Sentences with phrase «to buy the ingredients»

During the winter I make this a budget friendly recipe by buying the ingredients in bulk at a local produce stand.

Unlike much of the world's population, I feel incredibly fortunate to be able to buy ingredients from all over the world in my local health food store.

To whip up this colorful app, I keep things simple by using store bought ingredients instead of making things like hummus and pesto from scratch.

Then have plenty of nutritious store - bought ingredients on hand to fill up the rest.

However, I have a bad habit of buying an ingredient for one recipe and using it for something totally different.

I was too lazy to go to whole foods to buy these ingredients so I just left them out.

Buy the ingredients before starting the diet to avoid aisles and aisles of temptation in the grocery store.

Honestly, this is how I cook at home by planning a menu over the weekend, buying some ingredients fresh and picking some pantry!

I've been buying the ingredients here and there so I could make this.

A sizable portion of my salary is spent in buying ingredients since I love cooking, and buying paintings!

After buying an ingredient for a recipe, it can take me a while to finish it off and get back that precious spot for something new.

I have already bought the ingredients to make two more.

By creating a list of ingredients you need for these meals ahead of time, you can avoid buying ingredients you don't need and make the most of your grocery budget.

I tend to buy ingredients like sprouted flour and nuts in bulk online.

I shall go and buy the ingredients tomorrow and have a go at baking it.

Wouldn't someone want to use the plate before they prepare their meal, or even buy the ingredients?

Finding the time to think about what's for dinner, let alone buy the ingredients, is challenging as a new parent.

Customers are given recipe cards with their orders, and can buy the ingredients such as olive oil and fruits at the store.

When you apply the strategies each week; you'll reduce food waste, eliminate buying ingredients you don't need, and impulse buys.

I'll be buying the ingredients next run to the grocery store.

The recipe had to be really simple made with regular supermarket bought ingredients and showcase their cookie tray.

To make a loaf from your wonderful recipes, would mean buying ingredients which are so expensive that they'd cost me almost half my food budget for the week.

I've had these on my mind since the post came out, and bought the ingredients yesterday to make them tonight!

No need to worry about buying the ingredients or how much on an ingredient you need.

Check the fridge and pantry, plan a shopping list, and buy the ingredients together.

Furthermore, you can agree that he has to buy ingredients from you to ensure a certain quality standard.

And, do you have any recommendations as to what to look for when buying these ingredients?

This recipe makes 10 - 12 small sticky buns and I take shortcuts with a couple store bought ingredients.

I just bought the ingredients for this and the coconut oatmeal and am excited to get going!

I saw this in my email and bought the ingredients on the way home from work.

Buying ingredients in bulk may take up more space but it can save you a lot of money.

A meal subscription is a fun idea for anyone who likes to try out new recipes, but doesn't always have the time to plan and buy ingredients for them.

I am buying the ingredients tomorrow to give it a try.

We really brought it back to the way it was done back when people actually bought ingredients at grocery stores and cooked.»

They put a lot of effort into buying ingredients from suppliers who treat their workers well and look after the environment, using sustainable packaging, and donating 10 % of their profits to charity each year.

Buying the ingredients separately and combining them yourself will usually cost less than buying pre-made trail.

I used store bought ingredients because I needed this to be super quick (hey... a short cut is good sometimes).

Just bought the ingredients today.

So, with this in mind, could you recommend a) a decent blender to tackle the sticky stuff and b) the best way to buy ingredients without breaking the bank... Thank you for inspiring this reluctant cook!