Sentences with phrase «put those in your blender first»

Green Smoothie ingredients in my freezer: previously fresh bag of spinach or kale from which I remove handfuls and stuff in the blender; flax seeds; unpeeled lemons quartered and tossed in a ziploc bag (much easier than juicing and freezing cubes, etc.); bag of mixed berries (I find if I put those in the blender first I'm not dealing with raspberry seeds in my teeth); peeled bananas tossed in a ziploc bag.

Dried fruits like goji berries or dates are fun but you may need to put those in your blender first to ensure they're chopped up well.

Not exact matches

It was my first recipe using dates, but I will definitely avoid putting un-pitted dates in the blender in the future!

Put the oats and almonds in the blender first.

The directions don't say to grind the almonds and the groats, but I ground them in the food processor first, then put in the blender and soaked.

I follwed the directions and when I first put it in the blender it was too thick to mix then once it mixed it became watery after only a few seconds.

Make sure to slice then mince the ginger first before putting into the blender (if you don't the ginger will shred and look like strands of hair in the sauce... not a good look!)

Put the tomatillos in a blender first, then add the remaining ingredients.

Using a food processor or blender, first put in the garlic clove and pulse until minced.

Put all in blender according to your blender directions (mine says put liquid in firsPut all in blender according to your blender directions (mine says put liquid in firsput liquid in first).

For making the chickpea patties, in the first instruction, could I put all the ingredients into a blender and still get the same effect?

1/4 — 1/2 cup coconut milk or other non-dairy milk 1/2 of a blender loosely packed spinach or other greens 1 1/2 cups of cubed papaya 1/2 cup cubed frozen mango 1 large frozen banana (about 1 cup of frozen banana chunks) 1/4 — 1/2 cup of frozen pineapple chunks — Put the coconut milk in first then add everything else and blend.

Put the coconut milk and avocado in first and the oils and powders in second in order to get less powder or oil build up on the sides or bottom of the blender.

While the squash is cooking, first put all the other filling ingredients in a blender or food processor.

In fact, this is so easy to make, the first time I made it I put everything (minus the topping) in a blendeIn fact, this is so easy to make, the first time I made it I put everything (minus the topping) in a blendein a blender.

Put the lemon zest in a blender and puree the soup in batches until very smooth, each time adding the cooking liquid first and then the carrot mixture.

First, put 1/3 cup rolled oats, 4 egg whites, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract and 1/2 teaspoon baking powder in a blender and blend until smooth.

If I'm using the actual blender, I put in my liquid first then add everything else at once.

Hi!I'm glad you enjoying spring, I'm in S.A.it's Autumn, love ur recipes, infact I have always made shredded chicken with mayo.for my kids wen growing up.but with lemon zest / juice that's interesting, and what was interesting was the wings to grill them first then add the sauce.gr8.I also have something that I tried and tasted delicious dip: no specific measures plain greek yogurt, can add cream cheese, fresh basil parsley mint, put in blender, add to yogurt, pinch salt n pepper some honey.fry prawns and dip..

Serve golden milk immediately (may have to let it cool) OR put liquid in a blender to froth it up first (heavenly).

First, put in the green tea, yogurt, and lemon juice in a blender.

First, in a blender, put in the avocado cubes, pear cubes, yogurt, honey, and vanilla extract.

In 2008 we renovated our 10ft galley kitchen + 6 ft «butler's pantry» and pantry closet with new cabinets (I put them together), countertops and appliances and pergo wood floor that matches our hardwood floors throughout the first floor — my favorite thing about our kitchen is the cabinets with deep drawers for pots, pans and blenders, crock pots, etc. and the roll out drawers in the traditional cabinetIn 2008 we renovated our 10ft galley kitchen + 6 ft «butler's pantry» and pantry closet with new cabinets (I put them together), countertops and appliances and pergo wood floor that matches our hardwood floors throughout the first floor — my favorite thing about our kitchen is the cabinets with deep drawers for pots, pans and blenders, crock pots, etc. and the roll out drawers in the traditional cabinetin the traditional cabinets.