Sentences with phrase «plastic ziplock bag»

3 Using a pastry bag or a plastic ziplock bag with the tip of the bag snipped off, pipe batter into molds, about 1 teaspoon per indentation.

In order for the Chipotle chiles to last and hold their flavor for up to a year, store in airtight container such as a plastic ziplock bag or Tupperware in a cool, dry and dark location.

To make the pork chops combine the garlic, thyme, brown sugar, allspice salt, pepper, cayenne, and curry powder in a large bowl or plastic ziplock bag.

In a plastic ziplock bag, add the fries and the cornstarch and shake until all the fries are coated, for about 1 minute.

Place chicken and vegetables in large plastic ziplock bags and pour 1/2 of the Elderberry Lime Marinade over each, letting marinade in the fridge for at least two hours up to eight hours.

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The mandatory plastic ziplock bags?

Frosting Ingredients: 2 cups confectioners» sugar 1/4 cup Earth Balance Shortening 2 T almond milk (you may add a little more or less to adjust the consistency) 1/2 tsp vanilla extract Food coloring Plastic ziplock bags

Take a few plastic ziplock bags and cut a tiny corner off.

If you use plastic wrap, plastic ziplock bags, plastic containers for food storage, etc, try to investigate on the label if the product is BPA - free or not.

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Divide dough in 2 portions (for two double crusts) or 4 - 5 portions (for 4 - 5 single crusts) and wrap each section well by wrapping first in plastic wrap and then insert into a ziplock bag.

Stasher Reusable Food Bags — I use ziplock bags a whole lot, and even though I tend to reuse them a few times, I don't feel great about storing my food in plastic, not to mention eventually throwing the plastic aBags — I use ziplock bags a whole lot, and even though I tend to reuse them a few times, I don't feel great about storing my food in plastic, not to mention eventually throwing the plastic abags a whole lot, and even though I tend to reuse them a few times, I don't feel great about storing my food in plastic, not to mention eventually throwing the plastic away.

Put the cubed tofu in a plastic or ziplock bag with the cornstarch and shake it to coat.

Wrap each square in plastic wrap and place in large ziplock bag.

Wrap the dough tightly in plastic wrap and chill in the fridge for at least 1 hour, or place in a Ziplock bag and freeze for up to 3 months (thaw in the fridge before using).

Place the chicken cutlets in a large ziplock plastic freezer bag; pour marinade over chicken.

First, preheat your oven to 300 degrees F. Plop the flour into a plastic bag, preferable ziplock (which I clearly did not have), and put aside.

Wrap each piece separately in waxed paper or plastic wrap, or you can simply use small Ziplock bags.

I froze my leftovers in small squares, wrapped in plastic wrap in a ziplock bag and happily reheated them in the microwave for weeks.

Wrap the dough in plastic wrap or place in a ziplock bag, and allow it to steam in the plastic for 30 minutes to 2 hours.

Store at ambient temperature for up to 4 days, or cover each brownie individually with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, transfer to a ziplock freezer bag, and freeze for up to 4 months.

Keeping your pump parts in a gallon size ziplock (or wet bag if you're into plastic - free options) allows you to keep milk from getting everywhere when you aren't washing between pumps.

Whenever you have a very ripe banana, peel it, slice it, wrap in plastic wrap and freeze in a ziplock bag: use in recipes for up to six months.

I would pack up a giant cooler with things like oatmeal, quinoa, my favorite bread, hardboiled eggs, pre-cooked turkey and chicken breast, bags of pre-washed greens, protein powder, a shaker cup, plastic silverware and paper bowls, ziplock bags of organic walnuts and raisins — basically all my staples.

Once cakes are completely cooled, separately wrap them in plastic wrap, and place them in large ziplock bags.

Some people use ziplock bags filled with water as weights, but I wouldn't do this in the long term, because the acidity could break down the plastic.

I received my gown in a few days packaged perfectly in a great box with the gown ziplocked in a plastic bag inside perfectly wrapped and secure.

Then I wrap each piece in plastic wrap and place in a large ziplock bag and freeze.

You just slice the bread, wrap it in some plastic wrap, put it in a freezer - safe ziplock bag, and freeze it.

I have been soaking the chicken quarters etc. in a ziplock bag in warm water and then I hear about plastics leeching out.

Additional tricks for both kits: put the contact lists in their own ziplock plastic bags to reduce the chance that they'll mold / get wet over the years.

The stuff they sell at HD and Lowes in a plastic bottle, that is then wrapped in a ziplock type bag screaming death on it works well also.

Put your credit cards in a plastic, ziplock bag, and then put that bag in another bag.