Sentences with phrase «obscure ingredients»

Most gluten free recipes seem like a laundry list of obscure ingredients.

Even though these more obscure ingredients may help elevate a recipe to a higher level, substituting more common ingredients will still produce delicious results.

And the best part is, the most obscure ingredient on the list is quinoa, which is basically mainstream these days anyway.

Who likes spending hours in the grocery store hunting for obscure ingredients no one's even ever heard of?

I'm trying to avoid purchasing so many obscure ingredients.

I love to show people «real» gluten free food that doesn't require much change in how you usually cook, or really obscure ingredients.

She also writes great information about the health benefits of specific foods, particularly helpful when her recipes call for more obscure ingredients like maca and chlorella.

While I'm all for gourmet vegan meals with hard - to - pronounce obscure ingredients, truth be told, it's recipes like this that really make my heart sing.

This is especially true in the natural food market where a thoughtful consumer base isn't searching for deals or even convenience, but instead is looking for purity, simplicity and an alternative to mass - produced products with unknowable backstories and obscure ingredient lists.

The more obscure ingredient in this recipe that a lot of people don't have on hand is citric acid.

I have to admit I shy away from anything with fancy or obscure ingredients because of the high prices, and most times this even includes fruits and avocados.

I came up with this salad years ago, when I first realized that cooking is fun, and salads don't have to consist of only greens and tomatoes, and you can mix and match obscure ingredients and make delicious flavor combinations.

«the most obscure ingredient on the list is quinoa, which is basically mainstream» << winning.

I had almost no experience with cooking, let alone cooking without dairy, eggs and meat or with obscure ingredients like chia seeds and maca powder.

No crazy obscure ingredients, simple flavore shine through.

Do obscure ingredients put you off recipes?

It's rare to find healthy recipes nowadays that do not contain obscure ingredients like buckwheat flour, flax egg -LRB-?)

If he is doing something that looks good, it can make a lot of sense to do the same thing — e.g., asking for the recipe for the delicious meal you had at their house, as well as asking where they got a certain obscure ingredient.

One of the more obscure ingredients found in many pet foods are menadione derivatives - in the form of menadione sodium bisulfate, menadione sodium bisulfite, menadione dimethylprimidinol sulfate, menadione dimethylprimidinol sulfite or menadione dimethylpyrimidinol bisulfite, often listed as «a source of vitamin K activity» or «vitamin K supplement».

Some things are a little difficult to source where I am here in Australia but am loving the adventures of obscure ingredient hunts!

While I'm all for gourmet vegan meals with hard - to - pronounce obscure ingredients, truth be told, it's recipes like this that really make my heart sing.

Finally a delicious Indian dish that doesn't take overnight marinating and tons of obscure ingredients.

Everything from typical ingredients found at any local grocery store to obscure ingredients you can order over the internet.

This recipe was a good intro to the cookbook, as it was relatively simple and required only one obscure ingredient: sumac.

I've always been skeptical of the obscure ingredient list, so thanks for clarifying.

and not made with crazy - obscure ingredients!

Thank you so much Elana — it is always such a treat to come across a good website with healthy recipes that doesn't call for a myriad of unavailable / obscure ingredients.

Great recipe, I've always struggled with proper noodles as I don't own a wok or having some of the obscure ingredients, but this step by step recipe does everything that I've been trying to achieve!

And better yet, unless you use some obscure ingredients frozen treats and smoothies are all pretty tasty for us humans too!

Some recipes look incredible, but they call for something like two teaspoons of some obscure ingredient I have never needed to buy and probably will never have the opportunity to use again.

Lean Not does bring up a good point about the obscure ingredients, though.