Sentences with phrase «little kitchen works»

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They work in soup kitchens, care for abandoned babies, teach adults how to read, treat the sick, and do countless other good works, for which they receive almost no recognition and very little pay.

An article is due, Brian returns to work, tinies will make a mess of Legos and dress - up clothes in their playroom, the little jumperoo - baby - thing is perched on the kitchen floor, we'll have leftovers tonight.

That works until the little guy loses interest in the movie after about five minutes, and then toddles into the kitchen demanding the food off of our plates even though he has already eaten.

Because I have little hope in quick remodeling, I figure I'll actually have a working kitchen by the time your book comes out.

All it takes it's little imagination and some work in the kitchen.

So I promise promise PROMISE that, even if I have to use my little bit of spending money on this myself... this girl is getting to work on some breads in the kitchen ASAP!

I very fondly remember going down to the kitchen as a little kid to see her working on her big flour - coated work table, scooping heaps of flour out of large plastic containers, and can almost still taste the gluten in the air.

I'm a travel nurse working, at the moment, in corrections, so when I read the hummus revelation i was on break and nowhere near a kitchen... but... as luck would have it, there were CHICKPEAS on a sort of thrown together salad the prison kitchen whipped up... You can imagine the looks and eye rolls when i was seen carefully separating the little chick peas and experimentally peeling them with thumb and two fingers.

It's tough to keep little hands from sneaking all the RITZ crackers in my kitchen when prepping appetizers, so I'm putting those hands to work.

Professional kitchen work IS gruntwork, pure and simple, with little to no glamour.

Icecream, milk, and sometimes a little bit of hot chocolate powder, mash mash mash with a fork (kitchen machines and mixers were still a little out of my repetoire at this point... And the fork worked surprisingly well:P) and it was the most delicious thing on a hot Summer's day!

With a tried and true quick bread formula at my fingertips (thanks to some adaptations from an America's Test Kitchen recipe), I set to work making this sweet bread that is touched with a little tartness from the cranberries and a zing from the ginger.

Less work in the kitchen, less work on the laptop, a little more slacking and laying around, right?

Brussels sprouts aren't the first ingredient anybody thinks of when they think of Italian food, but this salad takes a basic equation from the Italian kitchen — fresh vegetables, olive oil, and a little bit of Italian cheese — and makes the sprouts work in the context of the cuisine.

I love spending time in our kitchen and also share little glimpses of my life as a wife to one awesome Mathlete and working mom to 2 cute kids!

-LSB-...] I came across a healthy muffin recipe a couple of weeks ago, that I had been dying to try and finally had a little down - time before work on Saturday so I put my kitchen to good use and tried out the «Fuel to Go Muffins» found on Art and the Kkitchen to good use and tried out the «Fuel to Go Muffins» found on Art and the KitchenKitchen.

I usually just put it in a giant container in the kitchen and munch on handfuls of it throughout the day, or bring a little Tupperware of it with me to work.

These tasty little delights may look like they'd be a fair amount of work in the kitchen but I'm SO happy to tell you they're insanely easy to whip up and the time they take to make really just lies in waiting for a sweet potato to bake and the quinoa to cook.

I also worked a little bit in my kitchen garden and finally put some seeds in the soil.

Christina, you cook just like I do — adding a bit of this and a little of that and changing things up to make it work with what I have in the kitchen and to what I'm craving now.

I've mostly been using them in the kitchen or for cleaning up faces and grubby little hands, but they also work well in the bathroom both to clean the room and to clean body parts.

Perfect for those with very little space in their homes or play areas, the Cozy Kitchen has all the amenities of a working kitchen in 1 compact loKitchen has all the amenities of a working kitchen in 1 compact lokitchen in 1 compact location.

Kitchens are full of science, from the biology of yeast making pizza dough rise to growing salt crystals (sugar crystals are fun too, but a little tougher to make work) and learning about starch!

It may take a little flexibility and some simple prep work, but with the right expectations, your time in the kitchen with your preschooler can be a culinary adventure you'll both enjoy.

Here are some little changes we've been working on: * Almost 100 % kitchen cloth use instead of paper towels and paper napkins.

I too breastfeed my 14 months old n planning to continue till i can, use diapers only at night n when go out n planning to completely avoid while home, once my boy is on his foot, i may require little hard work no probs.Toys limited n those gifted (left some in carton as it's not apt to gv him now) moroever he likes kitchen utensils a lot.so i hv stock for him.Dress - i keep good ones in number as we go out on weekends.I prepare my own babyfoods and eat leftovers than preparing for me (if i made some fluid i add flour to it and make a pancake or some other stuff i can takein, thing is he too luvs it).

