I, too, have a hard
time sticking to a recipe!!
Not exact matches
It's just one
time I followed a
recipe, and was so mad when started shaping cookies in my hands that they just
sticked and wouldn't behave at all, even when I added olive oil
to the mixture, it worked for a cookie or two, and then the same story began.
How many
times have you looked at a
recipe and thought it looked great only
to discover that the list of ingredients was a mile long and would cause even an Iron Chef
to roll their eyes and
stick a frozen pizza in the oven?
It combines peanut butter, honey, oats and grains, but feel free
to use any kind of nut, grains, seeds or even dried fruit in the mixture — just
stick to the quantities in the
recipe, and you'll get a different kind of energy bars each and every
time.
Do you ever have a
recipe that
sticks in your mind for a long
time just waiting
to be made?
When I have
time and an American
recipe looks worth it I will convert an ingredients list into weights, but for quick cooking and baking it's usually easier
to stick to UK
recipes.
Take control of your diet with easy make - ahead
recipes that will give you the
time and freedom
to stick to your keto diet.
But I think it will be better if I can
stick closer
to the
recipe next
time.
Next
time I make this, I'm
sticking to the
recipe.
The only problem with my cheats version was that they were a bit dry, so next
time I will
stick to the
recipe and try it that way.
So yes, it's almost Christmas, and I love all things Christmas and all things Christmas baking, but I have nothing new and Christmassy
to share with you today because this year I'm
sticking to all the
recipes I've already posted because they work, they're nostalgic, and they're amazing:) Instead, the experimenting is happening at breakfast
time.
Next
time I will make a
recipe and 1/2 of the dough for a larger galette, I also added cinnamon and a cinnamon
stick and I think I might add a little brandy
to the glaze.
Some waxed paper does seem
to stick more than others (I never had trouble with mine at home in the all the testing rounds, nor did the
recipe's tester but...) so parchment paper might be a better bet next
time.
At the moment there's a big focus on clean eating and gluten free, vegan
recipes, but I don't want
to strictly
stick to that now and then regret it in a months
time when I make a towering chocolate fudge mountain cake built on a foundation of eggs and whipped cream.
Today I'm sharing a simple, belly pleasing,
stick -
to - your ribs
recipe that will take all of 20 minutes of your
time to prepare.
I suggest cutting into a breast
to check it at the
time it says in the
recipe and if it needs more just
stick it back in.
Next
time I won't try
to be so creative with it and
stick to the
recipe.
But it's also fair
to say that it's pretty easy
to fall into a menu rut,
sticking with the standard tried - and - true
recipes week after week, just because life is hectic and being vegan demands a great deal of
time in the kitchen as it is.
Now, most
recipes for fried mozzarella call
to freeze your
sticks / patties for at least 1 hour before you fry them, I (like most other people) don't have
time to wait when I'm craving fried mozzarella.
This
recipe helps you get food on the table fast, without using anything processed
to cut down
time, just
sticking to the basics works well with a few key seasoning
to bring out the natural, rich flavors of these beautiful, juicy lamb chops.
Next
time I'll
stick to the
recipe!
This
recipe is easy
to make in ANY quantity (I have personally made it for several hundred people at a
time) and I try
to stick to basic equal ratios between pudding, whipped cream, and marshmallows.
I usually
stick to the
recipe for the first
time before I later adapt it
to my own tastes.
Before making this
recipe I
stuck to winter squashes for creamy soups but opting for summer squash, especially this
time of year, will be much cheaper and also keep you eating seasonally which is always a good thing.
Her biggest
sticking point is no soaking and I imagine a lot of you are in the same boat with that - when you're trying
to figure out dinner at 5PM, it's frustrating
to read a
recipe that calls for ingredients
to be soaked ahead of
time.
When making the
recipe this
time around, I only made 2 minor changes
to it, but other than that I
stuck pretty much entirely
to the original.
I enjoy making a big hoopla out of so many fun posts, but it really is a nice trade off
to stick to something simple and delicious for those
times when a «no fuss»
recipe is all you need — xo
I just made the chocolate cake
recipe for the 2nd
time this
time with magic loaf pans & the cake still
stuck to the pan!
I'll know next
time to stick to the original
recipe to make it taste more like a Pumpkin Pie.
I am kind of sick of soups / stews but unfortunately, I find myself making the same 5
recipes because I have absolutely no other
time except Sundays so I tend
to «
stick with what I know».
And after you guys kept asking for the
recipe every
time you saw me making these on my Instagram Stories, I decided
to share this simple
recipe here and inspire you
to find healthier ways
to enjoy your favorite treats in a healthy way,
stick to your diet without missing any of your favorite foods!
I
stuck to my trusty crepe
recipe that I found on the Google Meister, way back when I decided
to make crepes for my first
time ever, on one of my first mornings of being a married woman.
We had her granny on speed - dial during the whole process, and every
time we got
stuck on something (this
recipe was supposed
to be EASY, you guys!)
I would definitely
stick to the
recipe and have enough
to freeze for another
time!
Hummus with veggie
sticks Strawberry Avocado Honey Lime Salad by Running
to the Kitchen Minted Peach and Tomato Salad by Martha Stewart Ricotta and Tomato Toast by Martha Stewart Honey Ginger Broiled Grapefruit by Budget Bytes Melon Mint and Feta Salad by Budget Bytes Breakfast Sweet Potato with Quinoa Pumpkin Seed Granola by Hungry Healthy Girl — can make the granola ahead of
time Crispbread with Smoked Salmon by Ferdakost — has the
recipe for crispbread which you can make in advance.
I finally tried a few
recipes — first, just the sweet (just
stuck the slice and bake dough in the fridge, 2nd
time to make!
While we try
to stick to a Paleo diet, I do have the occasional cheat day & wanted
to share some of these super easy
recipes with you so you can stock your freezer and spend more
time enjoying your family & less
time in the kitchen!
Since I don't have much
time lately, I like
to stick to super easy
recipes.
I literally looked over at my mom, who was also using a better zester
to zest lemons for a different
recipe, and told her that the next
time I was in a bad mood
to send me
to the kitchen and tell me
to zest cinnamon
sticks.
At these
times, I
stick to aromatherapy and very diluted use of approved essential oils in skin care
recipes and baths.
The first
time, I mostly
stuck to the
recipe, making minor changes.
First
time I made them I
stuck to the
recipe - lovely texture and great taste.
But I thought
stick to recipe, as others have said cooking
time not long enough.
After many people made the original version of these Cauliflower Fritters and reported
to having a hard
time getting them
to actually
stick together, I thought I owed it
to them
to revisit the
recipe and see what could possibly have gone wrong for them.
I better
stick to your
recipe next
time
Whenever I try a
recipe for the first
time I like
to stick to the script as much as possible before tweaking
to my taste.
The last thing anyone wants
to be worried about is a
time consuming
recipe, and I'm a firm believer of
sticking to classic, simple
recipes that are packed full of flavor.
The
recipe here makes six dessert - size soufflés, but if you happen
to be making dinner for four people,
stick with these proportions (3 cups apple puree
to 1 1/2 cups whipped egg whites)
to get a perfect soufflé every
time.
I have a hard
time sticking 100 %
to a
recipe, too.
I am a creative cook and tend
to tweak
recipes - you may want
to stick with the traditional
recipe the first
time around.