I have
never used any of these ingredients before in fudge but if it tastes as good as it looks....
Not exact matches
So you could go the traditional route and
use gelatin and cornstarch to make these, but I can't tell you how much you would need
of each, as I've
never tried the recipe with those
ingredients.
You know I'm not one to preach so I won't go on and on about the reasons not to
use certain brands but I thought it was worth noting that lots
of popular companies
use concentrated
ingredients, which I'd
never thought about before.
I love
using mixed spices on my porridge, but
never thought
of using turmeric as it seems more
of a curry
ingredient than for breakfast.
MM I just made this tonight for dinner while looking for recipes with squash as an
ingredient (I ended up buying lots
of squash at the farmers market to have some culinary adventures they are locally gronw for fall ~ yet I
never used squash!!)
I was Buying a lot
of specialty
ingredients that I
never used on anything else.
Yes, all the Conscious bars are raw, meaning that all the
ingredients used during the making
of Conscious are raw and the
ingredients are
never heated beyond 42 degrees centigrade.
It
uses poppy seeds, an
ingredient I'd
never bought before (except on a bagel, but that's buying a bagel, not poppy seeds), and all the
ingredients create a really nice balance
of sweet, savory, and herbal flavors.
Apple cider vinegar is one
of those
ingredients that I had
never even heard
of until I dove into wholefoods — as well as being great for baking and dressings, it has been
used for generations as a natural tonic to aid digestion and help detox the body.
WE
NEVER USE INDUSTRIAL FILLERS - We don't use industrial stabilizers, emulsifiers or gums like carrageenan, locust bean, or xanthan, which many of the leading brands do (have you read their ingredient lists
USE INDUSTRIAL FILLERS - We don't
use industrial stabilizers, emulsifiers or gums like carrageenan, locust bean, or xanthan, which many of the leading brands do (have you read their ingredient lists
use industrial stabilizers, emulsifiers or gums like carrageenan, locust bean, or xanthan, which many
of the leading brands do (have you read their
ingredient lists?).
I seriously agonized over this decision — I wanted to pick things that had
never been
used before and I wanted a good variety
of ingredients, but I also had to make sure that some
of the
ingredients could complement each other.
I love the fact they are simple, don't take long to rustle up, require minimum effort or minimal cookery skills, have few
ingredients that I always usually have and ones I know (no going to Amazon to buy stuff I've
never heard
of before and don't know how to
use) they always work and I can depend on them every time, they taste amazing and you have such a variety on your website!
I've bought some
of these
ingredients in their singular raw form and
never end up actually
using them since they taste bland or bad alone.
I was hesitant because I had
never used many
of these
ingredients before, but after making a triple batch
of these muffins I am a changed lady.
The pizza base was a scone - like dough that
used store - cupboard
ingredients, which I was very happy to see, because I've
never quite got the hang
of yeasted breads.
I
never thought
of melting it to
use as an
ingredient.
I
never have issues replacing natural sweeteners or other
ingredients in these recipes, sometimes it just takes a bit
of trial and error — though I
use them most for inspiration to come up with my own recipes.
I knew this birthday crowd would appreciate the
use of zucchini in these delectable goodies, though you would
never guess that's the secret
ingredient simply by taste.
Seaweed is one
of my new favorite
ingredients, but I'm
never quite sure how to
use it in a way that's not really obvious (miso soup, sushi, etc.).
I've
never used xanthan gum and it somewhat worries me (just cause I don't know much about it) but it does seem like an
ingredient in a lot
of gluten free items.
I'm sure I'm not alone here when I say my childhood love for thick and creamy shakes
never died, and although my shakes are very different than the kind I
used to eat in terms
of ingredients, my creativity and love behind shakes and smoothies has only grown with time.
Figuring out how to
use all
of these random sounding
ingredients I had
never cooked with before, and learning how to orchestrate an awesome pantry.
The porridge looks delicious, I have
never ever heard
of nettles being
used as a culinary
ingredient and now I'm so curious to try some!
I
never thought
of using Tahini as a smoothie
ingredient but it sounds delicious.
Kraft Heinz has over 30 years
of soup experience providing a wide variety
of delicious, quality frozen soups that are made from scratch
using only fresh,
never previously frozen
ingredients.
