If you want it thicker add about a cup of crushed ice and blend again, or if it's
too thick some liquid to make it a little thinner.
Not exact matches
If salsa is
too thick add some of the cooking
liquid to thin out.
I would definitely at more
liquid (stock, water) to this soup next time I make it as it was a little
too thick for my taste.
(If the sauce looks
too thick, add a little pasta cooking
liquid to adjust it.)
If mixture is
too thick, add some of the reserved canning
liquid to achieve a thinner - but - sturdy, sauce - like consistency.
Your blender will need to be quite powerful, and you might need a little more
liquid if it gets
too thick.
Issue:
Too thick, split batter in thirds, add
liquid to one, test, adjust next amt.
It's basically just like frosting, when it's
too thin add more confectioners sugar, when it's
too thick add more
liquid.
I
too wondered at the ratio of fats and
liquid to flour... and after adding only 1 1/2 cups... I stopped as it was so
thick, I did a test cookie, and they didn't move at all... super dry and tough.
If you add both protein powder to your mix, you may want to add a little more
liquid to make sure it's not
too thick.
Blend until smoothie is creamy and add a little
liquid if it's
too thick.
If it becomes
too thick, add more
liquid.
I've even used a very
thick regular yogurt and it didn't turn out
too watery as I really squeezed the
liquid out of the cucumber.
If it's
too thick and won't blend, add more
liquid.
Add more
liquid, a tablespoon at a time, if it seems
too thick.
I'm going to try another test batch
too using all Almond milk for the cupcakes and not the
liquid from coconut milk... since that was kind of
thick / syrupy it might not cook out as much as straight almond milk would.
Blend until smooth, use cooking
liquid if the hummus is
too thick.
The batter shouldn't be
too thick, nor do you want it
too watery, so feel free to adjust as necessary by adding more
liquid or flour.
If it is
too thick at this point (I like it this way, but you might not), you can add more
liquid and cook your soup a bit more.
Add some of the drained garbanzo bean
liquid if it's
too thick.
Chia seeds are super absorbent so while it seems like it would be
too liquidy, when you let it sit for at least 6 hours the seeds absorb the
liquid and it gets super
thick.
the 2nd try batter not
too thick maybe because when i used yogurt (half of what's left) there were «
liquid» in it compared to the 1st cup of yogurt in the 1st attempt when yogurt was in it's «
thick form».
You can use eggs, your favorite type of milk, a mixture of honey or agave and a
liquid so it's not
too thick or even a juice.
Add a little more
liquid if it seems
too thick.
If you find that the sauce is
too thick add some of the clear
liquid.
Add the extra cup of bean cooking
liquid if it seems
too thick.
You may need to add a little more
liquid to get your blender going but don't add
too much as you need a
thick mixture.
The only reason I've guessed this problem has happened with a few people is that the honey you used was
too runny —
liquid as opposed to a
thicker creamed honey!
You can adjust the consistency by adding more ice if it's
too thin or more
liquid if it's
too thick.
If the puree is
too thick, loosen with more of the cooking
liquid.
If the chili seems much
too thick, add a little of the bean cooking
liquid.
That time the pancake cooked well enough but the batter seemed
too thick (my original recipe included less
liquid) and it was basically a hockey puck.
If the mixture is
too thick, add some of the reserved
liquid until it reaches your desired consistency.
If dip is
too thick, add more
liquid (citrus juice, oil, pickling
liquid or water) 1 tbsp at a time until you get the desired consistency
My current blender needs a lot of
liquid and it stops whenever the mixture is
too thick.
Check the consistency — If
too thick add more
liquid (broth, coconut milk, or almond milk); alternatively simmer for a little longer.
If it's
too thick, add just enough more
liquid to keep blending until smooth and
thick.
Make sure you save the soaking
liquid from the chiles to thin out the salsa if it is
too thick.
You should obtain a rather
thick cream, so do not add
too much
liquid.
Add beans and their
liquid to blender and purée, gradually adding 1/4 cup warm water if mixture is
too thick and blender is struggling, until smooth.
If the mix seems to be getting
too thick (e.g. if the seeds have absorbed all available
liquid), drizzle in a little more milk to loosen.
Add additional
liquid if soup is
too thick.
You many want to add more
liquid as it cooks if chili is becoming
too thick for you.
If the soup is
too thick, add more cooking
liquid, water, or broth to your desired consistency.
Add the drained
liquid back if puree is
too thick.
If the chili is
too thin, add more of the flour - water mixture; if it is
too thick, add more
liquid.
I have often let the gravy simmer a little
too long and let it get
too thick, so all you have to do is add a little more
liquid and voila!
Chicken breasts come out dry and stringy if they are cooked
too long and the braising
liquid never really cooks down so you end up with a watery sauce instead of one that is
thick and richly flavoured.
You can also add additional
liquid if the protein powder makes the oats
too thick!
In case you need to adjust it: add more cashews if it's
too liquid or add more broth / water if it's
too thick.