Sentences with phrase «used in the recipes below»

Use ground flaxseeds or pureed beans (used in the recipe below) to thicken the dressing.

Use in recipe below, and store leftover pecan butter in an airtight jar in the fridge, will keep for a week or two.

My current go - to (and one I use in the recipe below) is a vanilla bone broth collagen protein.

I've suggested a set of vegetables to use in the recipe below, but please know you can definitely mix this up to use whatever you've got in the kitchen.

Not exact matches

In addition to the giveaway below, you can also find a collection of recipes that bloggers have created using Adagio Teas, inspired by Iced Tea Day.

I'm going to put the links below for what I used in the recipe.

Rich in he shou wu (commonly used in Asia to promote youthful «vigour»), alongside organic cacao, shilajit (renowned for its ability to support fertility), maca, organic schisandra, cistanche, epimedium and organic stevia, this has a warm, slightly bittersweet flavour — just sprinkle on your cereal, soups, stews or even in the smoothie recipes below for more mojo!

Below you can see a variety of eight different flours used in the same muffin recipe.

While these Low Carb Chocolate Truffles are certainly not low calorie, the recipe below using sugar substitutes is quite low in carbs to spare your blood sugar from spiking and setting up an insulin response.

below is the recipe i used, plus what the actual recipe calls for in parenthesis.

Note: If you decide to use roasted garlic instead of fresh garlic for the salsa verde (recipe below), throw in 2 garlic cloves in a baking pan or on some foil.

If you like richer cookies with a deep chocolate taste, use 1 cup of flour and 2/3 cup cocoa powder as written in the recipe below.

I used coconut oil, maple syrup and vegan chocolate chips in the recipe below to make these vegan, but you can use butter and honey with delicious results.

In the recipe below I listed the veggies I used to fill my summer rolls, it's a wonderful combination of different textures, a little crunch, and little heat.

Any of the flour recipes below can be used in any of my gluten - free recipes here on my blog and in My Gluten - Free on a Shoestring Cookbooks.

I would love to hear in the comments below what you favorite ways are to use artichoke hearts — and yes, in this recipe is a fabulous answer!!

First of all, you can use either strong coffee or diluted espresso (see notes in recipe below for how to dilute espresso) to make my iced coffee recipe.

In the recipe below, I've specified dried parsley because this is what I've used the most.

Leave a comment below with your answer to enter for a chance at winning two jars of White Chocolate Wonderful, the peanut butter used in this recipe.

In addition to its use in dessert recipes like the one below, this jam can also be used in several other holiday meat or vegetarian recipes, as a topping for pancakes and many morIn addition to its use in dessert recipes like the one below, this jam can also be used in several other holiday meat or vegetarian recipes, as a topping for pancakes and many morin dessert recipes like the one below, this jam can also be used in several other holiday meat or vegetarian recipes, as a topping for pancakes and many morin several other holiday meat or vegetarian recipes, as a topping for pancakes and many more.

Each all purpose gluten free flour recipe below can be used in any of the gluten free recipes here on my blog and in my cookbooks that call for an «all purpose gluten free flour.»

below are some products I used in this recipe Baking Soda Mixing Bowl Silicone Spatula Idli stands

After they turn ripe, if you can't use them up fast enough in the recipes below, mash them up or puree them with a tablespoon of lemon or lime juice for two avocados, double - bag and freeze the mixture.

The narrow Asian or Middle Eastern eggplants work best using this method of first cooking them on open fire in the two recipes below.

1 cup / 240 ml raw chickpeas / garbanzo beans 1 cup / 240 ml raw wheat berries, preferably freekeh (green wheat berries, buy in middle eastern store) or use kamut, spelt berries or barley 2 aubergines / eggplants 2 tbsp cold - pressed olive oil or coconut oil 1 tsp cumin seeds 1 tsp ground sumac (buy in middle eastern store) 4 tomatoes 1 handful fresh flat - leaf parsley 2 tbsp cold - pressed olive oil 1/2 lemon, juice 2 - 3 tbsp Za'atar spice blend (recipe below) 1/2 cup (150 g) goat's cheese, crumbled

I'll include it in the recipe below and let you decide if you want to use it or not.

A lot of the time, making soup is all about using whatever vegetables you have on hand, so consider the recipe below to be a guide, and throw in whatever you want!

I use a crepe - maker but you can absolutely make these with a frying pan too, I will cover that more in the recipe instructions below.

As I explain below, Cindy, in response to Nancy's questions, I do not recommend using Jules flour in this recipe at all.

I know I'll be sharing more rhubarb recipes soon, but in the meantime if you happen to be looking for new ways to use it, be sure to check out the links below.

It can be used in place of coconut milk in recipes by diluting it with water, or you can use it for dishes and desserts that require thick, heavy cream (which you'll see below).

I used it to enhance the syrup of the baked pears in the recipe below.

If you don't like cookies n» cream or Oreos in general, you probably won't feel the same way, but there is a variation of the recipe you can use, below.

If you're going to use the caramelized onions in the onion dip, allow them to cool and then follow the rest of the instructions in the recipe below.

I used alternating layers of my favorite chocolate cake recipe and a new pumpkin spice cake (recipe below), covered in a rich buttercream frosting.

I have included my tried and true pie dough recipe below in case you want to use it.

(If you are referencing the nutritional information in the recipe below, please note that I used the nutritional data for a select cut of beef shoulder pot roast, trimmed of fat, as noted in this USDA nutritional data.)

I like the amount of garlic in the recipe I'm giving you below, but if you are a garlic fiend, you may use more.

In my Christmas Pudding Bites and Raw Chocolate Easter Egg Nests I used a raw marzipan recipe, very similar to the one below and some spirulina powder, tumeric and freeze dried strawberry powder for colouring.

Note: I haven't tried this recipe using other beans and flours, so please let us all know in the comments below if you try something new and how it works for you!

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Pictured below is the version I made using the left over walnut pulp in the base recipe.

In this recipe I used frozen quino (see more below).

Use what is available to you, follow the recipe below and I'm sure you'll find yourself in vegan comfort food heaven.

Use the soup recipe below as is, or add in any of your own favorite spices (cumin, curry, cayenne) or garnishes (a swirl of creme fraiche, chopped fresh parsley).

If spice isn't your thing then by all means use a plain peanut butter instead, and if you can't get your hands on Fix and Foggs's smoke and fire peanut butter, but still want those flavours, I've included an option in the recipe below to create them yourself.

In addition to the tart filling, there's a recipe below for the pastry, or use store - bought.

Of course feel free to mix up the berry combination to whatever you have to hand or can easily source, using the quantities in the recipe below as a guide.

To knock the price down even more, buy whole fruits and seeds instead of the powders I mention below (for example, in DIY Soylent recipe # 1 I wanted to create a full powdered version so I used banana powder but in recipe # 4 I used a whole banana, which was much cheaper).

If you would rather make a whole bottle, use the proportions in parentheses in the below recipe.