Sentences with phrase «small amount of butter»

I seem to be able to tolerate small amounts of butter so I use it occasionally.

Cooked with small amount of butter in a frying pan on slightly higher med heat and they came out as pictured (just not as round after I flipped them).

Fry small pancakes in small amount of butter for a few minutes on each side.

Optionally, you can fry them in a very small amount of butter — just enough to coat the bread.

They have a surprisingly small amount of butter, but the extra melted tablespoon that you brush on top before sprinkling plenty of coarse salt really makes these crackers a true favorite.

Small amounts of milk or cheese, meat, fish, tofu, lentils, and very small amounts of butter, margarine, and oil can be added to make the starchy foods more tasty.

• pipe a small amount of butter cream on a rosette and make small rosette cookie sandwiches!

When hot, coat with a small amount of butter.

A little ball of dough made from a small amount of butter, a tiny bit of sugar, a pinch of salt, one egg and a little flour and baking powder is then rolled out and cut into funky shapes and then deep fried.

Anyway, since you have only a small amount of butter, coat lightly.

Spread a small amount of butter or oil on the polenta circles, and brown under the broiler for a few minutes (or if preferred, gently pan fry them).

Despite the small amount of butter, these brownies kept really well, in fact they got fudgier with age and we managed, with commendable restraint, to make them last the week — nearly!

Spread a small amount of butter on one side of each slice of bread; make sure it is room temp and spreadable.

Once the pan's hot, add a small amount of butter or coconut oil.

Add a small amount of butter to the pan (a couple teaspoons).

Sauté the sausage and leeks together with a small amount of butter over medium heat for about 4 - 5 minutes or until the leeks are more brightly colored and soft.

The whipped egg whites made them much lighter, and they easily cooked up in a small amount of butter, rather than the sea of oil that latkes are fried in.

Even a small amount of butter, as we all know, contains cholesterol and high levels of saturated fat because it's made from animal fat — the simple fact that keeps up choosing coconut oil.

When you're first starting out with bulletproof coffee, begin with a small amount of butter and coconut oil / MCT oil and work your way up to the amount specified in the recipe.

A small amount of butter is acceptable, and we do like you to avoid margarine.

Cut an apple into quarters and brush it with a small amount of butter.

If you're still having trouble losing after those adjustments, then you either need to exercise more or reduce calories by cutting fat a bit further (eg, reduce the butter, use vinegar with a smaller amount of butter or coconut milk to flavor the yam).

Sometimes I have bean and vegetable soup, roasted / baked potatoes with a small amount of butter on pan, sometimes rice (generally brown) and lentils, sometimes whole grain bread (i try to get one with no trans fat or soybean oil), sometimes I have boiled chicken with onions and potatoes, or celery stick, or a berry spinach smoothie.

Use a small amount of butter in pan (2 tsp to fry all crepes).

After you finish smearing your bread with butter, save a small amount of butter for your daily skin care routine.

I am restricted to almost all oils so I use very little bit of butter since I can handle just a small amount of butter.

I put a small amount of butter on top when it came out and let it melt.

The Ultimate Sauteed Recipe Guide Sautéing is a form of dry - heat cooking that uses a very hot pan and a small amount of butter or oil to cook the food very quickly.

Some cat owners have had success by giving their cats a small amount of butter (about 1/2 teaspoon) two or three times a week.

Lubricate the medication with a small amount of butter or margarine.

Shortly after reading her post, I found an article about a Wisconsin law in effect in the 1930's that required restaurants to serve a small amount of butter and cheese at every meal.