Sentences with phrase «rather than cashews»

Didn't change a thing except I added some mushrooms I needed to use up and I only had slivered almonds rather than cashews.

It sounds like it might be an issue with the coconut cream rather than the cashews or over blending.

Though that goal is still a long way off, his team is already at work on the next step: modifying whole cashews, rather than cashew extract, to be hypoallergenic.

Not exact matches

I bought your ginger and cashew energy balls and I thought you had used fresh ginger rather than ground ginger So does the ground ginger give the same «zing»?

Rather than simmering on the stovetop for a few minutes after adding the curry cashew sauce, I transfer everything to a baking dish and bake in a 350 degree preheated oven for about 20 minutes or until the sauce is thick and bubbly.

I kept the ingredients light by using coriander seeds rather than powder and used cashews to give you a slightly creamy texture.

One post that stayed with me was where Monica describes making «cream of» celery soup made creamy by using cashew nuts rather than cream.

If you've just started making your own plant - based food, you will come across recipes calling for cashew cream sooner rather than later.

Rather than soaking the cashews these days I tend to just boil them for 15 minutes and they get soft enough for my magimix to blend smooth.

Because this ice cream has a cashew base and is not made of coconut milk, it truly tastes like a classic vanilla ice cream, rather than some sad approximation of vanilla ice cream with an odd coconut flavor.

Used cashew milk instead of buttermilk, agar powder instead of Xantham Gum, and used a combination of coconut sugar and maple syrup, rather than regular sugar.

And, depending on your taste, you might choose to make a few of your favorite bars multiple times rather than every recipe in the book: - I use a wide variety of nut / seed butters throughout the book (almond, cashew, coconut, hazelnut, macadamia, peanut, pecan, walnut, pumpkin seed, sunflower seed), but most of them use almond butter and peanut butter.

I was planning on making this tonight (cashew beef) but just noticed the tallow in the instructions, rather than in the ingredients.

As it's now the week before Christmas, I wanted to decorate these cookies as I would the traditional ones, so rather than using the standard royal icing which is a mix of icing sugar and egg white, I created a slightly heathier icing from whipped cashew butter, coconut oil and maple syrup.

Rather than simply blending cashew nuts with water to make a dairy free milk (and then heating it to infuse with tea), you can simply swap plain water with brewed tea for an instant tea latte.

this also makes the recipe more affordable, sunflower seeds being way cheaper than cashews, and they are rather creamy.

I used store - bought organic and fair - trade chocolate chunks and creamy as can be organic cashew butter and tahini, rather than trying to convince you to make those items yourself.

I have used homemade cashew cream in this curry rather than using double cream or coconut milk or coconut cream but for whatever reason my husband was convinced that I did use coconut.

Transfer mixture to medium - sized bowl and place in freezer for 20 - 30 minutes to cool (they may take slightly longer if you chose to boil the cashews rather than soak).

You want the pieces of cashew to blend into creaminess rather than bittiness.

Sorry, I posted this below the wrong reply, posting again Rather than coconut milk you can use cashew cream..

I SUPPOSE I'd rather have a clear face than unlimited handfuls of cashews, but... dang!

Rather than heavy creamy, since I don't eat dairy and am not a fan, I like to make my soups super duper creamy by adding in cashew cream.

I make homemade cashew milk rather than store bought non-dairy milks.

1 sheet of puff pastry, 1 egg (beaten), 300 - 500g of salmon fillet cut into 4 «matchstick» shapes (long rather than fat or the pastry won't wrap around them), 1 tub of spinach, cashew & parmesan dip.