Sentences with phrase «taste great anyway»

Meatballs taste great anyway, but the addition of pepper jelly and cranberry sauce are adding a holiday twist to it.

Otherwise, you'll have odd - looking shapes — which still taste great anyway!

We have skipped using butter and sugar, it tastes great anyway.

They looked a but different from the ones in your pictures though but they tasted great anyway.

They still tasted great anyway with the buttercream frosting: — RRB -.

mine did nt really PUFF either (like someone elses reply) but i think either the butter spread thru too well or i used too much flour to roll it out, tasted great anyway..

They still tasted great anyway with the buttercream frosting: — RRB -.

Not exact matches

Anyway still tasted great.

The first time I tried to make them, they didn't hold together, but I ended up with a great - tasting dish, anyway.

Anyway, these waffles must taste heavenly with apple butter, great recipe!

Anyway, I love the look of your pie and I bet it tastes great.

Anyway, they we wonderful, pliable, and have a great taste.

Anyway I'm sure they will still taste GREAT.

Anyway you shape this recipe for these Simple Easy Homemade Italian S Cookies, they taste great with a cup of coffee, tea or even a tall cool glass of milk.

Anyway I think it tastes great, plus once you have the little bottle of extract, as long as you have milk in the fridge you always have «coconut milk» on hand.

Anyway, I cooked some wild blueberries with organic brown sugar (it's what was in the cupboard) and it looks and tastes great.

They always tasted great, and who likes perfect anyway?

I love your honesty in saying that it won't taste good but there are great reasons to drink it anyway.

«Future Greats», December 2005 «Twelve Footnotes for Ian Monroe», Tom Morton, Show Catalog, Haunch of Venison, Zurich Art Review, «The Walls Came Down» Jay Merrick, July 2005 «Ian Monroe's Architecture», Barry Schwabsky, Show Catalog «They Built Upon It», Haunch of Venison, London 2004 Modern Painters, «All in the Best Bad Taste» Sally O'reilly, Dec 2004 - Jan 2005 2003 Art Monthly, «Anyway», Bruce Haines, May 2004, number 276 Contemporary, «The Queen Mum Show» Jamie Lau, issue 53/54 The Times, «New Blood at RA Summer Show Gets Old Blood Boiling» Dalya Alberge, May 29 The Royal Academy of Arts Magazine, «Summer Exhibition» Sebastian Smee, Summer 2003, number 79 Arena, «The Boom», Tom Morton, July, number 136 The Spectator, «Formidable Power», Andrew Lambirth, May 17 Art Review, «Saatchi's New Sensation», Meredith Etherinton - Smith, May Evening Standard, Metro Life, «The Saatchi Effect» Hephzibah Anderson, April 18 The Observer, «Space Traveller», Alison Roberts, April 20 Telegraph Magazine, «Adventures in Saatchiland», Colin Gleadell, March 29 2002 The Sunday Times, «Saatchi's Rival to the Tate Takes Shape» Richard Brooks, September 8 Time Out London.

By my reckoning, anyway, the emergence of Frank Cohen as the Frick or Guggenheim of Manchester, to say nothing of his appointment as a judge of this year's Turner prize - a force, now, in the formation no less than the corroboration of taste, for whoever buys must inevitably influence - is a great tonic for a milieu notoriously shrinking and uncommunicative.