Transfer tart pan to a wire rack and let tart cool in pan 30 minutes.
Transfer the tart pan on the baking sheet to the oven.
Not exact matches
Carefully
transfer it to a 10 inch / 27 cm
tart pan (or rectangular as in the video).
** Drape dough over the rolling pin and gently
transfer over and into the buttered pie plate or
tart pan.
Transfer the mixture to a 9 inch round
tart pan with removable bottom.
Transfer the mixture to the
tart pan; press firmly into the bottom and up the sides of the
pan.
Transfer the batter into a lightly greased
tart pan with a removable bottom placed on a rimmed baking sheet.
The way I
transfer it to a cake stand or serving plate is to pull up the sides of the plastic wrap so that it's no longer sticking to the edges of the
tart pan.
With the help of the rolling pin,
transfer the dough over the greased
tart pan.
Transfer to a wire rack and let cool completely in the
tart pan.
Using your rolling pin, carefully roll up the dough and
transfer to a 9 - inch
tart pan with a removable bottom.
Sprinkle over the fruit, toss gently (but well), add the orange blossom water (optional), toss again, and
transfer the fruit to an 8 - inch square baking dish (or your favorite equivalent - sized, deep - sided, solid - bottomed
tart pan).
Fold in half and carefully
transfer to a 9 - inch
tart pan, pressing it into the bottom and all the way up the sides.
Transfer to the
tart pan; using lightly moistened hands, press the mixture evenly along the bottom and up the sides of the
pan to form the crust.
Transfer the pastry to your pie or
tart pan and, using your fingertips, evenly press the pastry onto the bottom and up the sides of the
pan.
Transfer the round of dough to the prepared
tart pan, and press it gently into the bottom and the sides of the
pan.
Transfer into the
tart pan, trim the edges, and poke the bottom of the
pan with a fork several dozen times to prevent the dough from rising while baking.
Transfer dough to a 9 1/2 - in
tart pan and, using your thumb, press into sides and bottom corner.
Transfer to prepared
tart pan, pressing into bottom and up sides, letting excess drape over
pan.
Transfer crust to
tart pan; press onto bottom and up sides of
pan.
Now,
transfer the gooey nut - date crust mixture into a greased (with coconut oil)
tart pan and press the mixture down evenly to form the crust.
Transfer coconut mixture to
tart pan.
Just like any graham cracker crust dough this one is too brittle to roll out and
transfer into the
tart pan, instead you need to press it in with your fingers.
Transfer to an 8 - inch
tart pan.
Carefully
transfer the dough into the mini
tart pans and ensure that it's snug with the sides of the
tart pans.
Transfer to a 9 - inch
tart pan and press into the
pan, using any excess dough to patch holes.
Cool in a rack for a few minutes before removing the side of
tart pan and
transfering into a platter.
Carefully
transfer tart, still resting on
pan's bottom, to a large serving plate.
Transfer to 9 - inch
tart pan with removable bottom.
Fold in half and carefully
transfer to the
tart pan, pressing it into the bottom and sides.
Fold in half and carefully
transfer to a fluted metal
tart pan, pressing it into the bottom and sides.
Transfer to
tart pan; lift up edges and let dough slump down into
pan, then gently press into edge of
pan.
Transfer the crust to the center of the
tart pan.
Carefully
transfer the dough to the
tart pan and gently press it down to fit, filling cracks where needed.
3 Roll out the dough to a 1⁄4» - thick sheet;
transfer to a 10» fluted
tart pan, pressing the dough into the edge and removing any excess pastry (as seen in the assembly image above).
It will be thin and delicate, so use a big spatula to
transfer it into a 10 - in / 25 - cm
tart pan with a removable bottom.