I tend to
avoid lumping Jesus in with the Tooth Fairy, Pink Unicorns and the Flying Spaghetti Monster, as there is at least some evidence the dude actually existed.
Add the pectin mixture gradually, while whisking constantly (in order to
avoid lumps in the mixture).
Keep stirring so it doesn't stick to the bottom and when hot add the cornstarch (i mixed my cornstarch with some water beforehand to
avoid lumps of cornstarch in the filling) and mix until incorporated.
The loose
layers avoid any lumps and bumps one might have while the high waist nips in the narrowest part to really show off your hour glass figure.
Then slowly add more milk, whisking constantly to
avoid lumps.
Cook the roux at a medium temperature, whisking constantly for about 1 minute to
avoid lumps.
It's best to use a whisk to combine all the ingredients together to
avoid any lumps.
Cook for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring constantly to
avoid lumps.
Gradually add the water, stirring well to
avoid lumps.
(Room temperature ingredients are a must to
avoid lumps, believe me!)
Strain through a fine mesh strainer to
avoid lumps.
* (Hint - To
avoid lumps - Add the dry ingredients first and then just enough wet to mix, you can then make a smooth paste before adding the rest of the liquid ingredients)
Slowly stream into the saucepan with the juice, whisking continuously to
avoid any lumps, until it thickens.
Remove from the heat and in a slow steady stream add the milk to the flour, being sure to whisk continuously to
avoid lumps.
The key thing is to mix in the miso at the end, blending it first in a little of the hot liquid to
avoid any lumps.
Continue whisking to
avoid lumps.
Stir in flour a little at a time to
avoid lumps.
Go slowly here to
avoid lumps and minimize the chance of burning.
Make sure to whisk thoroughly to
avoid any lumps.
Add the thickening to the pan slowly (you can even put it though a small strainer to
avoid lumps) and stir constantly.
Whisk constantly while adding cornstarch mixture to
avoid lumps.
Mix the cold apple cider with the cornstarch to
avoid lumps, and add to the apples.
But I would suggest thoroughly dissolving it in the non-dairy milk first to
avoid lumps and then blending.
Whisk in the milk carefully to
avoid lumps.
Reduce heat to medium - low and add butter and flour, stirring constantly for 3 minutes to
avoid lumps.
Heat slowly, stirring to
avoid lumps, then simmer for at least 3 minutes.
Cover and put into the fridge for at least 2 hours, stirring after 30 minutes to
avoid lumps.
Lower the heat, then slowly pour in the grits, whisking constantly to
avoid lumping.
Slowly add the milk a little at a time whisking constantly to
avoid lumps.
Combine all the ingredients for the chia pudding into a bowl and using a whisk (helps to
avoid lumps) mix everything together.
Scraping down the sides and bottom again will help
you avoid lumps.
Add the stock, the remaining 2 cups water and gradually whisk in the masa harina to
avoid lumps.
Reduce the heat and simmer until the grits have thickened, 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally to
avoid lumps.
Slowly add in the hot stock stirring or whisking the whole time to
avoid lumps.
Slowly add the broth, stirring constantly to
avoid any lumps.
Strain the infused milk onto the roux, whisking constantly to
avoid lumps.
Whisk them together and stir them into the hot liquid, whisking constantly to
avoid lumps.
Sprinkle the grits slowly, stirring constantly to
avoid lumping.
Finally, whisk in 1/4 cup tomato paste until smooth then slowly stream in 2 cups chicken broth while whisking to
avoid lumps.
Perhaps the most common thickener is white flour, which is pre-mixed with an equal amount of water to
avoid lumps, and is then added to the chili.
Using a whisk, gradually add the flour, blending to
avoid lumps.
The fiber is also hypoallergenic and each strand is highly polished to insure that the fibers move easily against each other to
avoid lumping or clumping.
Slowly pour the cornmeal into the liquid whisking constantly as to
avoid lumping.