, eating in a restaurant can be no big deal.

Just keep in mind that you very well might be eating GM foods the next time you're chowing down some corn chips, corn flakes or other corn cereals, soy milk or any soy products like tofu, soy protein, anything sweetened with high fructose corn syrup (which is almost ALL processed foods) or any foods fried in soybean oil, corn oil, cottonseed oil, or canola oil, which is virtually anything that's fried at a typical restaurant.

Paleo Friendly and Gluten Free Restaurants in San Francisco Do you like to go out to eat, but always feel gross afterwards because of poor food quality?

Like most dishes served in restaurants, presentation is everything, but it also has to make sense for the person eating the dish.

Pretend like you're dining out When dining in a restaurant, I typically eat much slower than I do when I'm at home, so I try to mimic this experience by extending the time I spend on my meal.

Even when I am in town, we like to eat out a good bit and experience new restaurants, and it is always a struggle to find food that is compliant with Whole 30.

Of everywhere I ate in Hong Kong this felt the most like a «fast food» restaurant focused on pushing out quantity rather than quality.

I love getting together with friends and picnicking in Millennium Park, taking a boat ride on the Architectural Tours -LCB- or Odyssey -RCB-, and eating outside at some of my favorite restaurants -LCB- like Tavern on Rush, Piccolo Sogno, LuxBar, Parlor Pizza Bar, Hugos, and anywhere in the West Loop - they really got it going on down there! -RCB-.

Tommy and I are big sushi fans, but we don't get to eat it as much we would like, because our favorite sushi place is about an hour away (all of our favorite restaurants are about an hour away actually, except Chick - fil - a... but that's what happens when you live in a small town).

You simply sit in a gorgeous restaurant, sip tea, eat finger sandwiches, and throw your head back as you laugh at a lady - like decibel.

I shared the story of the man who went berserk in a restaurant over 10 years earlier because he thought I looked like his recently deceased wife, the gentleman who told me graphic details of his colonoscopy while we were eating lunch, as well as the fairytale romances leading to marriage proposals.

So, you like eating at restaurants, try to stay in shape, and watch TV sometimes?