When the crust is ready, pour the cream cheese
batter over the top of the crust and smooth.
Carefully spread the remaining
batter over the top of the marshmallow fluff.
The first way is to fill each muffin cup only halfway full, place a dollop of strawberry jam in the center then evenly distribute the rest of
the batter over top of each muffin.
Slowly and gently pour the cheesecake
batter over the top of the cookie crust, with a spatula spread the batter out so it is evenly distributed and tap the pan on the countertop to remove any air bubbles.
Not exact matches
As they are browning on one side, carefully spoon some
of the hot oil
over the
top to assist in setting the
batter.
Spread the remaining
batter over that and
top with the rest
of the streusel
topping.
Spoon the second half
of the
batter over the cinnamon sugar layer and smooth out the
top as much as possible.
Sprinkle the streusel evenly
over the
top of the
batter.
Pour mix
over the
top of the brownie
batter and use a spoon or knife to swirl around and mix.
I left my loaf plain and simple, but a handful
of chocolate chips in the
batter, or a drizzle
of chocolate
over the
top once cool would no doubt be wonderful.
Carefully pour
over the
top of the
batter.
Sprinkle half
of the
topping and half
of the miniature chocolate chips
over the
batter.
Spoon it onto the brownie
batter, distributing it in spots
over the
top (I evenly spaced 8 dots
of it).
Spread the
batter out into the prepared pan then evenly scatter the rhubarb
over the
top and follow that with the reserved
topping, squeezing it in your hand then sort
of breaking it up gently before sprinkling so you get some chunks.
Pour the rest
of the
batter over the
top and sprinkle it with the remaining
topping and chocolate chips.
I made version # 2 again with a tablespoon
of parmesan cheese
over the
top of the
batter — really delightful.
Should I sprinkle the yeast evenly
over the
top of the
batter instead?
Mix together the sugar and cinnamon for the
topping and sprinkle
over the
top of the
batter.
Arrange two peach slices
over top of the
batter.
Crumble
over the
top of the cake
batter.
To cook them, I heated both sides
of the waffle maker
over medium heat on separate burners then poured the
batter into the bottom side, attached the
top and allowed to cook for one minute on the bottom.
Sprinkle the remaining chocolate chips
over the
top, then bake in the preheated oven for 55 - 65 minutes, until the
top is browning and a toothpick inserted near the center
of the loaf comes out clean (chocolate is okay, no
batter.)
Spoon 2 tablespoons
of batter onto the hot pan and cook until bubbles start for form on
top and then flip
over and cook until golden brown (2 minutes per side).
Spoon it
over the
top of your muffins, patting it down slightly into the muffin
batter.
4) Take another spoonful
of the remaining
batter to cover the chia jam entirely & smooth
over the
top with the back
of the spoon!
Spoon about 1/2
of the
batter into the prepared pan, then place a layer
of the 16 Oreo cookies
over top.
Half the brownie mixture is spread onto the bottom
of the pan, then a layer
of Oreo cookies, and then the rest
of the brownie
batter is poured
over top.
Then spoon the rest
of the brownie
batter over top.
Drop spoonfuls
of cheesecake
over the
top, followed by spoonfuls
of the reserved brownie
batter.
Then pour another 1/4
of the
batter into the pan (1/2 total) and then add another layer (lay these flat)
of the sliced apples and sprinkle the brown sugar and cinnamon mixture
over top).
You make the
batter, pour it into a well - greased 8 - inch pan, then pour a really thin homemade caramel sauce
over the
top of the
batter.
Pour the caramel
topping over the
top of the
batter.
Sprinkle
over the
top of the cake
batter, then sprinkle chopped nuts
over the
top of that.
Place a heaping TBS
of batter into the bottom
of the wrapper,
top with a heaping TBS
of apples, sprinkle brown sugar / cinnamon
over the
top of apples (about 1 tsp), then
top with another heaping TBS
of batter.
My flour must have been extra dry, or perhaps the egg was not large enough, because the
batter was rather stiff, but I used the
batter as it was for the base, pressed into the pan by hand, laid out the fruit on
top of that, and added a sprinkle
of mace
over the fruit.
Pour the
batter around the edges
of the pan and then
over top of the apples.
Next take about a tablespoon (or a bit less)
of the strudel
topping and sprinkle it
over the
batter for each muffin.
Six batch
of cupcakes and real chocolate, not just cocoa powder added into the
batter makes them
over the
top.
Spoon the remaining
batter over the streusel and
top with the rest
of the streusel.
Spread the
batter evenly
over the
top of the bananas, and bake in the oven for 40 - 45 minutes or until
top is golden.
The
topping makes a ton (something I'm rather fond
of) but if you find it too much for your liking you can make a streusel layer in the middle by spooning half the
batter into the bottom
of the pan, then sprinkling half the streusel
over that.
In a small bowl, stir together the granulated sugar and cinnamon, and then sprinkle evenly
over the
top of the
batter.
Gently spoon remaining
batter over top: spread to edge
of pan.
Spread the jam
over the
top of the brownie
batter covering all parts.
I poured half the
batter into the pan, spread it out as evenly as I could to the edges
of the pan, drizzled the extra
topping (no almonds) all
over the
top — covering it as best I could — and then pouring the remaining
batter over the cinnamon mixture layer (spreading it out with my finger to cover the cinnamon layer as good as I could.
Scatter the remaining crumb
batter evenly
over the
top of the jam.
One thing that I miss is hot fudge pudding cake (a kind
of «floating island» dessert where you make a thick cake
batter, sprinkle
over a sugar / cocoa powder mix and cover with hot water, then bake until the cake part rises and «floats» on
top of a hot fudge - like pudding sauce.)
Dollop tablespoons
of cream cheese mixture on
top of the cake
batter so that it is evenly distributed
over the
top.
Sprinkle the remaining salt
over the
top of the
batter.
(Do not use a smaller pan or the
batter may run
over the
top of the pan during baking.)