Sentences with phrase «prefer warmer room temperatures»

This may be why domestic cats prefer warmer room temperatures and sitting or lying in sunbeams on floors and window sills.

Not exact matches

I prefer it warm but obviously for a picnic it's perfect at room temperature or cool.

If you don't have a microwave I recommend leaving it out at room temperature until it gets almost to room temperature, then warming the rest of the way in the oven if you prefer it slightly warm.

Transfer the baking sheet to a rack and allow the crumble to cool to your preferred serving temperature - just warm or at room temperature.

I usually prefer my breakfast warm or room temperature.

I prefer this served as a warm pilaf, although it also makes a delicious salad if you want to prepare it in advance (be sure to bring it to at least room temperature before serving).

My baby will want anywhere from 2 - 6 ounces in a feeding so it's difficult to know how much milk to warm up for him, so I prefer to leave it at room temperature.

You can give your child a room temperature bottle, but if your child prefers their bottle warm run the bottle under a hot tap for 1 - 2 minutes.

(I prefer to warm up the ingredients at this point, but you can also serve at room temperature.)

There are conflicting opinions about what temperature is best for lemon water, but I prefer just a bit warmer than room temp.

Though I prefer them warm, these no - meatballs can also be served at room temperature making them perfect for lunch.

I usually store this cake in the fridge, due to the cream cheese frosting, but prefer it at room temperature or even warmed up a bit - so I usually take it out of the fridge a couple of hours before serving.

And there are lots of cookies that I much prefer warm to room temperature, so I know exactly what you mean.

Dogs are less predictable, but will usually prefer one temperature over another (try different temperatures — warmed, room temperature, cold or even frozen).

Keep in mind that when you serve your pet the food from an opened can, most pets prefer the refrigerated food to be gently warmed to room temperature.

If you are a «hot house flower» and prefer on occasion to have warmer temperatures, then your system should be designed so that you can «turn up the heat», typically controlled using a conventional room thermostat.