Sentences with phrase «time getting into kitchen»

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It's a bit sad but at the same time exciting to get back into our home and kitchen.

As the holidays approach, I get sucked into this unending stream of activities, tasks, and events, and I hardly find the time set foot in the kitchen (you can say I'm saving my strength for the grand finale:).

Get thee to the store and then into the kitchen to spend some one on one time with your valentine / Galentine / four - legged snuggler.

Add the lemon peel, flour, and baking powder, and beat until a dough forms, then chill the dough for about 30 minutes (this is a great time to clean up the kitchen if you, like me, are trying to get into the practice of cleaning while you go).

one more time, I hauled him into the kitchen and we got busy making cookies.

I found a post at the blog The Intolerant Chef, and knew it was time to get into the kitchen.

The holidays are a great time to get into the kitchen with your family and make gifts from the heart to share with friends, family, neighbors, teachers, your veterinarian... everyone!

So while we're dreaming about racing and enjoying time away from school hopefully I can get into the kitchen a bit more.

Speaking of which, you'll probably want to make this vegan Mexican lasagna if you're into spending a little bit of time in the kitchen and getting enough leftovers to last a few days.

Time to get into the kitchen!

But as soon as it was time for diaper change, I handed him to Josh and rushed to the kitchen to bite into one of these, a little hesitant, wondering whether I'd be able to taste the beets or black beans, and hoping I managed to get enough chocolate into the recipe...

Most mornings I'm convincing myself to get up some time before 8 am, then stumbling into the shower / kitchen, looking for a breakfast that doesn't take any brain power.

It's gotten to the point where, every time I come into the kitchen, my mother cries, «Not again!»

This one took several, several times to get back into the kitchen and try again.

After a week of delicious eating and drinking, and yes now that we're all older we've upgraded from PBRs and buffalo wings to fancy martinis and grilled octopus salads (though we did manage to squeeze in a few cheap beers and pub food) it's time to get back into the kitchen.

What I'm looking for would be for them to really take the time to give credit to the recipe, i.e., «I've seen this all over the internet and wanted to try it with my favorite brownie recipe, which I barely tweaked from Ina Garten» — here is a link to the cookbook I used, or «I love the time that they spend testing at Cook's Illustrated and couldn't wait to get into the kitchen to try this recipe; I've noted the original recipe and my changes in parentheses.»

Off course we created allot sure we threw the kitchen sink at them, and another time it might have got us back into the game but at the same time it is those same circumstance that gave us our worst or most embarrassing defeats.

Unless you're really thirsty and know that if you take the time to go get a glass and pour into it properly, your kid will come into the kitchen and see what you're doing and throw a juice tantrum.

He gets to see the school garden planted in last week's episode and for the first time he brings cameras into West Adams's kitchen (but not, I noted, the LAUSD central kitchen, Jamie's main goal at the beginning of the season).

As a result, many toddlers follow their parents into the kitchen every chance thy get asking something along the lines of, «Mommy, can I have some juice,» for possibly the hundredth time that day.

Think of the fabric that diapers are made up of, if that fabric is ment to absorb mass amounts of liquids, then in the wash its also absorbing detergents weather or not its soap like or not, then if it dosnt get rinsed properly over time that once absorbent fabric will turn into your kitchen sponge that no longer smells like daisies and is probably making you dishes dirty when you wash them.

She can play with the different toys for long periods of time without getting bored, giving me a chance to sneak off into the kitchen to prepare a snack or milk, worry free.

«If you're eating a vegetable - rich diet, there is a lot of prep that goes into it, so you want there to be surfaces that are easy for many people to work on,» she says, explaining that kitchen hot spots like islands can have adjustable heights to get all members of the family working at the same time.

I got so distracted thinking about why it had never occurred to me cook tomatoes into a Thai curry before that I totally forgot to share any kitchen pics with you guys last time.

In addition to recipes for dishes like Shepherd's Pie, Scotch Eggs, Chocolate Chili, and Bora Bora Fireballs, Well Fed also includes lots of information for how to cook without a recipe — lots of ideas for ways to combine basic protein, veggies, and fats into something special that ensures you won't get bored and you won't spend all of your free time in the kitchen.

I love Asian food as well and some times when i'm craving for some and i can't find an Asian Restaurant i just go into the kitchen and try out something new, the truth is i usually look for recipes on the internet, i may not get it right the first time but certainly satisfies my cravings.

I've been sharing little pieces of our living room / dining nook / kitchen on Instagram and decided it's high time to get them into a blog post and share all the sources with you.

-LSB-...] So to avoid all the red lights, and to get my Starbucks - fix, many a times I will just go into mah kitchen and prepare mahself a good ole Cinnamon Dolce Latte!

Everyday — all day, I stare at my kitchen and feel like I have been sucked into a time machine back to the 70's and I can not get back to 2014.

I had the dream kitchen a few years ago in our dream home but found that it was so darn big... I got tired when I tried to cook... lol Also because I was working full time in a very stressful job, by the time I got home I didn't care to even walk into the kitchen.

Every time I walk into the kitchen and switch on the lights, I get giddy!