Not exact matches
I am actually currently in the process of
working with the
recipe to see if I can make any improvements but that's
really helpful to know.
can you taste the nuts in it (just wondering because i don't
really like nuts) and also does the
recipe work with other nuts x
You
really need the ground almonds for the mixture and the maple to help
with the sweetness, sadly I imagine this
recipe wouldn't
work without them x
Hi Becky, yes the Sage juicer
works really well
with all my juice
recipes on the blog and app.
Hi Tracy, I think sesame oil would
work really well
with this
recipe.
Working long hours, I
really do not have time to cook as I would like to... I also would like to use this
recipe with a slow cooker.
Hey girls, sorry to hear you've been having trouble
with the bread, I'm currently retesting it to see if the
recipe could be altered at all, but it's always
worked out fine for me — you have to make sure it's
really dried out as much as possible before you bake it, so maybe that's it?
It's a simple, easy
recipe mostly based on taste,
with few ingredients (
really three if you don't count the seasoning) and comes together in 30 minutes
with little
work.
I think it is
really great that people like yourself
work so hard to provide us
with different
recipes to try.
You can use eggs or may be yogurt (if you are not vegan) but since I have not tried it I don't
really know how the
recipe will
work with it.
It has
worked really well
with almost every
recipe I've done.
I found a lot of
recipes made
with tofu but, to be honest, I wasn't
really convinced about it and I am not that familiar
working with tofu for desserts.
If you
really want to try this
recipe but don't have any frozen sour cherries on hand, then it might
work with canned cherry pie filling by adding a tsp of red wine, pepper, and fresh thyme to it.
When I first attempted to
work on this, I wasn't
really sure about the idea of an egg-less
recipe without substituting it
with chia or flax meal but while reading the book, The New Enlightened Eating by Caroline Dupont, I found her egg-less Banana Bread
recipe.
I'm so excited to be
working with them, getting to create
really fun
recipes like this for you guys - and I stand by this brand 100 %.
However, can I use non-organic, aluminum filled, everyday products, or does this
recipe really only
work well
with the special flour, sugar, etc?
I bet this
recipe would also
work really well
with zucchini (perhaps even shredded - zucchini bread style) in place of the pumpkin.
This looks to be a
really tasty
recipe and I am going to try making it in my Moroccan tagine — I think it would
work if there were a nice spiced broth along
with some typical Moroccan veggies such as carrot and onions and chick peas, etc..
Our bakers created slight adjustments in the
recipes that
work really well
with our new packaging, while leaving our classic
recipes untouched for those who want to buy their current favorites.
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.
These slight
recipe adjustments
work really well
with our new packaging, while leaving our classic
recipes untouched for those who want to buy their current favorites.
I've honestly never had great experiences
working with teff flour, but I'm very excited to get your
recipe because it
really does sound like a winner.
I finally tried this
recipe (my first time
working with salt cod) and it was
really good.
This
recipe also
works well
with cooked ham or chicken (
really... almost any protein) if you don't care for tuna.
I have, at the expense of my family being overloaded
with all my trials and errors, come up
with a
recipe that
works really well.
Yes, I too have not
really been big on carrot cake though have gotten
really into it
with this
recipe... I am so glad that you liked it and that it
worked out well for your bday.
, and I've also made your thai peanut stir fry
with tofu recently (I love this
recipe, too, and a friend who I made it for asked me where to find the
recipe because she loved it as well), so I know that your
recipes really tend to
work!
When I was
working on
recipe development for my digital cookbook, A Year of Cauliflower Rice, I
really wanted to come up
with a dessert
recipe that included cauliflower «rice» and chocolate.
While I like that a lot, what I
really appreciate about this fish taco
recipe is how
with very little
work, and simple ingredients, the flavors are so authentic and rewarding.
And
with work and real life taking up most of my time, I only
really have time to do
recipe shoots once every few weeks, meaning I only get to update my blog once per month if I'm lucky.
And
really good to know that the
recipe worked with yogurt.
I
really need to try
working with the essential oil in
recipes, more natural than extract but doesn't taste as... green:p Enjoy Nicole!
I know some of you will roll your eyes in despair because I replaced the dark chocolate in this
recipe with white chocolate, but let me at least say that it
worked really well!
Post-nap grump averted
with a spot of cake decorating (and a few fistfuls of pecans) ✅ this is the @jamieoliver #glutenfree carrot cake
recipe made #eggfree
with flaxseed, topped
with cashew frosting —
worked really well!
Thanks so much for all your research and hard
work experimenting
with recipes — it has
really expanded our fun food horizons and tremendously improved our health and quality of life!
I chose olive oil for this
recipe, but I've made it
with walnut oil, hazelnut oil, and canola oil before and they all
work really well for the maple vinaigrette.
I enjoy baking
with plant - based protein powder in replacement to regular flour, because it's
really easy, fool - proof, and it adds just the right of fluff and texture that you need to make muffin and cake - style
recipes like this one
work without adding refined flour products.
I
really want to try using my own homemade puree
with your
recipe, but I just read a post about making pumpkin puree from scratch, its seems like a bit of
work... now I think I'll just stick
with the good ole» canned stuff.
I now grow blood oranges and they are
really perfect, beautiful to behold
with a tangy sour - ness that
works really well
with this
recipe.
I
really appreciate that you've done so much good
work coming up
with great gluten free
recipes that «others» (gluten eaters) will enjoy as well.
Even tho they are for pies, they
work really well
with this
recipe too!
I began to
work with the
recipes and understand that taking the animal products out
really actually made it taste better in a lot of things.
I have some
really cool plans coming up
with work in Florida (and of course NYC), and I'll be posting my new foodie adventures,
recipes and photos on the blog and social media so be sure to check out my pages on @artfulgourmet to follow along!
My experience
working through the Choosing Raw
recipe testing process
with my husband sampling and opining on the
recipes really confirmed my opinion of the accessibility of the book's
recipes to anyone, regardless of their palate or preferences.
Ha yes too much cake can be a dangerous thing, sometimes I will half
recipes for just that reason I have
worked with cassava flour and actually
really really love it!
I've since made the
recipe a few more times (once
with ~ 1 cup butternut squash puree and once
with sweet potato puree in place of the banana) but none have
really worked out as well as the banana.
Basmati rice
works really well
with this
recipe.
Didn't know you ate yogurt but I will keep the Tjs suggestion in mind b / c sometimes in
recipes, it's good to have
really thick yogurt to
work with.
if i'm completely honest
with you, i have to say that in some
recipes you can totally feel that eggs or dairy are missing and some
recipes don't even
really work to create a vegan version of.
Using this
recipe with almond flour
works really well.