Sentences with phrase «version has the best texture»

I've tried almond flour, gluten free flour, agave syrup etc. and still find that Gwyneth's version has the best texture and flavor!

Arrowroot can also successfully be substituted for the tapioca starch, though in my opinion, the tapioca version has a better texture.

Not exact matches

After baking six different versions and tormenting our families for days with endless debates about which had the best flavor, the best texture, the best... muffin excellence... Gretchen and I settled on just the right balance of healthiness and all - out yumminess.

The original recipe is still great for anyone who likes baking with almond flour, but I have to admit that I prefer the texture of this version even better than the original.

So while I liked that the coconut butter version had a whiter center, I opted for the better texture and flavor (way more important) by using soaked cashews, coconut oil and cacao butter as the middle layer.

A lot of times we can create a «paleo version» of something, but that doesn't always mean it tastes good, or has the right texture.

For what it's worth, I've tried several different versions over the years, sometimes side - by - side for comparison, and this one, based on Joy of Cooking «s «Dairy - Free Chocolate Cake,» has consistently turned out the best, in terms of both flavor and texture.

I prepare Ragi Idli using even Ragi Rava but today I am posting the recipe of idli dosa batter using ragi flour which can be used to make both idli and dosa.I usually prefer to make a spicy chutney to go along with ragi idli and dosa to balance the distinct flavor of ragi.However I like the ragi idli using ragi rava instead of ragi flour because of the usage of the rawa that gives the idli a better texture and softness, I will post that version sometime soon, but dosas come out nicely with this recipe and is a good way to feed those who are finicky to include this wonderful finger millet in their diet.If you want to use the whole finger millets instead of flour you can check out my ultimate multigrain dosa recipe where I have used the whole millets instead of the flours.

While it's hard to improve upon a classic, this version has a heartier texture and dare I say tastes a little healthier, which is a good thing when I want to enjoy a slice with my morning coffee.

A lot of times we can create a «paleo version» of something, but that doesn't always mean it tastes good, or has the right texture.

A meatless version of a timeless classic, this Vegetarian Cottage Pie has so much to offer in the flavor and texture departments, you'll probably like it better than the real thing!

ahh well I know... shouldn't have used the word «Remake» (although it technically is a Remake of the 3DS Version:P) I don't want it to be just an updated Version of the 3DS game with some HD textures, because some things were HORRIBLE on the Wii U Version.

Maybe Namco has ways to better implement reflections, textures, etc for the Wii U version prompting the delay.

It looks good, but there's so much more they could have / should have done; the textures of the monsters» skin, grass and stone etc look fairly low quality and not much better than what was on the Wii version (albeit in sharper resolution) Some textures look pretty good though (like the cracked earth at roughly the 52:00 mark, the animations are great and the world shows a lot of depth (which is what really counts), so here's to MH 4 on Wii U that will hopefully show what the hardware can really do with Capcom's amazing world!

Base versions do have plastic, but it's well - textured for a better look and feel.

according to dice they both look equally crappy (run at pc lowest settings) at 1280x704 with no v - sync, no texture filtering and smaller maps and player count the ps3 uses spu based differed rendering while 360 uses tile based differed rendering they are both the same thing but the ps3 version is simoly called spu based differed rendering because the differed rendering is done on SPU and NOT the gpu the 360s gpu is much more advanced than the ps3s gpu (which is why the gpu can handle the differed rendering while with ps3 it must be done on spus) while the ps3s cpu is better at graphics calculations and simple physics than the 360s cpu but the 360 cpu does win in branch intensive operations ust so you know the 360s cpu can also help out with graphics operations and post processing effects just not as much as the cell because MS focused on putting more power into the gpu even IBM stated that the cell is better for more things than xenon but that the 360s gpu is «very sophisticated» compared to the ps3s rsx.

While I only own Lego City on Wii U, the comparisons I've seen of the Switch version vs the PS4 / Xbone make it look better, it loads faster (still slow), has noticeably sharper textures, a new lighting engine and all round more stable framerate (only in docked), so overall it looks better, but it has some weird anomalies like glitchy self shadows.

The PS4 version runs more smooth, has more effects, better lighting, better AA and better textures though.

Visuals do however look better on PS4, with better lighting, textures and it doesn't appear to have the same dips in footage shown compared to the XB1 version, so that's probably where Crystal Dynamics went with this release of the game.

And yet Eurogamer still says «Between the two console versions we definitely have to give the nod to the PS4 version with its improved frame - rate and better texture streaming, its higher resolution, and a near complete lack of screen - tear.»

The console version of the game doesn't have quite as crisp, clear textures as the PC version but they look good for the aging consoles.

The Vita version has infinitely better textures and superior character models, which makes the graphics look phenomenal.

It's a good thing Nintendo does too, because otherwise we wouldn't have ended up with this wonderful HD version complete with improved textures, amiibo support and a new Cave of Shadows feature where Wolf Link has to battle waves of enemies.

With a comfortable shape, textured grips and 11 big, programmable buttons in a convenient layout, the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum (an updated version of the excellent G502 Proteus Core) has a great feel and stellar performance, and is the best ove...