Not exact matches
Form each portion into a
ball and press 1 dough
ball evenly onto bottom and up
sides of each tartlet pan.
Next
form meat - dough
balls about the size of a small meatball and fry on all
sides in the oil until browned.
It should
form a
ball that you'll place, seam -
side down, in the baking dish.
Sprinkle the ice water onto the crumbly dough and, with your hands, punch the dough from the
sides to the middle of the bowl to
form a
ball.
Turn the heat down slightly and cook until the dough pulls away from the
sides and
forms a
ball in the middle of the pot.
Form each piece into a
ball and place each into the cake pan, seam
side down.
If your dough is still sticking to the
side of the bowl, add more flour, half a cup at a time, and knead for a minute on medium speed until a
ball of elastic, but not sticky, dough
forms.
Instead, it's more on the crumbly
side, so kneading it will help incorporate all the ingredients, including the chocolate chips, and
form them into a
ball.
I
formed those into
balls and sprinkled them all with salt and pepper, rolling them around a bit so all
sides were seasoned.
Form the pieces into
balls then sprinkle the
balls lightly with salt and pepper, rolling them around a bit to make sure all
sides are covered.
Pull down on the
sides of the rolls and pinch the seam underneath to
form round, smooth
balls.
If you find that the dough is on the drier
side, add 1 - 2 tbsp of ice cold water and gently incorporate it into the dough using your fingers and try
forming the dough
ball again.
Process again until everything is incorporated and the mixture
forms a sticky
ball (you may need to stop and scrape down the
sides of the processor bowl once or twice).
Gently, fold in enough flour (1/4 cup to 1/2 cup) until the dough
forms an elastic
ball and cleans itself from the
sides of the bowl.
Return to medium heat and cook, stirring constantly, until the mixture pulls away from the
sides of the pan and
forms a
ball.
Add the flour all at once and stir vigorously until the mixture
forms a smooth
ball and starts to pull away from the
sides of the pan.
Working in batches, roll dough into 1 - inch
balls, and press into bottom and up
sides of buttered mini-muffin tins to
form shells.
Wrap up the
sides,
forming the mixture into a
ball shape.
Add flour mixture and mix on low just until dough
forms a
ball on comes away from the
sides of the mixing bowl.
After 8 minutes, pull the pan out of the oven, and, moving quickly, create indentations in the center of the cookie, using the back
side of a spoon, or the same cookie scoop you used to
form the
balls of dough.
Use dough hook to knead at medium speed about 2 minutes or until dough pulls away from the
sides of the bowl and
forms a
ball.
Add the coconut oil and stevia (and liquid vanilla, if using) and continue to process until a
ball forms, which will then roll around for a bit before breaking up into a paste; continue to process for another 3 - 5 minutes, scraping
sides occasionally, until the butter is almost liquid and very smooth.
With the dough,
form 8 - 10
balls with you hands, then flatten them a bit before fully coating each
side in the erythritol and then placing on the baking sheet.
Pour the puree into the bag, and after the freerun milk drains, gently shake the bag to settle the pulp, close the mouth, and twist the neck of the bag until all the slack is gone, then lay the bagged «
ball» of pulp on it's
side in the bottom of the colander, and press firmly with a flat bottomed paillard pounder until the milk stops draining and the solids
form a dense dry gritty cake.
- Cook for about 3 minutes per
side (you can gently press each
ball down with the back of a spatula to
form a thick pancake if it makes things easier.)
Add flour; stir rapidly with wooden spoon until flour absorbs liquid and
forms ball, pulling away from
sides of pan.
Cook mixture over medium heat, stirring vigorously with a wooden spoon, until mixture pulls away from
sides of pan and
forms a
ball, about 2 minutes.
Process until all ingredients are distributed evenly (you may need to stop a few times and scrape down the
sides and separate the dough if it
forms a
ball).
Once it is blended, grab about 2 - 3 tbsp of the mixture and roll it into a
ball then flatten it a bit and compress the
sides to make a burger
form.
It should
form a
ball of «dough» on the
side of the food processor.
Lower the speed and add in all your dry ingredients a cup at a time, dough
ball will
form and pull away from
side, the dough will be sticky.
Pulse a few times to get all of the ingredients incorporated and then run your processor until the ingredients start to
form one big
ball of «dough» on the
side of the food processor.
Bring corners and
sides of towel together, and twist around mixture,
forming into large, grapefruit - size
ball.
Add the flour to the boiling mixture all at once and stir continuously until mixture pulls away from the
sides of the saucepan and
forms a
ball.
Thinly roll out each dough
ball into a circle, put a little of the spinach filling into the middle, dampen the edges of the dough, and bring up the
sides to seal to
form a turnover.
You will know when it's done when the dough is very smooth and it
forms a
ball on one
side of your food processor.
Bring corners and
sides of cloth together, and twist around cheese,
forming into orange - size
ball and squeezing to help extract moisture.
Add the
balls and fry for 5 - 7 minutes (reduce heat if burning), shifting the pan to turn
sides of
balls every minute or two to
form a golden crust fairly evenly around the
balls.
Increase speed to medium and mix until dough starts to come away from
sides of bowl and
forms a
ball, about 5 minutes longer.
Pulse until the mix
forms a dough
ball on the
sides of the processor (about 20 pulses in mine).
When the dough has doubled in size, gently deflate the dough by pressing your fist into the
ball, then fold over the
sides of the
ball to
form it into a new
ball, and put back into the mixing bowl.
They will be soft so
form a
ball in your hands then pat down on the baking sheet and squeeze the
sides in.
Navas has started in fine
form for City this term and is a similar style of player, offering a little more in the way of pace and directness, which could be important in a Barcelona
side full of playmakers who prefer to get the
ball in deep areas to link up play.
That led to Rooney getting on the
ball and guiding the
ball over Petr Cech, and many Gooners just can't believe the out - of -
form Xhaka is in the
side ahead of Jack Wilshere, who caught the eye in the Europa League this week.
Greystar United's drastic change of
form was soon rewarded as they went down the left wing their player, Callum thunders the
ball into the goal causing the
ball to go through the
side netting, ending what was a poor display in the final third.
The Defence will
form a low narrow block with the fullback on the
side opposite the
ball tucking in to provide more men in the box for an opposition cross.
While Lionel Messi, Dani Alves and Xavi would
form a high - intensity passing trio on the right, the left -
side (or «weak
side») functioned as a counterbalance, with a striker in left wing and Eric Abidal or Sylvinho playing off - the -
ball.
They had defended the edge of their box expertly before breaking in numbers time and again: a combination of poor finishing and final
balls let them down and, even when off
form, a
side of Arsenal's quality is always liable to pack an untimely punch.
The Reds defender has been in fine
form for Jurgen Klopp's
side, barring the hiccup against West Ham last weekend which saw Manuel Lanzini prod the
ball past Simon Mignolet.
You can place them to
form arches that kids have to get the
ball through or make place them
side - by -
side with enough space for kids to putt the
ball between.