Sentences with phrase «really adds a dash»

It really does It really adds a dash of elegance to this outfit.

Not exact matches

:D I can never really leave a recipe alone, so I added and changed up some things: 1 / 2c honey -LCB- fresh from a hive upstate -RCB-, a handful of oats, a couple dashes of ground ginger, 1/2 as much butter -LCB- unsalted -RCB-, with some walnut oil to compensate, and some extra burbon.

I would have complained:) not really, when that happens to me I just use whatever sweet onion I can find and add a dash of sugar in the pan while I caramelize them.

Last time did the raisins and added just a tiny dash of maple syrup to the egg wash and it was really nice.

Pro bakers would cringe at my process — I really just added a dash of this, a tiny scoop of that to each tablespoon of batter I doctored: you're practicing the art of eyeballing.

I really thought I had messed up when I thought the dough was too dry so I added probably 1 / 4c water in the beginning — not to mention I thought my yeast might be to close to the end of it's usable date so I upped the amount to 1tsp, (plus I added a dash for good measure because I really like a yeasty bread).

The only variation we do is adding a dash of almond extract to the dough... it gives it this really incredible and different flavor that compliments the jam really well!

Get creative and add your favourites to really treat your taste buds; a dash of vanilla, a pinch of sea salt, a little nut butter, goji berries or raspberries.

Today I decided to put a twist on regular lemonade by adding a dash of turmeric to really crank up the health benefits of this lemonade.

I add a tablespoon of butter (all you need, really) for silkiness, a little whole milk to make them creamy, and a few dashes of cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg, which don't necessarily add flavor so much as warmth.

The first time I made these I added Maca powder which really overpowered them, so I made them again yesterday and added some cranberries and a dash of coconut oil, and now they are divine!

I love making these healthy treats, and I always accept that they don't really taste that well, but THIS — and I am not kidding — is so good, that I would without a blink serve it to the most health - averse of my friends:) I added Cinnamon, cardamom and a dash of chilli for an extra kick.

Now you know I like my southern Cajun spices so if you want to get all fancy you can do what I did and add a dash of paprika and cayenne pepper to the flour and a hint of garlic powder to the Panko but really - must we get so detailed.

The addition of these seasonings is a healthy way to add some extra flavour (remember that you should not add salt to your baby's food)-- and a sprinkle of herbs or a dash of spice can turn a plain and uninspiring dish into something exciting that your baby may really enjoy!

Try adding a little dash of nutmeg to cooked or pureed vegetables — it compliments them really well!

I often add several dashes of pizza seasoning — it tastes amazing and is really easy!

Add some heat with a dash or two of FIRE to really get things fired up.

I was torn about the amount of cinnamon and decided I wanted the salt to be the predominant flavor, but you could really go sweet with vanilla or almond extract, kick up the cinnamon to about a 1/4 teaspoon, and add a dash of nutmeg.

paisley pattern is one of my all time favourites and when you add to that a liberal sprinkling of gold thread as well, then these trousers are pretty much top dog; next comes the dash of leopard print to give a funky edge, not to mention the fun of pattern clashing; finally, the top may look a bit dark or even blue / grey, but the fact is it's actually silver and gold and looks much more stunning in real life, matching the tone of the trousers and boots really well.

Second, adding a dash of white (belt, shoes, blouse) really helps freshen up a black - and - brights look.

Adding dashes of black and brown hues really makes the look stand out.

Knuckles also provides a unique playstyle, since instead of just spin - dashing, you're climbing & gliding as well, which adds a really neat element to the traditional Sonic - style levels.

Adding a new dash move and this escape stuff doesn't really affect the formula very much.

Personally, I'm interested in the dual - person setup of Double Dash, although I have questions as to how much it'll really add to the gameplay (if it really will change things around while being fun, or end up just splitting up the chores «between» two people who'll still act as one).

Not sure what to make of the bit having to do with Mosher, but it does add a dash of seasoning for what is already a really good story.

But there's really no excuse for not chopping an onion, tossing in a can of tomatoes, adding a can or two of beans and a dash of chili powder, simmering it for 10 minutes.

This is a really good recipe:) I've made it before and have it posted at our website (http://www.hambones.org/modules.php?name=Recipes&op=viewrecipe&recipeid=317&offset=25#start)... I also added a dash or two of some other seasonings.