Sentence examples for and nuts to make from inspiring English sources

Stir cinnamon and a small amount of agave nectar into oatmeal in the morning, adding berries and nuts to make it an even more nutritious breakfast.

Ms. Wilcox-Hitt of Live Island Café soaks and brines almonds, macadamias, cashews, pine nuts and Brazil nuts to make her "cheeses," adding nutritional yeast, salt, lemon and, occasionally, probiotic powder with healthful bacteria to create a flavor more like that of aged cheese from the fermentation.

Secure with stainless steel washers and wing nuts to make removal of the panels quick and easy.

A meatloaf-like paste made from a blend of pulverized cracked wheat and beef is patted around a mixture of seasoned ground beef and pine nuts to make a köfte, which is then deep fried.

We visited an argan factory, watching workers peel and press the nuts to make the oil which is used in Berber cookery, and hair and skin care.

It was all soft, sticky toppings and needed some texture – maybe pine nuts – to make masticating more interesting.

After much similar trial and error, Edison employed compressed rainforest nuts to make the needle used in some of his earliest phonograph models before ultimately choosing tungsten as the best material for the job.

Use excess nuts to make pecan pie.

While you can use any mix of nuts to make the nut roast, white nuts like pine nuts, macadamias, Brazil nuts and almonds are great choices.

It can also be blended with pine nuts to make basil pesto.

— Eric Asimov Food52: This recipe for pesto made with kale (a k a "the brassacia that ate Brooklyn") may distract from the real message here: you can use nearly any herb or green, and any nut, to make pesto.— Emily Weinstein.