They have
a really mild flavor, so don't be turned off by the color!
Not exact matches
The vanilla
flavor is
mild and it has a list of
really great organic sustainably - sourced ingredients like pea protein, pumpkin seed protein, and hemp seed protein.
Cashew butter
really gives it a taste / texture closer to authentic cookie dough, as it's a little more
mild in
flavor, but I LOVE almond butter so I didn't mind that the
flavor really came through.
Baby Kale has a
milder flavor and can easily be substituted in salads without anyone knowing they are eating something
really,
really healthy.
You
really can use any type of vinegar (you just need the acid in order to react with the baking soda in the recipe) but the
mild, sweeter
flavor of apple cider vinegar tends to work the best.
Hard to describe taste, definitely a
mild grainy
flavor, but I
really like the firm but not crunchy texture — reminds me most of large tapioca balls — round and satisfying to chew.
I used my favorite gluten - free loaf, but choose your favorite
mild tasting bread — you want the
flavors of the sandwich to
really shine.
We thought that the earthy and sweet rutabaga combined
really well with the rich and complex
flavors of ras - el - hanout, the fava beans providing a
mild backdrop to it all.
It's so versatile and has such
mild flavor, that you can
really adapt it and use it for so many recipes.
Plus, it adds a
mild, nutty
flavor which
really enhances these bars.
Again, the texture was perfect and it
really had a
mild cheesy
flavor that mozzarella has.
But then I went for it with the cheese — Monterey Jack for to bring in the stretchy, gooey factor, but with a
mild flavor so that the boldness of the blue cheese
really stands out against the spicy chicken mixture.
I
really do not recommend replacing the oil with any other oil because the unrefined coconut oil is what gives the cakes their
mild coconut
flavor.
You could probably use the pickled ones for a more
mild flavor but it will change the taste entirely and would
really try to stick to plain peppers.
The tart
flavor of the cabbage slaw works beautifully with the
mild avocado, and the combination of textures from the toppings and the crispy chicken
really make this sandwich a winner.
The
mild buttery taste of the pine nuts, combines
really well with the earthy aroma of the mushrooms, and the briny, salty capers provide bursts of acidity, just enough to make the
flavors pop.
I
really would not call it a substitute for rice — the
flavor of the cauliflower is
mild and works well with the spices, but it is still cauliflower — but that being said it is a delicious cauliflower dish, and could easily be adapted for many other spices and
flavors.
All the
flavors have had time to combine, and i can
really taste the garlic now, although it's still very
mild.
Nutritional yeast has a
really mild, nutty
flavor, and it's diluted even more when you blend it in a sauce like this one.
The coffee
flavor is pretty
mild, but the finer notes of the bittersweet chocolate
really come through beautifully!
Lard has a
milder flavor than tallow and is great for things like pie crusts, biscuits, and pastries — basically things that you don't
really want a beef
flavor in.
I
really like its
mild flavor in baked goods, and you usually only need to use a very small amount (like the 1/3 cup used in my Gluten Free Pumpkin Spice Cookies) because it absorbs a LOT of moisture.
The real thing is nothing short of ambrosia drizzled at the table on
mild tasting dishes or desserts where its intensely sweet and complex
flavor can
really shine.
I love these tender young stalks for snacking because they
really are exactly what they say:
milder less celery - ish
flavor, super easy to snap, break, and crunch, and way less stringy than any other celery I've eaten!
I am
really loving overnight oats made with coconut chobani — it has a
mild flavor but just enough to make it yummy!