Sentences with phrase «usually spend it in the kitchen»

We usually spend it in the kitchen, baking, with the carols playing in the background.

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But our weeknights are usually so hectic with the kids» sports schedules that most nights I don't have much time to spend in the kitchen.

I'll admit that this process takes 2 - 3 hours total, which is more than I am usually willing to spend in the kitchen.

There's something about main course recipes that's intimidating, mostly because they usually require a lot of prep work and time spent in the kitchen.

And it's not that I don't mean to cook from the books written by my friends, but after spending all day in the studio with food I don't usually get excited enough to step into our kitchen at home.

When I'm simply not in the mood to spend time in the kitchen, I'll usually find myself whippingRead more

I don't usually spend this much time in the kitchen but it was worth it.

In truth, this trip is a rare opportunity for them to spend time together; usually one was helming the kitchen at Minetta Tavern while the other looked after the kitchens that served the rest of McNally's booming restaurant group.

All of these programs require grocery shopping, planning ahead, and time spent in the kitchen, since quick and easy food is not usually designed to get you optimally healthy!

Because I cook for a living and usually some part of my day is spent in the kitchen, I consider myself off - duty in the morning.

Usually he'll head out for a run, and, after tackling the sediment - crusted wine glasses and other flotsam from the previous night, I'll spend some blissful time alone in the kitchen.

I usually prep my breakfast and lunch the night before, and I even like to batch - cook ingredients for dinner so that I don't have to spend much time in the kitchen after work.

now with this new found weekend freedom, I have been spending even more time in the kitchen, usually baking bread.

When they age, it is usually suddenly, and the irony is that you often rue the many years you spent wishing they would finally grow up and stop using the back of your sofa as a spring board, your children as stand - in sheep and your kitchen counters as their personal buffet.