Sentences with phrase «little nuts in»

My cats Willie (bottom) and Walter (top) have issues of their own — including Walter's tendency to go a little nuts in the evenings.

We can all be a little nuts in the morning, but that nuttiness can get us through the day!

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I take any excess vegetables - e.g., spring onions, leeks, green garlic, beets, kale - and combine them in a food processor with some toasted nuts (almonds or pine nuts), a little hard cheese, and some garlic, vinegar, and olive oil (recipe at right).

A little backstory: In early December, Cho Hyun - Ah — the daughter of Korean Air's president and herself a vice-president at the company — was served macdemia nuts in a paper bag rather than a dish as she prepared to take off from New York's JFK AirporIn early December, Cho Hyun - Ah — the daughter of Korean Air's president and herself a vice-president at the company — was served macdemia nuts in a paper bag rather than a dish as she prepared to take off from New York's JFK Airporin a paper bag rather than a dish as she prepared to take off from New York's JFK Airport.

If you're a family, you're looking at 600k + for a small little condo, which in my opinion is nuts.

All you religious nut jobs only worship your little god to save you from an «eternity in hell».

And little Sir John and the nut brown bowl and his brandy in the glass And little Sir John and the nut brown bowl proved the strongest man at last The huntsman he can't hunt the fox nor so loudly to blow his horn And the tinker he can't mend kettle or pots without a little barleycorn

Earlier in her book she says that she had seen «a little thing, the quantity of a hazel nut, in the palm of [her] hand; and it was as round as a ball.»

For example people can call entrepreneurs a little bit nuts (good nuts), because they believe in a certain goal without proof.

Those who are interested in the nuts - and - bolts of the faith - based movement should read Of Little Faith: The Politics of George W. Bush's Faith - Based Initiatives.

I think it might go a little soggy, what you could do though is cook the mushrooms, squash and pine nuts / pumpkin seeds and keep them all in separate containers for the week and then throw them together each day that way it would stay much fresher!

Hummus and avocado toast can be so great but they're not very portable so I'm really excited by this new nut recipe, as I can just put a little pot of them in my bag and munch on them as I run around throughout the day.

If you like a little something sweet in the morning try adding a couple of medjool dates to the mix too, they sweeten it up and enhance the creaminess and if you feel like you need a crunch, add a little less milk and then pour the smoothie into a bowl and top it with your favourite granola, nuts, seeds, raisins, cacao nibs, fruit etc for a delicious smoothie bowl.

I decided to leave out the nuts and throw in a little nutritional...

Of course, if you want to «beef» it up more, you can add some chopped nuts, or even stir in a little protein powder.

You can serve it up immediately for some banana bee - nut soft serve, or stick it in the freezer to make it a little more solid.

Dry ingredients like nuts, beans, tea, spices, flour and even almond butter can all be purchased in bulk — and by bulk we mean you can purchase as much or as little as you need — no boxes, plastic packaging or paper necessary.

Cream room temperature butter and brown sugar together for 5 — 8 minutes / Add egg & milk mixture (w / extracts) a little at a time until fully incorporated / By hand or with mixer on lowest speed, alternately add flour and buttermilk until just incorporated — don't overmix at this point for the tenderest cake / By hand gently stir in 2 — 3 cups of rhubarb sauce so that it swirls through the batter / Place in a 9 - inch square or 10 - inch round pan coated with just a little butter and flour / Sprinkle evenly with chopped almonds (or, use local hazelnuts instead, or omit the nuts) / Bake at 325º for about an hour, until skewer comes out clean when tested / Macrina Bakery dusts the cake with powdered sugar and coarsely chopped almonds / Cake is tender until completely cooled so handle with care.

This is another one of those awesome basic recipes that are ripe for doctoring: try adding a little cinnamon, some citrus zest, a few handfuls of chocolate chips or chopped nuts — I bet pecans would be really good in the mix.

Check them after the standard baking time, too — oilier nuts or seeds will usually require a little extra time in the oven.

Sure I had the obligatory raw nuts and carrot sticks, but there needed to be something a little more exciting in there.

