I was so
skeptical about combing black beans with brownies that I read through review after review on Google to see if the hype was true.
I also was
skeptical about boiling miso so just brought it to a mild simmer for a few minutes before tossing it with the broccoli, asparagus and tofu and it was fine.
That's exactly what I was
skeptical about!
I was initially
skeptical about pairing it with dark chocolate.
I know there are people out there who are
skeptical about such a crust.
I'm always a bit
skeptical about vegan products and their taste but I bought this sample on a whim.
I wanted to make a shake that was heavy enough to replace breakfast so I added oats to the mixture which I was a bit
skeptical about but it worked beautifully and the oats add a slightly nutty flavor.
If you're
skeptical about whether or not oats contain gluten, check out this blog post by The Kitchn which should clear up any doubts.
You might also be unnecessarily
skeptical about the lime — it's not a distinct flavor, but rather adds a light touch and keeps the smoothie from being too heavy.
I was a bit
skeptical about the inclusion of lemon and dill, but I thought it worked out pretty well.
This dish took me all afternoon to cook / bake, but it was for my carnivore uncle who is very
skeptical about my vegetarianism, so I had to impress.
We were pretty
skeptical about a wellness trend called earthing (or grounding) when we first heard about it, but it turns out that biophysics can back up the claims.
I have to admit I was
skeptical about the hot pepper relish, and had to scrutinize the italian section of my grocery store to find it, but it was THE BOMB!
Even my picky husband at first was
skeptical about this sugar - free chocolate pudding.
My husband who is usually
skeptical about anything healthy / gluten free LOVED these!
Many studies are
skeptical about fair trade, reporting that it often worsens the bargaining power of those who are not part of it.
For those of you that are somewhat
skeptical about making our own dough, don't be, this dough is beyond easy to make!
I was
skeptical about the amount of eggs but it is perfect.
My sister is gluten - and dairy - intolerant and I'm always
skeptical about recipes described as such.
At first, I was super
skeptical about this one.
I was
skeptical about the nutritional yeast tasting like cheese but it does!
I was
skeptical about putting the rind in but it is wonderful!
I was
skeptical about the nutritional yeast tasting like cheese but it did!
I was a bit
skeptical about using a whole tablespoon of cinnamon, but it really was delicious.
I made the chocolate drizzle and once I tasted it on its own I was very
skeptical about using but thought I would try the recipe as is first.
I was
skeptical about PB2 and looking for recipes when I came across this one.
Ok I was initially
skeptical about this recipe given the scant amout of ingredients.
And I have to admit, I was a little bit
skeptical about his choice of recipe at first, but oh.
I was so
skeptical about black bean brownies until I really did try them for myself.
I was
skeptical about not cooking the pasta before hand and boy was I wrong!
I've been baking pies for over 30 years and initially was very
skeptical about not using any butter / crisco.
I was sort of side - eye
skeptical about the pureed pumpkin, right up until I added it to the pot, when it all came together and made sense.
I was super
skeptical about whether or not this would be able to compare in taste to the Fried rice I have...
as a big fan of Cook's Illustrated / Amercia's Test Kitchen as my go - to for fool - proof recipes, I'm always
skeptical about trying non - CI / ATK recipes out before trying them on guests.
I am often
skeptical about trying them because they usually call for some odd - tasting or textured flours that require more moisture or fats to cover them up, which my flour doesn't need.
Skeptical about sipping your leafy greens through a straw?
According to a Q1 2015 GlobalData survey, 30 % of older American millennials (25 -34-year-olds) compared to just 10 % of Americans age 55 and older strongly agree that they are
skeptical about the ethical and environmental claims made by big grocery manufacturers.
I'm usually
skeptical about internet recipes.
I have to admit I was slightly
skeptical about using cauliflower.
Read the comments below the recipe if you're
skeptical about the taste....
I love coconut oil but my mum is a little
skeptical about it so I'm not sure she's enjoy it if it was potent!
I was
skeptical about the roasted radishes, but they were very tasty.
I was veeeery
skeptical about a frangipane without eggs, but I was proven wrong.
Read this article on how different fats affect cakes if you've always used butter and are
skeptical about using oil.
As the daughter of a (now) insulin dependent mother and a Scottish father who has never drunk alcohol and is still the same weight as when he married 54 years ago I have always been a little
skeptical about the so called link between fat and weight / cholestorel levels.
I was
skeptical about getting the jar of aji amrillo, but my dad and husband LOVED it and used extra on the peruvian grilled chicken and mixed in this dish.
I have to admit, I was pretty
skeptical about this one when I first read about it since I haven't always been a big lover of beans.
I was
skeptical about this but decided to give it a try.
I was
skeptical about the canned pumpkin but this is so flavorful (the wine balances so nicely with the pumpkin) I can't recommend it enough.
I just made these tonight, and they are absolutely heavenly, even my husband thinks they are tasty and he is the most
skeptical about this new way of eating.