Next time I would probably add more water as
the sauce was a bit thick for my taste, and I might look for alternatives to all the oil to pull the points down.
You definitely could try, but
the sauce is a bit thick for the thin spaghetti squash so I wouldn't use as much sauce
For the tomatoes... I blended them so
my sauce was a bit thicker and so delicious.
Not exact matches
The
sauce is thick, not watery, with chunks of diced tomatoes and in every
bite.
Cover and let simmer for 15 minutes until the chicken
is cooked through, adding a
bit of water if needed to thin the
sauce out if it becomes too
thick.
You want it to
be about the same consistency of cranberry
sauce, a
bit thicker.
There
was a small amount of water but the recipe
is smart because it tells you to cook the marinara
sauce until it
's pretty
thick, so when the zucchini releases a
bit of water, it just makes it more saucy instead of watery.
I probably use a
bit more stock than the recipe and break up the potatoes quite a
bit so there
's a lovely
thick sauce at the end.
You should
be left with a semi-
thick creamy
sauce — taste it for salt, then if it
's too
thick, add a tiny
bit of water.
Add a
bit of broth if the
sauce is too
thick.
It
was a
bit soupy so after I shredded the meat, I added the remaining
sauce and put it all on the stove and boiled it until most of the moisture
was gone and it
was thick.
The caramel
sauce will not harden up, but will become a
bit thicker when it
's cold.
This curry definitely had quite a
bit more
sauce than some of my other chicken dishes (like the spicy cashew coconut chicken) but I don't remember it
being soupy... If you'd like the
sauce a
bit thicker next time you can always either reduce the amount of water or simmer it uncovered before you add the coconut milk.
If the
sauce is thicker than you would like, add a
bit more of the mushroom stock.
This homemade version
is made with cannellini beans smothered in a
thick, rich tomato
sauce (though if you prefer your baked beans to
be more saucy, you could easily add a dash of water or stock to thin them out a
bit).
I've gotten some feedback that said the chickpeas make the
sauce a
bit thicker than when it
's made with the cashews.
I've made it with chickpeas before and while the
sauce is a little
bit thicker, you should
be able to get it to a
sauce - like consistency with additional vegetable broth.
I did not have a patience to let the marinade get down to a
thick sauce so our
sauce was a
bit watery.
Tender
bites of filet mignon
are wrapped in bacon and served with a
thick and tangy horseradish
sauce.
If the
sauce seems too
thick, and not saucy enough (this will depend on how big your cabbage
is), you may add a
bit more water to desired consistency.
I make mine similar except I make a
bit of roux (I use unbleached four, but arrowroot could
be used instead) to thicken the
sauce some (I used to make 4 - 6 up batches for our large family when the 8 kids
were all at home) as I like mine a
bit thick and not runny.
Check at the one - hour to see if it needs more liquid: ideally, the stew will not
be watery at all, but will still have a
bit of a
thick sauce.
Made with flavorful cheddar cheese, this
thick and creamy
sauce has a zesty
bite and
is filled with spicy jalapeño peppers, tomato and chunks of green chiles.
(If the
sauce is too
thick, add a little
bit of the hot pasta water to thin it out.)
Apple
sauce is much thinner than bananas but date paste would
be a
bit thicker — so together they might even out.
I would suggest that you read the whole recipe though as there
are bits where she adds water to a dressing or
sauces which
are only written into the write up of the recipe and not the list of ingredients, so if like me you speed read the recipe you may miss it meaning that it can
be too
thick.
Add a little
bit of milk or water if
sauce is too
thick and cook some more.
If the
sauce is too
thick, add small amounts of additional plant milk to thin (the wet pasta will thin it out a
bit too).
The
sauce will
be thin enough to pour, not
thick like a pudding, but it will thicken up a
bit as it chills.
With mouth - watering, vegan recipes like this Smoky Bean Chili and many others, (e.g.,
Thick N» Hearty Tomato
Sauce, Red Lentil Hummus, Oatmeal Banana
Bites, and Sticky Almond Blondies) it
's no wonder that Dreena has garnered the praise of plant based all stars, athletes, doctors and best selling authors.
You may add a
bit more water to the
sauce if it
's too
thick.
Remember as the
sauce cools it will continue to thicken, so you'll want consistency that
is a
bit thick, but still pours fairly easily.