Sentences with phrase «tomatoes as your grocery store»

Even with everything else going on, you're gonna want to invest in as decent a can of tomatoes as your grocery store and wallet will allow.

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The proper proportion of spices, tomato paste, and meat is crucial; but the real challenge in hacking this recipe is finding a common grocery store equivalent for modified food starch that's used in the real chili sauce as a thickener.

Sweet potatoes (or yams, as your grocery store may call them), eggplants, tomatoes, a red bell pepper, and green onions slowly roasted until they were soft.

I forgot to grab a tomato at the grocery store so I used some salsa and I had romaine hearts, which was not as big a leaf as I would have preferred.

A friend who lived in Collegetown told a story to Cabbagetown's back door and asking if she could buy a tomato (the grocery store in Collegetown had closed at this point and as she was carless it was a trek to the nearest grocery).

I urge you to try this as a final hurrah to summer's dwindling offering of fresh tomatoes — I was able to find a small selection of heirloom ones at the grocery store but I'm sure you'd still come across some at the farmer's market.

Buying tomatoes at the grocery store means they are coming from far away and I know they will not be as amazing as those fresh picked summer tomatoes.

The fuyu persimmons, which are shaped like a tomato and are a vibrant orange are ripe and ready to eat when firm (basically as - is from the grocery store), unlike the hachiya persimmons which must be soft before eating.

The tomato aficionado might conclude that, given the immense varieties — which go by such fanciful names as Aunt Gertie's Gold and the Green Zebra — heirlooms must have a more diverse and superior set of genes than their grocery store cousins, those run - of - the - mill hybrid varieties such as beefsteak, cherry and plum.

Sausage Party Rated R for strong crude sexual content, pervasive language, and drug use Rotten Tomatoes Score: 83 % This raunch-fest from the minds of Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg (Superbad) follows a grocery store full of talking food as they long for the day they are purchased and brought home, until they discover the horrors that await them there.