Sentences with phrase «little grainy texture»
I personally don't prefer quick oats for some recipes as I like a little grainy texture for my breakfast cookies.
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The first time I made this I found the nuts added a little grainy texture to the soup.
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I totally agree that the texture is a little grainer, I think that's inevitable as the ingredients are so different but the stronger the food processor you use the less grainy they become
The texture was a little less grainy because of the finely ground coconut flour but the flavour was very similar to a sweetened cornbread recipe.
The texture of the flour can be a little grainy but truly does melt in you mouth.
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.
It will still taste good if it's a little «grainy», but will have a texture more like Nutella if you process it long enough to get smooth.
The flour ended up a little grainier, but the texture is perfect — closer to a bran muffin in bar form.
The texture took a few mins to get used to, its a little grainy.
The texture was thick and a little grainy.
It's sweet, grainy, and a little grassy the way a bowl of oatmeal would taste, and has a fuller texture than other alt milks.
Potatoes have that effect too, but have a little more starch and give soups a slightly grainier texture.
So, the texture to the flour is different, a little more grainy.
He shot Jackie, his first film in English, on grainy Super 16, which undercuts the glamour of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. with a little gritty texture, while also allowing Larraín to match his own footage to archival snippets.
The Kids Edition case reminds me of a car dashboard, a little rubbery but still firm, and textured with that grainy, dimply pattern.
Relax in a zen - like bathroom The owner originally considered making the bathroom dark and moody — «like a cave» but opted instead for something a little lighter by finishing the walls with a rough, grainy plaster to lend texture.