Sentences with phrase «tupperware with»

For breakfast, we packed a few bagels, an avocado, and a small tupperware with eggs.

I am going to start my own list and I put pancakes on top When I think about prep diet I have this sad picture of tons and tons of tupperware with plain chicken and broccoli in mind.

Not to mention that you end up carrying about 10 lbs of tupperware with you every place you go.

Leave play dough in a sealed tupperware with a note from the leprechaun.

It might be too late for my response, but I have just put them in tupperware with a sealed lid and then baked them later in the day and they turned out just fine.

There are always multiple tupperwares with different leftover beans / grains or meals in the fridge.

Not exact matches

Hi Clare, I tried to avoid it where possible especially with plastic tupperware but I also want to make healthy eating as convenient and accessible as possible.

-- homemade chili — lean beef, chicken, turkey or veggie burgers — nitrate free hot dogs — pre-cooked rice or rice packs (I made up some short grain brown rice, and put in a tupperware container)-- veggies — corn on the cob, fresh green beans, carrots, etc. — bagged salad with toppings and dressing (* cooler needed)

Transfer cereal mixture to a 2 - gallon ziploc bag or a very large tupperware - type container with a sealable - lid (I used a large salad bowl).

I've had luck freezing these cookies in a large tupperware lined with parchment paper (with more paper in between each layer) and «defrosting» them at room temperature for a couple of hours.

Obsessed with my neon tupperwares, had to be said!

I imagine making this, putting it in a tupperware and taking it with me on a picnic with a nice glass crisp white wine.

I'd take out my plastic tupperware filled with this delicious spinachy mess.

I guess I should have mentioned, when I make the Royal Icing decorations ahead of time, I store them in a closed tupperware container with layers of wax paper between them so they're not touching.

Nab the stacks of tupperware from the fridge, shred your leftover chicken and saute it with finely chopped onion, leeks, mushrooms, garlic and chili.

If you truly are what you eat, why not make sure your plates, bowls and tupperware - packed, meal - prepped lunches and snacks contain the foods that work with and for your body.

I often throw a few Trader Joe's vegetarian dumpkings in a tupperware container, warm through and serve with soy sauce and a bit of siriracha.

As you can see, we had to get creative with the entertainment, hence the tupperware of candied ginger (aka baby rattle).

I made it in one of those drink - box tupperware containers the night before and drank it with my lunch.

Place everything into a mini food processor, Vitamix or you can mix by hand or by adding everything to a tupperware container with a lid.

The big tupperware next to the sandwich housed romaine lettuce with a bit of caesar dressing.

Tip: I portion off into tupperware boxes or zip lock bags with an equal amount in each and it should yields a good 4 portions.

Then that gets layered in your tupperware (preferably glass, these are my favorite) with the vegetables, topped with avocado and drizzled a scrumptious lemon tahini sauce.

I remember playng with the kids tupperware toys.

At this point you can store them in the fridge in a tupperware container if you don't plan on continuing on with the soup right away.

Store in large mason jar or tupperware, or divide into mini mason jars for serving topped with fresh berries / fruits as shown picture.

Leave the granola sitting out on the sheet tray or in a tupperware container, with the lid off, for a few hours.

Pour into a glass container with a lid or tupperware container and refrigerate for at least 8 hours before serving.

The tupperwares were filled with raw almond pate, raw fudgy brownies, chickpea + quinoa burgers + black beans.

As far as freezing goes, once they're set I just placed them in air - tight tupperware, and separated any layers with a sheet of parchment paper.

I assemble everything ahead of time with the exception of the lemon - I just put a wedge in my tupperware.

Then, with but a few peppers left, I closed the tupperware container, put it back in the fridge, and gave up.

I couldn't fit all of the roasted almond butter into the tupperware I'd planned to use, so I left it in the vitamix and added a few of the dates and figs you sent back with me, unsweetened cocoa powder, oats, unsweetened coconut shreds, vanilla and walnuts.

Our days were spent lounging on the beach with tons of pot - luck styled food in tupperware containers, running in and out of the surf and falling asleep under beach umbrellas.

Store leftover pasta that has been tossed with the sauce and broccoli in glass tupperware to reheat (or eat cold) during the week for a quick lunch too.

A few evenings ago, I grated too much beetroot for a salad I was making that night, so I popped the extra grated beetroot in a tupperware and threw it in my noodle salad the next day along with some greens and mushrooms (I was so hungry that day I didn't manage to take a photo).

(I'd like to make a pasta salad with it and take it to a friend's house after spending the day at work — I'd have to put it in tupperware and keep it in the office fridge.)

Make the sandwiches: set up a baking tray or large, flat tupperware dish with fresh parchment.

I wash them, then completed dry... every single strawberry with a paper towel very lightly taking away all the mositure from outside & then store them in airtight tupperware.

Our youngest has a little tupperware bottle with a built in straw for water during car trips but I have just taught all my kids to use cups right off the bat.

It's just tupperware, nothing dangerous, or I want them to play with the pots and the pans.

Baby carrots (Serve any veggies with Wholly guacamole snack packs or a pre-filled tupperware of Tessemae's ranch dressing)

Pot lids, homemade shakers made with a plastic tub and raw beans, a rudimentary drum made with a large tupperware or margarine tub, a working bell which is metal and large enough to be safe, small cymbals.

- Garlic mix, as per most people on this forum have said you can crush garlic (mixer, blender etc) you can even mix with coconut oil) place in small tupperware, (can refridgerate or keep out) refridgeration will last longer, you can also make a big batch and freeze some).

As far as toys go, All the babies and toddlers I've known, ignored the toys and wanted to play with tupperware, boxes, blankets, my purses, and any other regular old stuff around the house.

The two drawers we left unlocked and full of tupperware for her to play with, though, she's in all the time.

If you can remember (like with reusable bags), bringing a tupperware type container with you solves the leftovers dilemma.

I've seen a lot of baby gifts in the past ten years and many have made me oooh and ahh — and even wish for another baby to wrap in that cute sling — but none have seemed as thoughtful and sensible as a tupperware container filled with medical supplies that I saw given by a nurse friend at a shower last year.

I love that it is one container, My son has already thrown away 2 little tupperware containers the first week of school because he forgets and just scoops them up with his trash.

Instead, scoop some out into a plastic tupperware container before you turn the water on if you want to shave with it.