I like a little bite —
no mushy veggies for this girl's family.
I cooked it a little longer (10 min) did not want underdone cauliflower, but hate
mushy veggies.
2) I didn't cook the veggies as long as was called for because I just did not have the time, in the end it made for less
mushy veggies.
I seem to have that problem with almost everything in my crockpot — proteins with too much liquid,
mushy veggies when I tried to make your pad thai, etc..
I don't like
mushy veggies in Ratatouille stew.
Not exact matches
I'm worried that it'll make the
veggies mushy.
I think
veggies are best grilled just until they're tender, not overdone and
mushy.
About your grandmother: Forgive me but I just can't think of an answer other than, make all her food totally
mushy so she can ingest it properly (grind fish, grind chicken, grind
veggies etc....!)
Once the potatoes started to cook down and soften I added some frozen mixed
veggies w / broccoli, carrots, kidney beans, and it was a perfect addition — the hearty
veggies were able to stand up to the simmer by softening w / o going
mushy.
We are trying to eat more
veggies and it proves tricky with our son, I have always wanted to try ratatouille but it always looks
mushy.
I am not sure if the quinoa will start absorbing any liquid and then get
mushy or something as well as the
veggies.
But only avoid those
veggies which turns
mushy after cooking like eggplant.
Toss the casserole into the oven, bake for 30 minutes, until the
veggies are tender but not
mushy and the cheese is golden brown.
Wanted to cook this in the IP as well just wasn't sure if the
veggies would be
mushy.
I like to add raw tomatoes and red peppers to this mac and cheese because it adds a nice crunch and it prevents the
veggies from getting too
mushy when I re-heat the pasta as leftovers.
After five minutes the
veggies should be all cooked — make sure they are not
mushy.
There is a texture progression baby and toddlers work through that begins liquids > smooth puree (stage 1) > lumpy puree (stage 2, applesauce, yogurt, etc.) >
mushy (hot cereals, mashed potatoes, etc.) > melt able crunchy (Ritz crackers, short bread cookies, many boxed cereals) > soft (fruits, cooked
veggies) > firm (meats, apples, etc) > crunchy (foods that «snap» uncooked carrots, celery, etc.) > mixed textures (spaghetti, stews, creamed corn, lasagna, etc).
After
mushy cereal, most babies move on to pureed
veggies, fruits, and meats around 4 - 8 months.
Veggies should be
mushy and easy to chew.
As canned foods are already a bit
mushy and are ready to eat, you can open a can of
veggies, heat them up and then serve them for finger food.
The downside of this salt free fermentation approach, however, is that the
veggies tend to get
mushy and / or slimy.
I like to add raw tomatoes and red peppers to this mac and cheese because it adds a nice crunch and it prevents the
veggies from getting too
mushy when I re-heat the pasta as leftovers.
A warm
mushy vehicle for
veggies and cheese.......
Just make sure the
veggies aren't too watery, since it will make the quiche
mushy and liquidy.
I chop
veggies (always put potatoes in first so your liquid will cover them so they don't go all
mushy and weird) and throw them into bags randomly.