Sentences with phrase «milk out of the jar»

Then scoop the solids of the coconut milk out of the jar.

Not exact matches

Oh, I found cocoa powder easiest to mix in by shaking — I'll put it into a small jar with some of the «milk», cap it, shake it up, pour it out, and then pour in the rest of the milk into the jar (to clean out any cocoa left behind), cap, shake, pour out, done!

Sometimes I eat it right out of the jar as a replacement for granola, other times I stir it up with some unsweetened almond milk and eat it like oatmeal, and other times I add it to the top of some coconut yogurt and use it just like I would granola.

But, I've also seen jarred caramel sauce at stores out of the fridge that contain only milk, sugar and butter, so I perhaps my information is off.

I pulled out a jar of unsalted cashew butter instead, blending it with dates and coconut milk and spices.

Made with oats, Kamut flour, maple syrup, almond milk, and coconut oil, these cookies take (most of) the guilt out of the cookie jar.

Maybe this is a dumbish question, but I have a jar of Organic coconut oil from Spectrum Naturals, and I am wondering if this is the same stuff that I would be scooping out of my chilled can of coconut milk?

As a kid, I slathered it on saltines alongside chocolate milk during cartoon - drenched Saturday mornings; I ate it in sandwiches for lunch throughout my teen years; once I acquired my own kitchen in which to experiment in my 20s, I packed it into celery hollows for snacks, baked it in cookies, muffins or the occasional Rice Krispie square; later, I ate it straight out of the jar for an immediate PMS pick - me - up, or after a late night when I was too tired to cook.

Transfer the mixture to the prepared jar and squeeze all of the milk out of the bag.

Straight out of the jar, in a jar with berris «to - go», rolled into bliss balls, soaked over night in milk, chocolate Rawnola, as cereal with home made milk and other toppings, baked in the oven to make chewy crunchy maple Rawnola, or on a smoothie bowl or sliced fruit!

I've been really into homemade hot chocolate, serving my homemade milk with my favorite granola, using it in my green smoothies and taking sips out of the jar whenever I think about it.

I like to soak my Superfood Burcha in almond milk and coconut yogurt over night with frozen blueberries so in the morning I just grab the jar out of the fridge and go!

I took 2 of my smaller grains and added them, and move the whole batch to a quart jar adding more milk, and set out to culture on the counter.

You must also realize that if the whole jar has air pockets that means that the grains are running out of food since they are eating the lactose in the milk.

When you say you strain the keifred milk, do you mean taking out the clump of grains or do you actually put the milk through a strainer before it goes into the jar and then in fridge?

You can add it to smoothies for a nice crunch, sprinkle it on top of yogurt, have it with almond milk and berries like cereal, or if you're like my boyfriend, eat it straight out of the jar.

Sometimes I eat it right out of the jar as a replacement for granola, other times I stir it up with some unsweetened almond milk and eat it like oatmeal, and other times I add it to the top of some coconut yogurt and use it just like I would granola.

Just get a tablespoon of kefir grains (you can purchase from multiple sources, such as Cultures for Health), add about 8 tablespoons of milk (we use raw milk from a local farm), put into a glass jar, cover, and store at room temperature (out of direct sunlight) for 12 - 24 hours.

I'm wondering if I should refrigerate the jar for 12 hours then put it out on the counter over night to reduce the culture growth and regain the fluidity of the milk product.

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We're in and out of it all the time, since it holds all of our jars of milk paint.

If you put that up and there is any tilt to your driveway - everything will roll out when you open the hatch, leaving you with a mess of broken glass jars and exploding gallons of milk.

The answer to the age - old problems of running out of fresh milk or discovering a jar at the back with its own ecosystem, the Family Hub includes some seriously clever tech.