Sentences with phrase «thrown in the food processor»

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.

Depending on what I'm making the sauce for I may throw it in the food processor for a second or two (like for a marinara dipping sauce).

After gutting the tomatoes I just threw them in the food processor and then drained a bit of the liquid to get a nice even size of tomato chunks and avoid my salsa being too watery.

When chocolate has cooled, throw in a food processor with the hazelnuts, blend until smooth.

Squeeze out the roasted garlic from its skin, throw in a food processor along with shallots, ginger, chilies and the rest of the ingredients.

You basically peel some apples, throw them and your other ingredients in your slow cooker and go to bed, when you wake up all you'll have to do is add some vanilla let it finish up while your start your day and then throw it in the food processor and puree it.

I even threw them in the food processor once, and ended up with a gluey substance perfect for wallpapering the kitchen.

You want to make sure they are finely chopped so they don't overwhelm the cookies so just take a handful and throw them in your food processor.

Simply steam or soften the vegetables and then throw them in a food processor or otherwise pulverize them.

Shred the turkey up, or throw in the food processor to make it ground turkey.

I'm sure I'll make this again but next time I think I'll soak the bread and throw it in the food processor before adding to the soup to get the bread really broken down.

Two questions: how do you know how many wafers and pecans to throw in the food processor without measuring them when they are actually crumbs, and I used 1/2 cup of butter, but my crumbs feel TOO moist, any solutions for this?

2 cups grated carrots (I just washed and peeled a bunch of carrots and threw them in my food processor to shred them up and then measured out 2 cups for this recipe)

Pudding: drain the tofu and throw in a food processor, blend until smooth.

Just cook it and throw it in the food processor with your cheese mix and you have yourself a «healthy» pasta filling (vegetables = healthy in my book).

I used raw (just threw it in the food processor), and then added the egg and cheese to the FP and gave it a whirl.

For my kiddos, I usually bake some extra potatoes that I throw in the food processor with a little butter, cinnamon and maple syrup.

I threw them in the food processor to see what would happen.

Its actually frozen bananas thrown in the food processor until they reach the consistency of soft serve ice cream.

1/2 cup almond flour (just take almonds and throw them in your food processor until they resemble a «crumb - y» flour)

Take your favorite GF cookies and throw them in the food processor (~ 1 1/2 cups of crumbs should do, add more if needed).

Bonus points for roasting or grilling veg like scallions and broccoli rabe before throwing them in the food processor (or blender, or mortar), which will add some nice caramelized flavor.

And five ingredients that all get thrown in a food processor, how much easier can you get?

If you don't have a spiralizer to make the long pasta noodles from the zucchini, throw it in the food processor for shorter strips — similar to a raw penne.

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

ginger: I buy several whole roots at once, peel them up, and throw them in the food processor.

or do you just peel, chop, and throw in the food processor with some water?

So I chopped them up and threw them in the food processor with some walnuts, and after a few pulses, the mixture actually resembled ground beef.

I actually took a couple of scoops and threw it in the food processor for my 1 year old.

(You could also throw it all in a food processor to mix it if you prefer!)

Cut chicken into cubes and throw in food processor.

I made them with whole almonds that I threw in my food processor with more banana, no maple syrup.

Throw in a food processor the beans, flax mixture and blend.

Not exact matches

You basically just throw the dates and water (and salt and vanilla, if using) in a food processor and blitz the heck out of them.

And then it requires hardly any chopping at all as you throw everything in the blender / food - processor and let it do the work for you.

I didn't follow the directions correctly and threw everything in the food processor all at once, and they still came out perfectly (next time I will do it right haha).

But really all you need to do is just throw everything in the blender (or food processor) and blend.

It's simple — another throw - it - all - in - the - food - processor situation.

Essentially what you could do is throw peanut butter and oats in a food processor and create more of a cookie dough.

On my first pass I threw the following in the food processor:

Strain the apricots and dates from the water without throwing it away and put them in a food processor or blender.

Instead of throwing the ruined cookie out I chopped it fine in the food processor and used it for the cookie crust.

I use a food processor and throw the dates in first so they are nice and pureed.

It is so easy to throw together in the food processor which makes it so simple.

I used some leftover canned red beans I had and threw everything in the food processor.

in a food processor throw in the rice and nut milk.

For instance I just finished baking up a ton of your «thin mints», and was low on Almond Flour, so I just threw in what I had, about a cup, and then added a half a cup of raw Pecans to the food processor and continued as directed on the recipe.

After everything is cooked throw everything in a blender or food processor.

I started to just throw things in my food processor, and low and behold the result was actually quite delicious and very filling.

You really just throw all the ingredients into your food processor or blender, and in 5 minutes you have a crumbly mixture that you just roll into balls and refrigerate.