Sentences with phrase «tea made out»

At the exhibition, visitors were treated to a tea made out of pieces of the arch (how often can we say that about bricks?).

Not exact matches

Sales came in faster than they could ship out the tea, which prompted the couple to drive around Hamilton asking people at bus stops if they wanted to make some extra money bagging tea leaves for a few hours.

Many entrepreneurs bow out a year or two after a buyout, and Coke's buyout of Honest Tea would have made that possible for Goldman, too — he reportedly made «tens of millions» from the deal, and other employees, who had equity, made out well — some with payouts of more than $ 1 million.

The device is made out of (BPA - free) plastic, so if you plan to use it for tea as well as coffee you might err on the side of glass brewers.

When that shop abruptly closed, Chau and Chen turned to YouTube to figure out how to make their own Taiwanese tea concoction — minus the artificial powders and sweeteners.

I would like very much for the Republicans to kick the Tea Party out of their party and make them form a third party.

Mark Greene, executive director of the London Institute of Contemporary Christianity (LICC) tells a story about an office worker who took the time to find out what kind of tea people liked to drink, and when she next made the tea she produced bags of each kind of tea.

So, with pockets stuffed with tea lights and solemn yet excited prayers made with my evangelisation partner, I set out into the neon glow of Soho Square, to invite people in.

Some people find the books boring: chapter after chapter of people puttering around with ropes and tents, making tea, and eating corned beef out of tins.

It is interesting to compare the reaction of Penfield's patient with the reaction of subjects who are made to carry out a post-hypnotic suggestion — like taking off a shoe while having tea at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.

However, I never thought of making a tea / drink out of them this way.

I love matcha green tea powder in mine (the only way I've found of making green tea palatable) check it out here http://itcomesnaturallyblog.wordpress.com/2013/05/26/miracle-matcha-tea/ I might just have to look into getting some spirulina though!

Instead do something loving and kind for yourself while you work out how to help yourself — make a lovely nourishing meal, drink a cup of tea in a warm bath and snuggle your dog, just do something that helps you feel positive and inspired.

So I'm in the middle of preparing cupcakes to sell out of a tea shop in Utah, I made these 100 % Vegan, and they came out delishes!!

Merging my love of the matcha tea with that of vegan cheesecakes, I set out to make this vanilla matcha zebra cheesecake.

If you're looking for something beautiful and unique, check out this delicious recipe for Floral Herbal Tea, made from edible flowers!

That alone is enough to put me off from going out and make me want to stand by the window with a warm cup of tea.

Her recipe contained dried fruit soaked in tea plus a sourdough levain made with Guinness, which I swapped out for chocolate porter because, well, I'll take any excuse to buy it, really....

She makes a Turkey Meatloaf Sandwich, Gwen's Coleslaw, Mari's Oatmeal Cookies and Pineapple Sweet Tea which she packs up to share with Garth out on the ranch.

Pair a little tin of these with a box of good tea and hand them out to teachers, coworkers, and others who help make your day - to - day easier.

In that spirit, I wanted to create a brunch recipe that didn't have you running around with a rolling pin first thing, but instead could be made simply by heating the oven, giving you more time to look out the window at the new snowfall, while the kettle for tea boils gently in the background.

I made a marble matcha green tea and lemon honey flavored castella, but you can leave out the green tea if you don't have any matcha powder.

Make up some lemonade, or iced tea, or break out those old recipes with ginger ale and rainbow sherbet.

The exceptional nutritional value is the essential part of what makes Matcha stand out in a market filled with green teas.

We don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day around here, but there is always a good reason to make some great pancakes I've never used green tea on food before, but would love to try that out!

Simply» powdered tea» And in Japan always made out of fine quality green tea.

If you are making ravioli with your pasta, you will need to cover the sheets with a damp tea towel or two as you go to ensure they do not dry out.

