The phrase "amount of creamy" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "creamy" is an adjective and should not be used in this context.
Example: "The amount of cream in the recipe should be adjusted for a creamier texture."
Alternatives: "level of creaminess" or "degree of creaminess."
House-baked flat bread, surrounding a huge amount of creamy spinach and artichoke dip, would work better at a cocktail party.
Labneh is a strained Middle-Eastern yogurt that adds just the right amount of creamy tang to this toast.
The dish features ramen noodles covered in a copious amount of creamy cheese "broth" and served with bacon, lobster, and snow crab.
The guava and white cheese was particularly good and the flan had just the right amount of sweetness and creamy texture.
The 4-ounce patties are topped with gooey fontina cheese fondue, a spicy Calabrese relish with just the right amount of zing and creamy thousand island dressing.
Add a small amount of pectin for the creamy "mouth feel".
Owner Rob Wigan admits to "pumping out thirty liters," in other words "amazing amounts" of this thick, creamy (cream from local Hewit's Dairy), double-smoked bacon-licious award-winning soup per week, along with Toronto's own Mill Street Beer.
Butter a shallow oval casserole that can hold the turbot in one layer, and fill it with a two-inch bed of creamy mashed potatoes that you have tinted a pale spring green with an equal amount of puréed broccoli.
I'm originally from the Midwest where major occasions are marked with massive amounts of high-cheese, high-carb, high-starch foods drizzled with meaty sauces and/or any variety of creamy, canned soups.
Leave to sit for half an hour, then add about the same amount of water again to achieve the perfect creamy consistency.
But it is also a superb thickener: whisk it into a small amount of liquid and it creates a rich, creamy consistency.
