Sentences with phrase «suggest a food processor»

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You need the food processor to make sure the dates break down and bind everything together really well, so I'm not sure I could suggest anything else to use sorry!

As a student I've already invested in the joint food processor / smoothie maker you suggested however I think a spiralzer may be a step too far!

If you'd like your dip to be a little more chunky, I would suggest making the «cream» in your blender, and then using a food processor to finely dice your veggies.

I even put the oats through a food processor first, as someone suggested.

I'd suggest pulsing them in a blender or food processor if you go this route.

I do not have a food processor, so I tries the mashing by hand method someone suggested in the comments.

To preserve the crunchiness of the cucumber, I suggest coarsely chopping the cucumbers by hand rather than in a food processor to avoid an overly mushy result.

I haven't tried making the filling in a food processor, but I would suggest using a hand mixer if you have one.

Also, my soy lecithin granules hardly dissolved at all - so I ran my food processor twice as long as the recipe suggested, and then ended up straining out the rest of the granules.

I suggest using a food processor for the base as it requires a more chunky texture and it can sometimes be hard to get those type of ingredients out of a blender jug.

For those that are nut - free, I would suggest to grind up raw sunflower kernels in a food processor into as fine a flour as you can get, being careful not to turn it into a nut butter.

I suggest giving your food processor a break about halfway through so it doesn't burn out.

I have never tried with food processor, but I'd suggest you don't add all the water at once.

Also, I didn't use a food processor like they suggested — just a pastry cutter and my own two hands.

Using their sandpaper skin as a food processor could help baby sharks tackle large prey such as crustaceans, the researchers suggest in a report published online 20 March in the Proceedings of the Royal Society.

Eating Well suggests blending a head of steamed cauliflower, nonfat buttermilk, extra virgin olive oil, butter, salt and pepper in a food processor until smooth and creamy.

NOTE: I suggest making your own almond butter by roasting raw almonds for 10 minutes (at around 350 degrees F), then blending them in a food processor; it» so easy!

However, if you can not afford this level of food processor, I suggest adding grape seed oil, if you don't mind the flavor (personally, I can not taste it and prefer it to what I can, such as olive oil).

The rice was really good — a little salty, so I reduced that and did not put the cilantro in the food processor as other commenters suggested.