We only wish that we had found the Learning Tower when our eldest child was a wee little girl because she seemed to enjoy working at the kitchen counter the most (or isn't it probably the case that an only child - as she was at the time - probably gets much more focused kitchen counter time with caregivers than do a bunch of kids?)

Foods like sprouts will grow easily in glass jars on a kitchen counter, and with a little more work, a tray of microgreens can create a lot of nutrition for a family.

I've mainly been spending days at the hospital and am thankfully able to work there some, but time in the kitchen has been a little less routine this past few week and it may be that way for the next few weeks to come.

If not this, then this pudding: http://testkitchentuesday.com/2012/06/04/not-your-grandmas-chocolate-pudding/ with a little bit of coconut oil mixed in Lunch — Lentil sandwich on either whole wheat sourdough or wrapped in 2 collard greens (http://testkitchentuesday.com/2013/04/02/lentil-almond-spring-roll-featuring-collard-greens/) with flax crackers or maybe some dried plantains, a piece of fruit — usually an apple, but lately, a peach or 2 plums Afternoon snack — If I'm working out again on my bike, I'll have a Kind bar or maybe a handful of nuts and raisins Dinner — Big, everything but the kitchen sink salad, like this one: http://testkitchentuesday.com/2013/01/30/big-salads-for-the-win/ Evening snack — As much as I try not to have one, the evening snack is my vice.

The other sugars work beautifully as well with little to no change to a recipe, and I believe they should be a staple in your kitchen, too.

I'm going to work on making them a little less crumbly, but I was really happy to feel successful in the kitchen again.

While working on our little back mudroom redo I was inspired to create something for this narrow little wall that separates the kitchen from the living room.

Of course all parents want to provide good, healthy snacks for your little ones, but most days between juggling family, household responsibilities, work, and even other children, it can be difficult to spend time in the kitchen doing a lot prep work, especially when on the go.

I love Rachel Khoo and her Parisien little Kitchen... I used to watch her videos also when I was working becuase the tiles of the kitchen and her french touch cooking was really chKitchen... I used to watch her videos also when I was working becuase the tiles of the kitchen and her french touch cooking was really chkitchen and her french touch cooking was really charming.

I still want to look cute and stylish, but I want something that will work for lounging, helping out in the kitchen, and can withstand a little over-indulging.

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Yesterday at work I walked into the little kitchen / break area on my floor at Adobe and ran into a coworker who was also wearing comfy Ugg boots like mine.

I love spending time in our kitchen and also share little glimpses of my life as a wife to one awesome Mathlete and working mom to 2 cute kids!

I catered a big weeding this past weekend, and did a little more work for my kitchen makeover, I'm getting so excited to reveal it to you.

I am working on a full post of our sweet friend Allison, from Cottage Inspiration «s stunning kitchen with tons and tons of photos and a source list that I am hoping to have up Sunday or at the latest Monday, but in the mean time I thought I would share a few little preview photos.

When I was little, back at Rose Hill, I used to sneak out of the kitchen, away from Auntie Aggie while she and the other aunties worked to feed all of the hungry mouths on the plantation.

Tell the dog «No Bite» and move the dog to a chosen quiet area (bathrooms or kitchens with little activity work well) and leave the dog there for a short period.

Just to the right of the kitchen there is a little room that is used as an office for you to keep up with the goings on back at work and a day bed is here along with a walk in shower and a toilet also to sleep that extra guest.

Overcooked features these little cartoon chefs trying to work together to cook up dishes in various kitchen settings.

Yet this kitchen - sink approach does have downsides: The inclusion of some books which are little more than collections of postcards stretches the definition to the point of snapping, and, books that are merely catalogues of visual artists» works are, for the most part, distractions, risking little and accomplishing less.

Or that in 1943 the «kitchen of tomorrow» would involve built - in waffle irons and be one in which «three - quarters of the «little woman's» work can be done while comfortably seated.»

While anyone with a little culinary sense can work as part of a kitchen crew, employers prefer that the staff they hire has some information about the way this system is handled.

The condo needs a little work and could use updated bathrooms and kitchens.

Most of the hard work raising vegetables and flowers from seeds comes in the beginning when you have a million little peat pots, seed packets, bags of seed - starting soil mix and Popsicle sticks spread out on the kitchen table.