Not exact matches
- Add the vegetable or peanut oil to a large pot, and heat the oil to 325 degrees; once the oil is hot, begin frying the hushpuppies by dropping scant tablespoonfuls carefully into the hot oil, about 4 hushpuppies per batch; use a slotted spoon (or wire spider) to continually move the hushpuppies around in the hot oil to prevent them from
getting too dark on one side, and fry for roughly 2 minutes, or until golden - brown and cooked through in the center; remove the hushpuppies from the oil and place them
onto a paper towel - lined
baking sheet or bowl to drain; repeat the process until all hushpuppies are fried.
Pipe or scoop the mixture
onto the
baking paper into ~ 3 cm wide blobs (you should
get about 10 - 12 of them), spacing them about 2 - 3 cm apart.
Transfer 4 pitas, 1 at a time, directly
onto oven rack (alternatively, I think you could
bake these on a preheated
baking stone so they don't
get wire marks from the oven).
I don't usually mind sharing my
baked goods / snacks though because sometimes I just want to
get rid of them so I can
get onto baking something else!
Take your kitchen shears and cut on either side of the backbone, it might take some convincing on a couple spots, then once you've cut through on both sides toss the bone into the stockpot with the neck if you
got it and place the turkey right
onto the
baking sheet your roasting it on breast side up so it's sort of splayed out.
Once piped, knock the
baking sheets
onto the counter to
get the air bubbles out.
With your hands press coating
onto both sides of each fish portion (it's a little tricky
getting them to stay in patty form, they will come together as the
bake).
Bits the grown ups need to take over are
getting the oven tray in and out of the hot oven, putting the mozzarella
onto the hot partially
baked muffins and removing the hot muffins from the
baking tin.
Spray the loaves with water and
get them into the oven (either on the
baking sheet or slide them
onto the stone [p. 72]-RRB-.
You'll still
get that classic crunchy outer covering on the chicken, and of course the Parmesan will be
baked right
onto the chicken, so it's just a matter of
getting the other ingredients right.
Remember those banana muffins that I
baked batch after batch of before finally
getting them
onto the blog?
Hi Jenn, I
baked this cake in two 9 ″ round pans, then let them cool, then I took a bowl we have that's
got about a 6 or 7 ″ opening and overturned it
onto each cake, using it like a kind of giant cookie cutter.
After
baking this cake in two 9 ″ round pans, I let them cool, then I took a bowl we have that's
got about a 6 or 7 ″ opening and overturned it
onto each cake, using it like a kind of giant cookie cutter.
Spread evenly
onto the prepared
baking sheets, making sure that the fries are not overlapping and have some breathing room to
get nice and crisp.
It doesn't
get simpler than this: just combine your ingredients — a tasty of mix of nuts and seeds, maple syrup, and coconut flakes — spread
onto a sheet, and
bake.
These moist chocolate zucchini muffins are bursting with rich chocolate chips, crunchy walnuts and the flavors of a cup of chai - spiced tea.Remember those banana muffins that I
baked batch after batch of before finally
getting them
onto the...
Last weekend I was feeling in the mood to
bake something... and put a post on my personal Facebook page asking what things people wanted «healthanizing»... billionaires shortbread
got a mention (I'll try and
get onto that before xmas) and so did carrot cake.
So every morning I would
get in at 7, place the fresh dough
onto a
baking sheet and into the oven.
I just looked at the October ES menu and I didn't see potatoes on there at all; now
baked beans are all the rage, as
getting more legumes
onto the menu has been made a priority.
Once on the
baking sheet you can play around with the shapes and make them look a little more diaper - like, they might
get a little distorted when transporting
onto the
baking sheet.
Spread the mix
onto dehydrator sheets and dehydrate overnight at 115 ˚F (45 ˚C), or if you don't have a dehydrator, spread
onto a
baking tray and
bake in the over on a very low heat or until the buckwheat dries out and
gets a little crunchy.
I mix it up in the bowl and
get it into a roundish shape with a palette knife before tipping it out
onto the
baking sheet and if further shaping is necessary I use the palette knife again before cutting the cross on the top.
It doesn't
get simpler than this: just combine your ingredients — a tasty of mix of nuts and seeds, maple syrup, and coconut flakes — spread
onto a sheet, and
bake.
I thought it would be as simple as wiping it up, but stuff
bakes right
onto it and is nearly impossible to
get off.