Wow, so many
ingredients for these cookies... I
used flexseeds for cakes,
never for cookies, and I like the idea
of applesauce too... mmm... I can't wait to read your milk recipe... I love cashews!
I also go out
of my way to
never use artificial
ingredients and this is also very true for food colouring.
This sticks to me with chili because when folks are looking for good chili recipes they don't want to have to go to the grocery store and buy
ingredients that they will
use 1 tablespoon
of and
never see again because it is so far back in the pantry.
The antipasti were simple, but they invariably combined
ingredients I would
never have thought to pair or
used some sort
of unusual preparation technique.
You may wind up buying new
ingredients that you have
never even heard
of before, let alone
used — some
of which can be pretty darn expensive.
I
use all the
ingredients, but
never measure, don't bother with all the removing
of the orange membrane, and it's always great.
Also, I love your Thai peanut dressing, it looks like a dressing that I would want to cover everything with:) I
used to be one
of those people too, who would order my food without the meat and I would always hope that they would give me a little bit
of a discount for getting my salad without the most expensive
ingredient, but they
never did!
Such a nice combination
of ingredients, some
of them I would
never use together.
Not because I purchase anything from behind the fingerprint - smudged glass, but because I
use the
never - ending
ingredient combinations as a source
of culinary inspiration.
About these brownies... I had
never heard
of using black - eyed peas as a brownie
ingredient... but black bean brownies were all over Pinterest.
It's full
of amazing
ingredients I've
never used Knorr Pots myself but looks like they can give every dish a bit
of flavour twist
Because our machinery has
never been
used with any
ingredients that contain milk, gluten or soya we can be sure that our dairy free chocolate drops are
never cross-contaminated with any
of these food allergens.
The amount
of ingredients listed below for the nam phrik are largely for reference; a Thai chef would virtually
never use measuring instruments to cook, and a dish is usually made to taste, keeping in mind a desired balance
of the four tastes: sour, spicy, salty and sweet.
One
of my «super secret»
ingredients is frozen drained lemon halves that I
never throw away (as a part
of trying to avoid food waste) but keep frozen in the fridge for everyday
use in my smoothies.
... AND btw, we can make a small commission on some
of the
ingredients below, however we will
never recommend anything to you that we don't completely believe in, or that we wouldn't
use ourselves.
Sorry — I've
never used vegetable protein, so I don't know for sure, but I would hesitate to mess with the ratio
of wet to dry
ingredients.
what a fantastic combo and two
ingredients I would have
never thought
of using together.
Sharon - I donà «Â» t know how much
of the
ingredients youà «Â'd need for this particular recipe, but as a guide, I did something similar with a chocolate chip cookie recipe here http://pipinthecity.wordpress.com/2007/10/15/we-belong-together/ (it says 2 cloves, which is what I
used, but that should be about 1/2 teaspoon or so... and it doesnà «Â» t hurt to try the raw dough to see if ità «Â's spicy enough, please donà «Â» t tell me youà «Â've
never tasted raw dough before!
The unique
ingredients used in these coconut macaroons will take your taste buds on wild a ride, making you wonder why you
never thought
of this delicious combo before...
I saw butter cubed in the list
of ingredients but
never saw it
used in the directions.
Because our machinery has
never been
used with any
ingredients that contain milk, gluten or soya we can be sure that our chocolate is
never cross-contaminated with any
of these food allergens.
Because
of the lack
of chemicals and other unnecessary
ingredients, I can not only
use WaterWipes on my children's faces and mouths but for other things you would
never use a normal baby wipe for like cleaning off eating utensils, wiping off a pacifier, cleaning your windows or dashboard in the car, freshening up your armpits when you realize you forgot deodorant, removing makeup, wiping fingerprints off your smartphone screen, and more.
On the rare occasion I manage to plan and cook a new meal for us without the help
of HelloFresh it always seems to cost so much buying
ingredients we don't already have and that I will probably
never use again.
I
never thought
of using Tahini as a smoothie
ingredient but it sounds delicious.
Although there is nothing in it that is dangerous for
use with a baby — it does not contain aspirin, which should
never be
used with a child younger than a teenager — it nevertheless contains a combination
of ingredients that aren't recommended for
use when you're nursing your child.