Sentences with phrase «tough leaves»

But with such tough leaves many of us avoid it and opt or greens with softer leaves.

He could spread it out over 350 at - bats, filling in against tough left - handers.

Under Ed's leadership, Labour too often combined tough left - wing rhetoric with policy proposals that the public simply did not think were credible.

Unable to run away, plant species have evolved defenses to deter herbivores; they have spines, produce nasty chemicals, or grow tough leaves that are difficult to chew.

Add to soup: Add greens with larger, tougher leaves such as collard greens, kale or mustard greens into your favorite soup.

It's a very hearty somewhat tough leaf so the trick is to let it marinate for 30 minutes or so in the dressing to tenderize it.

First, I clean the leeks, cutting off the dark green tough leaves.

It was tough leaving Raja Ampat, doing the journey in reverse was even more painful knowing I was being slowly led away from paradise.

Steaming it in broth was perfect to soften the tough leaves enough where they kept their bite but didn't melt as spinach can often do.

Since collard greens are a sturdy, tougher leaf, they benefit from cooking for long periods of time.

4 C finely grated potatoes 1 large, or 2 small, cleaned and finely sliced leeks (remove the outer layer and the tough leaves at the end of the stalk) 6 eggs, whisked with 1/2 C milk or cream 1/4 C Olive oil (a little less is fine too)

The tough leaves and the acidic vinaigrette just yearn for cheese, especially a salty one like Pecorino Romano or Parmesan.

I'll be honest, it was tough leaving the beach, but we were pleasantly surprised after arriving in Raleigh and discovered a state capital that was bustling and bursting with charm and character.

It was tough leaving the beach, but we were pleasantly surprised after arriving in Raleigh and discovered a state capital that was bustling and bursting with charm and character.

We all know its tough leaving your dog at home alone for hours on end.

Some cats even chew on rough materials (fabric, tough leaves) to remove trapped particles in their teeth.

It was tough leaving the USA and even tougher selling the RV, our home for six months while we traveled around the southern states.