Houdini had him scoop up the ink - soaked
ball in a spoon and place it against the slate, where it momentarily stuck before slowly rolling across the face, spelling out «M,» «e,» «n,» «e,» and so forth until the entire phrase was completed, at which point the ball dropped to the ground.
Not exact matches
With a wooden
spoon stir
in flour it will
ball.
Easy to make, no messing about... I didn't roll them into
balls because the mix was quite sticky, just made a round shape
in a soup
spoon and flattened them a bit.
Pour the dissolved salt and mix it the best you can with a wooden
spoon or spatula before getting
in with your hands to form a loose dough
ball.
Add flour and mix with a wooden
spoon until it comes together
in a
ball.
Spoon out the size of truffle you want, roll into a
ball then roll
in the cocoa powder and put on the tray, ready to refrigerate for a few hours.
Using a couple of
spoons, dip each
ball in the melted chocolate to coat completely and lay on parchment or wax paper until firm.
Trying to form the dough into tight
balls will seem futile... the dough is so sticky and falls apart easily so scooping the dough with the tablespoon and forming it
in the
spoon with your hands is your best bet.
Cut zucchini
in half lengthwise and using a small
spoon or melon
baller, scoop out flesh, leaving 1/4 ″ thick.
Stir by hand gently with a wooden
spoon from the middle, slowly bringing
in more flour until all ingredients come together into a
ball — the dough will still be too sticky to handle at this point.
I didn't use any heat, I put 1/2 cup of coconut oil
in a freezer bag and played with it like a stress
ball until it went more runny but was still white, added 3 table
spoons of runny honey to the bag and massaged it outside the bag to mix it again, added 1/2 cup of coco powder and massaged the bag again, added 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla flavouring and repeated mixing then I put half the mixture
in a chocolate mould
in the freezer and half
in the fridge.
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.
Stir this into the flour with a wooden
spoon until it comes together
in a
ball.
Using a large
spoon or ice cream scoop, form dough into small round
balls about 1 inch
in diameter (this dough mixture should yield 14 - 16 dumplings).
Last time I made them I didn't have time to roll them into
balls so I just left the bowl
in the fridge and
spoon - ate the mixture all week.
Use a
spoon to cover it
in chocolate, and use that same
spoon to move the
ball onto your lined baking sheet.
At first you'll see that I rolled the dough into individual
balls but after one accidentally ended up
in my mouth I thought «screw that» and piled it high
in a bowl, grabbed a
spoon and delved
in!
To completely cover them, throw the
balls in the chocolate and remove with
spoon - cool on foil.
Use a small
spoon, a paring knife, or (
in my case) a melon
baller to carve / scoop out a chunk
in the center of each cupcake; set those aside.
Use a large
spoon to divide the cookie dough into 12 pieces about the size of a golf
ball, rolling the dough
in your hands to make a well - formed
ball.
Use a small scoop to
spoon out about a tablespoon of batter and roll the mixture
in to a
ball and then coat the truffle
in the cacao mixture.
Mix together initially with a wooden
spoon, then get your hands
in there and really work to get it into one cohesive
ball (pictured above).
Add
in olive oil and water, sauteed garlic and chopped rosemary and stir with a large wooden
spoon until dough comes together into a
ball.
Take a small
spoon and roll the ingredients
in hand to make a small
ball, then on a tray spread out the shredded coconut and roll them again until they are covered.
Add 4 cups flour and mix with a wooden
spoon until dough comes together
in a shaggy
ball with only a few dry spots of flour remaining.
Using a
spoon, form the batter into small
balls and drop
in.
With a
spoon or melon
baller, drop 8
ball - shaped portions on a wax paper - lined baking sheet; let set
in refrigerator 10 minutes before serving.
With end of a wooden
spoon handle, make an indentation
in center of each
ball.
I tried using a melon
baller which works
in a pinch but is quite messy (you can use a
spoon to help free the sticky dough).
Cut the zucchini
in half lengthwise then with a small
spoon or melon
baller (I used my tablespoon measuring
spoon), hollow out the zucchini pieces but leave 1/4 ″ rim.
Spoon dough into 1 - tablespoon - sized
balls and roll
in sugar.
Working with one
ball at a time, drop the
ball into the chocolate and use a
spoon if needed to pour the chocolate over the
ball so that it is completely covered
in chocolate.
Gather your toppings and prep them - cut dragonfruit
in half and scoop
balls using a melon
baller or tsp measuring
spoon.
Use a small scoop to
spoon out about a tablespoon of batter and roll the mixture
in to a
ball and then coat the truffle
in the cacao mixture.
Roll into
balls, make a small hole
in the center,
spoon in a bit of jelly, and bake them at 350 F for about 8 minutes.
When someone brings home a cat for the first time, they often imagine all the special moments they will share — snuggling
in bed, watching kitty bat around a
ball or chase a stuffed mouse,
spooning out cat food and having kitty come running.
Ten years later, she now has 125 musicians, including her broker, Paul Sherwood, GRI, who plays the drums
in his band, BigBandBeat, plus a man who makes music with
spoons, and singers skilled
in hymns, iconic wartime songs such as «Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,» and classics like «Take Me Out to the
Ball Game.»