I'll be sure to
try it next time I use my stick blender!
Not exact matches
Keep this in mind the
next time you encounter a project, a task, or a goal that you think is insurmountable, and
try using this strategy to overcome it.
Jackson's assistant called Schilowitz in early 2007 to say his boss would like to
try out the camera the
next time he was in L.A. Jannard learned early on in his Oakley days that if he could get stars to
use his product, the rest of the world would follow.
Its nice you an rephrase something so obvious to meet your agenda but
try using some common sense
next time
Next time try again —
use Jesus» words to show an approval for Paul's writings — you won't find any.
Try using what working brain cells you have and think before spewing such moronic stupidity
next time.
Obviously not your strong suit — at least
try using a dictionary
next time.
Make sure you're
using Medjool dates as these make the brownies lovely and moist and the cooking
time varies depending on your oven, so
next time try checking on them a little earlier x
Perhaps
try using the brown rice flour
next time to see if this helps!
I might
try using 400 ml stock
next time instead of coconut milk, and a few more chickpeas, but it was enjoyed very much, thanks for the recipe
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Try not to eat them all at once» OMG they are just amazing, kids love them and knowing that are full of wonderful nutrients is fantastic... I used buckwheat flour has I hadn't used it before will try quinoa next time
Try not to eat them all at once» OMG they are just amazing, kids love them and knowing that are full of wonderful nutrients is fantastic... I
used buckwheat flour has I hadn't
used it before will
try quinoa next time
try quinoa
next time...
:) With a «small» shortcut, though, since I've
used store - bought pastry instead.; — RRB -
Next time, I'll give it a
try with the dough too and a add 1/3 more of feta, just because I'm a fan.
Do you think I should
try using less cacao powder and maybe add in a banana
next time for extra sweetness?
You could
try using a little less coconut oil
next time too.
Unfortunately I didn't have any fresh lemon, herbs or tahini so
used lemon juice (from concentrate), dried mixed herbs and sesame oil — turned out really well, will definitely
try with fresh ingredients
next time
Might
try it with a little less orange juice
next time, as I ended up with some liquid left over (may have been the particular brand of oats I
used, though?).
Maybe give the raw brownies a
try next time — they are sweeter and more palatable perhaps if you aren't
used to this sort of eating.
I
use one roughly 30 cm in length and everyone's ovens vary in strength so
try turning down the temperature a little
next time to avoid burning x
You could
try using a little less potato and slightly more cacao and maple syrup
next time to see if that makes any difference.
It's best to
use Medjool dates as these are very soft and gooey and maybe
next time try baking on a lower heat for a shorter amount of
time as ovens can vary!
Just
tried this one — quite sweet for my taste and even if I «m a cinamon lover —
next time I «ll
use less I added a litte Macca and instead of the raspberries I
used some Aroniajuice.
1 tube of Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls with icing -LCB-
next time I will
try using Grands for a larger loaf and then maybe I'll get to
try some -RCB-
I will
try rotel tomatoes and
use a little less broth
next time.
Whilst I don't
use a lot of sugar I don't actively avoid it either (although I
use coconut sugar most of the
time) but I shall give this a
try when I
next do some baking, or maybe in my
next batch of iced tea!
I have filled it with a homemade olive tapenade but
next time I will
try to
use a homemade garlic oil or maybe a chilli tomato sauce.
Next time I would suggest omitting any extra salt you may have added, and cutting back on the feta while
using more of the ricotta —
try a 50/50 ratio to see how that works.
I
use olive oil, but I have coconut oil which I will
try next time.
I made the spinach phyllo triangles as instructed, but will
use 1/2 the amount of dill
next time and will
try it with egg roll wrappers because my fiance didn't like the flakiness of the phyllo (store bought).
(I
used whole milk - going to
try it with buttermilk
next time since I have had a lot of success with buttermilk in other recipes.
I will
try it
next time with the avocado, this would have been my first attempt at
using it.
I only
used 1/4 cup of maple syrup as I don't like too sweet, but will
try a little more
next time.
Next time I will
try the more traditional approach and
use Goat Yogurt.
I've never
tried it with carrots — I usually
use cucumber — but I will
try it this way
next time.
It's hot, even with only one jalapeño, and I've not
used the cumin or cardamom, but I'll
try them
next time!
I'm going to
try sneaking more vegetables into Newman's own pasta sauce tonight but I'm absolutely
using your recipe
next time I make pasta.
I
used only a half stick of butter but will
try with no butter
next time to be just a bit healthier.
I like the eggplant —
next time I might
try using zucchini just for fun.
However, the pork loin made for a pretty dry taco filling —
next time I'll
try using pork shoulder for a higher fat content and more flavor.
Next time I will
try it with sliced portobellos
using less bread crumbs.
Next time, i think I'll
try adding a bit of acid (lime juice or vinegar) and sugar rather than pineapple in the marinade and
use a pork butt... marinate for 24 hours, then slow braise or smoke and mix in the grilled pineapple at the end.
Next time I will have to
try your tip about
using chicken broth!
Next time I might
try to
use ziti instead.
I will
use these standards the
next time I
try this recipe.
I
used a Sweet Baby Ray's buffalo so I might
try something different
next time.
I might
try to
use any kind of small blender, or even one of those crank hand blenders I got from grandma
next time.
Great idea to
use kale instead of mixed greens — will have to
try that
next time!
I want to
try using different fruit and nuts
next time, although this combination here is pretty good.
I've always
used Nilla wafers... might
try it
next time.
In fact I think I might
try using just one can of drained and rinsed chickpeas instead of the tuna
next time
I am gonna
try to
use a heavy stainless steel pan
next time, and will let you know.