Sentences with phrase «work just»

Rebecca — I think that would work just fine.
I haven't tried this recipe with steel cut oats or those packet of instant oats so I can not tell you if those would work just as well.
I haven't tried it, but I'm am almost completely sure it would be delicious and work just fine.
I also love this peanut butter powder, there is nothing added to it, although I know a lot of people love this one (which would work just fine)!
Resurgam, I bet almond butter would work just fine!
The version in the book uses poblanos, but I knew the roasted hatch chilies sitting in my freezer would work just as well, if not better.
It might change the flavor slightly but if you are used to light coconut milk then it would work just fine!
1/2 teaspoon sea salt (I found this divine vanilla sea salt at my grocery store that I like to use for this but regular will work just fine)
Other brands would work just be sure to only use the cream (solid) part.
Dried thyme will work just fine.
I think next time I'll try only 3 bananas, and it will work just fine.
Last but not least, you'll find family favorites that are quick and easy for weeknights but work just as well for dinner guests.
A non-dairy yogurt made from coconut milk would work just fine, Katie.
would work just fine.
We're so fortunate to have access to fresh Georgia Shrimp and while thawed frozen shrimp work just fine....
I made a simple vinaigrette with lemon juice, olive oil and greek seasoning, but any vinaigrette or greek salad dressing would work just fine.
Tony G, if you are unhappy with the broiling results, you can try searing it first — but either option should work just fine.
you think it will work just as delicious if it's a different kind of bread?
The bread does taste a bit too strongly of soda for my tastebuds, so maybe baking powder would work just as well.
That will work just as good!
This method will work just as well with larger summer squashes — you just need to cut them up into bite - sized pieces.
The topping does call for oats though — you can either use very pricey certified GF oats, but I also bet that quinoa flakes would work just fine here.
If you can't get to Long Beach to dig, canned clams work just fine.
I've found that unless you have extremely small or extremely large bananas the 3 work just fine!
That version, which inspired my banana coconut cookies, is pretty common in vegan circles but I thought when I saw them that coconut would work just as well.
For this recipe substituting GF flour will work just the same as regular flour.
A nut bag will help you strain the milk more easily, but if you don't have one multiple layers of cheesecloth will work just fine.
I made the sauce using coconut sugar, an unrefined sweetener, which has a rich flavour but brown sugar will work just as well.
We used pepper Jack on top of our stuffed sweet potatoes, but cheddar, Monterey Jack or even Parmesan cheese would work just as well.
I used Dutch Processed for this recipe — but natural unsweetened cocoa would work just fine too although the cookies wouldn't be quite as rich in chocolate flavor.
I'm sure it would work just fine!
Hi Nick, That should work just fine!
Wouldn't soaking them in plain water (as is done in order to sprout them) work just as well?
I have also seen a cherry juice blend (which should work just fine) at Whole Foods.
You can choose any type of protein powder that you like and if you prefer a plant based protein powder — that will work just as good!
I was totally imagining this and wondering whether it would work just the other day!
Garlic salt or other seasoning salt should work just fine in this recipe too.
Top that with a cup of raspberries — fresh or frozen work just fine.
1 cup canned pumpkin 1 cup white sugar 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 egg 2 cups all - purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon milk 1 tablespoon vanilla paste (extract will work just fine) 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
I made something similar last year and it was so good and actually would work just as well as a dessert with ice cream on top.
I prefer their flavor, but the others work just fine too.
It won't be quite as creamy but it will work just fine.
The pumpkin spice pudding is amazing, but if you can't find this in your grocery stores vanilla pudding would work just as well... just double up on the cinnamon and add in some pumpkin pie spice!
My feeling is that it would actually work just fine, especially for things like jam bars or thumbprint cookies, since the heat of the oven would help concentrate the juices and make the chia jam even jammier.
I used a cast iron le creuset pot, but I also use a lot of stainless steel pans so it should work just fine.
I like to bake mine in a cast iron skillet, but a pie pan will work just as well.
Yes honey would work just fine, use it in the recipe just as you would sugar.
I used this immersion blender, but either one will work just fine!
You can, of course, freeze fresh peaches for this simple recipe (it might turn out even sweeter that way), but the store - bought frozen peaches seem to work just as well.
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