Sentences with phrase «never getting a dry»

That if a fool proof method to never getting a dry cake.

I megadose with vitamin C on a regular basis by taking camu camu powder and I have noticed 1) extremely smooth skin, and 2) skin that never gets dry and never needs any harsh moisturisers.

Not exact matches

It never gets a boost from a dry, Spock - like recitation of facts.

I have no idea where to get whole wheat pastry flour in Australia so whenever I use regular whole meal flour in baked goods, even in a smaller quantity than white the texture never comes out right or dry.

Sadly it's really hard to find chickpea flour in Tokyo... I've heard you can make your own by grinding dried chickpeas in the food processor etc. but never actually got around trying it.

Now I've eaten fresh fava beans but never dried so I grabbed the bag and vowed to make something this week (and not let it get buried in the back of pantry never to be seen again).

I was never able to get fluffy air pockets and the pita always seemed dried out after a couple of days.

The ingredients never to seem to get dry or hot enough.

I've also made a few different chocolate barks with dried cranberries that I can never get enough of, which just goes to say that this combo TOTALLY works.

My peanuts got arrested development and never get past the sandy / dry stage.

I've actually never found it in my standard grocery stores here in Canada, but I've made it (or at least a tasty approximation) by soaking 5 or 6 dried ancho or guajillo chilies in hot water (I get mine from a Latin American grocery store in Toronto, but I bet you could use dried cayennes in a pinch, which seem to be more common), draining them, and blending them with toasted cumin seed, coriander, garlic, sundried tomatoes, and sometimes a tablespoon or so of chipotles in adobo sauce.

I never could figure out how to get the dried fruit in homemade granola from getting burnt and chewy.

It's hard to advise as I've never been able to get hold of fresh turmeric, but I would say that dry spice is probably more potent so I would start off with the same amount of grated turmeric root and increase if necessary.

My cereal never dried out or got crispy.

I ask because it should dry out in the microwave — if you boil it you'll never get the right consistency to the mix.

The dough may be a bit dry at first, but I've never found a need to add more water to get the cheese to incorporate properly.

I have never seen organic corn husks unless you are able to get fresh organic corn cobs with the husks still on, shuck them and leave them out to dry... but that's real extensive for a batch of tamales.

A couple of things to note about dried beans: Whenever possible, try to avoid the bags of beans on the bottom shelf at the supermarket — there's just no way to tell how old they are, and you're bound to get at least a few that will never cook up properly, no matter how long you simmer away.

Naturally I get really annoyed when I'm watching a video online of a recipe, and I use all the same measurements, and my dough comes out sopping wet while in the video, the dough is night and dry looking, because you never know if when they make their recipes, if they are the type of cook to pack down their cups or not.

I soaked and cooked the dry chickpeas, I don't think I cooked them long enough because the mixture in the food processor never got quite as smooth as I would've liked, but after baking, the texture was phenomenal!

That means you get more than 60 trace minerals in a delicious, healthy salt that is never chemically treated, bleached or kiln dried.

We get half way through the season, goals dry up and he is never the same player again.

After the fall I hung em up cuz of grades and the sad realization that even though I could spray line dries all over the field and was a better fielder than everyone on the squad save the senior starting SS --- I was a slap hitter without the speed to steal bags and was never going to get drafted.

Plus, the cover is easy to wash and dry, so you never have to worry about getting it dirty.

My milk never fully came in and it dried up completely by 6 wks PP I didn't know about milk banks at the time (and wouldn't have been able to afford it even if I had) so she got formula.

They wash and dry very easily and never get that «icky polyester stink».

I was never thrilled with them — the pads were goopy and crinkly and sometimes leaked around the edges; the tampons dried me out and trickled down the string and got painful to pull out toward the end of my cycle — but that was all there was.

If you previously never had bad dry hands before, that may be a hint that your body is trying to give you, in other words, get ready to welcome your baby boy.

Plus, they wash and dry very easily and never get that «icky polyester stink».

His trainers had got wet in the snow and had never properly dried.

That means you'll never have to worry about dry boiling, even if you got distracted and forgot you had water boiling.

For many years I suspected that I had some form of thyroid problem based on my own research and symptoms like dry skin, occasional fatigue, trouble losing weight after having a baby, and hair thinning, but I was never able to get answers from conventional tests which showed that my T3 and T4 thyroid hormones were in the normal range.

Many people seem to falsely believe that they'll never be able to get lean if they don't eat what is thought to be typical bodybuilder fare — dry plain chicken breasts, plain broccoli, tuna fish, oatmeal, etc..

It's anecdotal, but I watched my mother cook dried beans in a crock pot for as long as I can remember and our family ate them my whole life growing up and never once have any of us gotten sick from them.

payoung: re: «I watched my mother cook dried beans in a crock pot for as long as I can remember and our family ate them my whole life growing up and never once have any of us gotten sick from them.»

Juice Beauty employees never get on an airplane without the travel Hydrating Mist to spritz during drying flights.

My work self — which carries through to home when I'm working Mon - Fri — gets up at 5.45, runs (okay, walks with bursts of running) for an hour, eats three healthy meals a day, files her paperwork once a week, does her laundry twice a week, never pays a bill late or misses a birthday, changes her sheets Wednesday and Saturday, and is on first - name terms with her dry cleaner, seamstress, and cobbler.

My fine hair gets a boost of volume after using this natural shampoo (seriously, no product needed — just shampoo and a quick blow dry without any teasing), yet never feels depleted of moisture or shine.

I have tried liquid liner before and never ever got the hang of it so it just hangs out until it dries up and I throw it away... I think I'm going to have to try this now...

However, I definitely think this particular foundation will work best for people with dry or normal skin type because despite setting it with powder it just felt like it never really dried and I was afraid it would get on anything my face touched.

If you never get around to taking things to the dry cleaner - and when you do, you forget they're there for months at a time, buying a top that's dry clean only really isn't a wise purchase.

You never quite get used to the burn and it's very drying, so apply carefully, but if you're an adult acne sufferer like me, this is definitely something to keep stashed in your medicine cabinet.

I always struggle with body / skin care as I never have time for a proper routine, even though my skin can get incredibly dry because of this!

It seems like if I don't do this, I never really get the very underneath of my hair dry.

I've never used this item before, but I can totally get what you mean by it being best used in the winter on dry skin.

No more fumbling with contacts or getting dry eyes... this chick can see clearly now and I've never been happier

I've had a dry clean only coat for two years as well, and I've never cleaned it, though I live in Montana - it gets quite a bit of use!

Anywhoozle... as for accessories, I'm wearing earrings, a crystal necklace from Jane, the long layered necklace, bracelet, and red lipstick in the color f - bomb (that is the best formula ever, I only reapplied ONCE during the day and it never seems to get dry, feather, or look dry despite my lack of lip liner).

Normally, I have to do at least three coats of whatever I'm using in order to get the real color punch I like, but with Chanel it never takes more than two and they dry super quickly.

The mountains are so huge and they're everywhere you turn, the houses are all so unique and modern, everywhere you go only takes 7 - 12 minutes to get there and there's never any traffic, and the heat is hot but it's a dry heat so you barely even sweat.