:D These are deadly simple to make and, aside from the nuts, only simple ingredients are involved — I'm sure there's a little butter and a couple of eggs in your fridge.

A small bag of organic nuts can easily set you back $ 5 - 7, whereas you can buy a bag of them in bulk for just a little bit more, AND for double, if not triple, the amount — all whilst saving on plastic packaging too, if you bring your own container.

Pine nuts can be very expensive, but I buy mine in bulk, and just get what I need — no more — so they really aren't too bad, and a little goes a long way.

Or add a little pine nuts, bread crumbs, or crisp broccoli for a nice contrast in texture.

Nothing better than making a little nut butter in the g2.1!

The most common way I prepare it is to make it into a pilaf, sauteing just a little onion & garlic in the beginning, cooking it in chicken broth, and topping it with toasted pine nuts or slivered almonds.

These little things are such a fun shape — they catch all of the sauce — and in the case of this dish — the pine nuts and Parmesan.

Now this recipe is definitely a little time consuming, because it takes a while to break down the oils in the nuts to create a smooth and creamy butter without adding extra oil, but it's well worth the wait & lasts up to a month in the fridge!

other ingredients 1/2 cup pearlini mozzarella balls, or bocconcini mozzarella balls, tossed in a little salt and pepper (substitute with pan fried tofu or toasted pine nuts or walnuts for a vegan dish)

Anyone who has used nut milk in their java has experienced the dreadful, unsightly coagulation that happens when little bits start to gather at the bottom of the drink.

These little crunchy beauties add a fabulous texture to your salads, soups or just munch on them in the car to keep from gobbling up fatty chips or nuts.

haha Oh gosh I've been trying to cram in all my favorite winter veggies lately before they go out of season... I think the people at the grocery store think I'm a little nuts!!

If you skip this ingredient you will just need to add a little extra water, but it won't have quite the same flavor, and may not thicken up as well (although you could leave it to drip in a nut milk bag while it ferments to help it firm up better).

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I've always been a huge advocate of making your own nut milk or dairy free milk because you're in control and your not taking in all those fillers and preservatives that can be really harsh on your little one.

Raw nuts are the best option here — and I don't like seeds because they're a little messy and I'm just not a seed fan, but you could totally add in some pumpkin seeds!

For a twist I'll toss them in a little coconut oil, sea salt and cinnamon and then lightly toast the nuts on 325F for 10 minutes then letting them cool.

It was amazing because something in it (maybe the edamame) mimicked the little bit of crunchiness that comes from the pine nuts in the pesto.

My recipe here is not only Gluten free, but has VERY little sugar, in fact if you leave out the brown sugar and cookies in the crust and just use a nut / date type bottom for the cheesecake it's SUGAR FREE!

I always have a a little jar of chopped nuts with spices in the fridge and sometimes for a simple meal all I need is the potatoes (or pasta) with a dusting of this nut mix.

March was rather chilly, and the local stands in town have still been selling freshly roasted marrons to snack on with cold fingers that become just a little bit browned from peeling open the charred nuts.

We like to simply add them to oatmeal though lately I have been making energy bites in my food processor with dates and nut butter and a little honey, and then stirring in hemp hearts and puffed brown rice and forming the mixture into balls!

One cup of nuts and 3/4 scoop of powder divided by 12 is defenitely not much and there is little to none in cacao, almond milk and dates.

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The nuts in the topping also add a little bit of protein and healthy fats.

Good, homemade granola is slightly sweet, wonderfully crunchy, and chock - full of delicious extras — nuts, dried fruit, warm spices, coconut, or pretty much anything else you could think of that would be delicious smothered in a little butter and sugar and baked up to crispy perfection.

The pear in this recipe adds just a little sweetness, while the pine nuts offer crunch and richness.

And there's room for innovation like dried plums from the backyard, dried cranberries or apples, almonds or hazelnuts... the character, the beauty of this fruitcake is in its dried fruit and nuts with just a little binder, eggs, flour and sugar, no fat and nothing whatsoever candied.

My healthy, happy, vegan five year old is seriously obsessed with beet burgers and he will eat just about anything with a little nut cheese to dip it in.