Sentences with phrase «something in the food»

As long as it is at room temperature, just put it in the food processor with the rest of the ingredients.

Then place them in a food processor with a good pinch of salt and blend.

Maybe throw it all in the food processor so you don't get chunks of cilantro and it will all just be apart of the sauce.

If using them, skip the step of processing them in the food processor.

Just grind them in a food processor to the same consistency as almond flour.

(I used a blender for the vanilla cream layer, but you can make it in a food processor as well).

You can also shred them in a food processor.

A lot of the chefs we work with are renowned and established or just starting to make a name for themselves in the food world.

You can grind your own almonds yourself in the food processor into a fine flour texture however I'm not too sure on the amount of almonds you would need for this.

No need to go through all this to get magnesium outside of eating it in food if you're a person that lacks a food processor or blender.

I would love to use some of it in my food photos!

Since honey has a reputation as a «healthy» sweetener, people tend to be less worried about using it in their food and feeding it to their children.

Then blend it in a food processor until totally smooth.

They flat out refuse vegetables most of time, so I have to hide them in foods they'll eat — like chocolate.

Allow the squash to cool a bit, then scoop the flesh out of the skin and puree it in a food processor until smooth.

So don't worry about it in the food you eat.

You can, of course, take vitamin C in supplemental form, but you can easily find it in food as well.

Add them in a food processor, along with the milk, butter, the egg yolks, freshly ground pepper and mix until smooth.

Are you giving her the pills directly in her mouth or crushing it in her food?

I'm going looking for it because I've never seen it in our food stores.

You may crush the tablets and put them in food if needed.

Oh my that just sent me in a food coma....

Coconut flower blossom nectar has a low glycemic index so it doesn't put you in a food coma afterward!

Instead of transferring the dough crumbs to the mixer I left them in the food processor for the rest of the prep.

You can pop it in a food item for a quick reading, or set it and forget it, for slow roasting.

So it really boils down to making a choice as to whether or not you want them in your food.

Let's say this represents one cow, which will keep me in food for, let's say, a month.

Add the rest of the ingredients to the nut / seed meal and incorporate it in the food processor until it becomes a dough like mixture.

Our ancestors optimized their vitamin D levels by sun exposure, not by swallowing it in foods.

Feed them to your pup as a reward for good behavior or place them in his food dish for him to eat up.

You can also find them in some foods and supplements.

People far higher up than me in the food chain will make those decisions.

Finally, dogs allergic to something in their food also tend to be affected all year.

After 10 minutes, cut them all up and store them in food containers in your fridge.

If they don't grind it for you, just cut it up into large chunks and then throw it in your food processor.

You can just place them all in the food processor if you like.

For the shredded coconut, we'll measure out 1/2 cup then process it in the food processor (a blender works too).

We use whole almonds and grind them in the food processor which makes this far less expensive than already ground almond meal.

Hmm... I've never tried making it in my food processor.

So anytime you take antibiotics as medication or eat them in your food, they are killing the good bugs that you've worked so hard to nurture.

If you make the extra effort (it just takes a minute)... be sure to peel the chickpeas before tossing them in your food processor.

Yes, you can use it in food just like a spice.

«Now these veggies are SO gross that Mom had to hide them in my food,» she may think.

Allow the squash to cool a bit, then scoop the flesh out of the skin and puree it in a food processor until smooth.