Sentences with phrase «work fine»

The flour would work fine, but you really want it to be roasted for flavor.

I do think coconut sugar would work fine in a snow cone syrup, but it would highly depend on the flavor that you're looking for.

What doesn't work for me may work fine for you!

Since that's a blend of natural and dutch cocoa, I think it should probably work fine.

I imagine any type of sugar would work fine as well.

That should work fine All the best Nina

Home - cooked chickpeas taste best, but canned chickpeas work fine when you're in a rush.

Slivered almonds or crumbled nuts or seeds would all probably work fine as a substitute.

I think it would work fine, but maybe you'll need a starter (like yeast or grain), but give it a try and let me know how it turns out!

I haven't tried freezing them but my suspicion is that it will work fine.

Seems like it would work fine since it is cooking so long.

Old Fashioned Oats will work fine.

(A mint leaf or sorrel will work fine too.)

I believe that would work fine.

Hi Bonnie — frozen berries should work fine!

If being gluten free isn't an issue then I imagine plain / all - purpose flour will work fine.

No, a hand mixer should work fine!

* If you don't have kosher or sea salt, table salt will work fine.

Margarine should work fine, too.

Hi Liz, I haven't tried to make them ahead and freeze them, but I think it should work fine.

I didn't have bran, and thought it would work fine without it (who knows... we shall see)-- but added a cup more of wheat flour instead.

Hmm, well I'm sure the new mole recipe will work fine in a pot that simmers for a while, it's essentially the same thing.

I made a homemade pie crust, but for this recipe a good quality prepared crust would work fine.

* My favorite is the no - chicken bouillon if you can find it, but any vegetable broth will work fine here.

Thank you Natasha;) Yes, whole or powdered hemp will work fine;) let me know how you like them!

Either should work fine, but you'll have to experiment because I haven't tried it.

If you want to add an egg instead, I do think 1 organic egg would work fine in this recipe, beat it slightly with a fork and mix it in well.

The frozen berries should work fine.

I have a lot of this and was wondering if that would work fine or should I get something more decadent.

It should work fine though if you do a mix of both and use mostly sour cream.

For this recipe, the green jalapeno peppers will work fine if you can't find the red ones.

If you don't have one of those a regular loaf pan will still work fine.

Hi Gretchen, We haven't made these with just stevia, but 1 teaspoon liquid stevia would probably work fine.

Ka - Me brand is a runner - up — the recipe will work fine, but the color and flavor will not be as intense.

It releases a lot more sweet liquid to help moisten the cookies, but ripe, fresh bananas work fine as well.

I think salted butter will work fine.

It should work fine in a toaster oven, though it may take a few minutes longer.

Either would work fine.

I think Italian dressing would work fine, though I've only ever made the recipe as written so can't vouch for the taste / quality if using ingredients other than listed.

Soy sauce will work fine.

I have always prebaked it, but I think it would work fine either way.

Any short pasta would probably work fine with this one.

Both will work fine with this recipe.

Chocolate bark and Candy melts are the same thing, both tempered for candy making so either would work fine.

would work fine.

chopped chocolate, semi-sweet chocolate chips or almond bark 3/4 cup crushed candy canes 1 recipe peppermint marshmallows, above (store bought marshmallows would work fine too) lollipop sticks or straws

I think that would work fine, Morgan!

A 10 inch pan will work fine.

I do think a regular blender will work fine, just make sure the cashews are very tender before blending, and make sure that the cream is blended completely smooth before adding the remaining water and flavourings.

Yes, sugar would work fine as well, just make sure it gets dissolved so it doesn't settle at the bottom.