Sentences with phrase «vegetables on top which»

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In addition to their abundant organic crops, Hill Top Farms also offers a tour of the 30 acre farm which consists of a trip through the horse barn where participants get a up close, hands on education about equine care including feeding and grooming one or more of the nine resident horses, feeding the chickens and petting the goats and a hayride out to the fields where you get to see and taste organic vegetables in production and learn about how things grow and why organics is important.

There's Yuba, the thin skin which forms on top of boiled soy milk and textured vegetable protein (TVP) derived from soy and soy protein concentrate.

The vegetable, which was crisp from roasting on the outer leaves and tender underneath sans bitter notes, was tossed in a sassy Dijon - white anchovy vinaigrette and topped with grated parmesan and Spanish paprika

This traditional holiday side dish is lightened up with 1 % milk white sauce, low - salt vegetable stock and crispy Panko topping, all of which makes the flavor and texture... spot ON!

It's got melt - in - the - mouth lamb and vegetables and it's then topped with sliced potatoes which are brushed with a little butter to get them soft underneath and crispy on top.

In those which do not have a salad bar (which is most of them) we offer a different fresh vegetable, cut up and in individual servings, several days a week — baby carrots, jicama, zucchini sticks, cucumber, celery — and new this year, sitting right on the mainline is a bin with a plex dome on top that holds fresh dark leafy greens like romaine, or broccoli, once a week.

It's frustrating when people won't listen when you tell them saturated fats and butter aren't as bad as the mainstream media leads us to believe but continue to top up on fats like vegetable oil which in reality are a lot worse.

We would have lots of stews, casseroles and stamppot — which is basically just lots of vegetables mashed together, usually with sausage served on top!

I have found that many students will eat the «plain cheese» pizza in which the meat and vegetables are all pureed into the sauce, but they will not touch pizza that has anything on top of the cheese.

That's when I rely on the «dirty dozen,» a catchy phrase popularized by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) which refers to the top 12 fruits and vegetables most commonly treated with pesticides.

In order for children to get all of the nutrients that they need, their bodies need variety, which leaves parents needing to mix it up constantly with different fruits and vegetables, combinations of grains and protein (including cooked and uncooked elements), and that's on top of making breakfast and dinner!