I can tell you, you would want to bake them as well if you had a chance to take a little sniff when these little cakes came out of the oven or a single bite when we had them for afternoon tea... Go ahead and make them you will love it and they are made in no time: o)

These little lovely Irish Tea Cakes I made after a recipe from my assigned blog «Cookin Mimi» are so delicious I just cant tell you how quick they were gone once out of the oven and cooled slightly!

You can make a quick meal out of a crunchy simit — with a hot cup of tea, of course.

When Buddha Teas reached out and asked if I wanted to try some of their tea, I made sure to do my research first.

For the organic herbs I suggest making an infusion (tea) and strain out the pieces before mixing with the warmed coconut oil & lecithin.

Use a loose leaf tea bag or a piece of cheese cloth and string to make a spice bundle out of the remaining ingredients and immerse in the liquid at the bottom of the pan.

I tried making a mint chocolate chip smoothie with peppermint tea the other week and it turned out SO good!

I hope you'll check out OWYN and make these Matcha Tea Protein Bites (or use OWYN Vanilla Flavored Protein Powder if you're not a Matcha fan).

CCC is mixed with matcha, a Japanese green tea powder to make a very unique and naturally colorful homemade candy that's easy enough for a beginning candy maker to try out.

I haven't owned the book long, and have only made two recipes (Cookie Dough Protein Bars, and Matcha Green Tea Bars), both have come out tasty.

I made these for a friend's 50th Birthday Tea, out of all the attendees she is the only one who follows a gluten - free, vegan diet so everyone was highly suspicious of this dish.

The Artisan Bakehouse is owned and run by Les and Louise, a lovely couple who were very welcoming with plenty of tea, coffee and delicious home made biscuits, a great start to what turned out to be a brilliant day.

* To make the tea, I brew one bag of tea in 5 tablespoons of boiling hot water for 10 - 15 minutes, then squeeze all the water out of the tea bag and measure 1/4 cup of that liquid to use in the batter.

«I typically make a hot toddy (using orange tea and Fireball Whiskey), lie out on my chaise, and listen to a podcast like The Read or Left, Right & Center, depending on whether I want to laugh or pay attention to what's going on in politics.»

There were a few times I did make it out — most memorably for some killer sushi in Seattle, oysters in Charleston, and Mexican in Denver — but most evenings, yours truly could be found in her hotel room, eating a makeshift meal from the Snack Pack and drinking «anxiety tea» (aka calcium - magnesium powder mixed with warm water) in a bathrobe.

I made myself a quick tea and headed out for a walk.

After dinner, Kennedy dished out iced tea granitas — made with unsweetened iced tea, honey and citrus with macerated strawberries and mint — as a palate cleanser.

Anyway - I am going to sit back and enjoy my millet rhubarb muffin, sip on a cup of my most favourite tea ever and hang out online to make sure I am at the ready to answer any questions you may have about our UnDiet Meal Prep Made Easy program.

I dumped out the grinds and made some green / mint tea.

Slightly hard and crunchy, sweet but not too sweet, and ideal to serve with coffee, tea, or even wine, these rustic biscotti are easy to make and they turn out the same each time you make them — perfect!

You say «he just needs to sort out the defensive side of our game,» AS THOUGH ALL HE HAD TO DO WAS MAKE A CUP OF TEA OR MOW THE LAWN.

I did buy Suzi a Green Toys plastic tea set, but I don't think that should count because it's made out of recycled milk cartons.

Nursing, changing diaper, changing spit - up clothes (baby's and yours), made a cup of tea, spent an hour trying to get in 10 minutes of Tummy Time so the baby won't be a dolt, spent 40 minutes getting the baby down for a nap which ended up lasting 20 minutes, made lunch and spilled half of it on the baby's head, clothing changes all around, nursing, found now - cold cup of untouched tea and drank it anyway, more nursing, baby falls asleep on you but wakes up if you try to move him so you just stay slumped on the couch with one leg forward and the other bent uncomfortably under you because this kid needs to sleep or we'll all diiieeee, nursing, realize you forgot about the weekly mothers» meeting which was your only adult outing dammit and now who will be your friend?