Slowly
begin rolling the dough from side to side into a long rectangle about 15 in / 38 cm wide and 10 in / 25 cm from top to bottom.
Starting with the longest side closest to you,
begin rolling the dough tightly into a log shape away from you.
Starting with the long side closest to you,
begin rolling the dough away from you.
On one of the short sides of the rectangle, gently
begin rolling the dough until you have a large log.
Lay a second piece of parchment paper over the top and gently
begin rolling the dough out in an even rectangle size.
To roll your dough: start on one of the shorter sides and gently
begin rolling your dough into a log form.
Not exact matches
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Starting from the end closest to you,
begin to
roll the
doughs together, horizontally - think cinnamon
rolls.
Beginning with a short edge,
roll the
dough into a log.
Begin rolling 16 to 18 uniform sized cookie
dough balls, placing each spaced well apart on the cookie pan.
Wait ten minutes, remove one of the
dough balls and
begin rolling into individual cookie
dough balls.
Bake those and then remove the second
dough ball and
begin rolling it into individual
dough balls.
It
begins with a pizza
dough rolled into a rectangular shape, topped with ham and raisins.
I don't like to
roll the
dough any thinner than the «5» setting on my machine, or it
begins to tear.
If the
dough begins springing back and won't hold its shape, let it rest for a few minutes before you finish
rolling it out.
Starting with the longer side,
begin to lift the
dough and
roll, pressing tightly but gently to form a cylinder.
Get out your
rolling pin and
begin rolling the pizza
dough sitting under the plastic wrap.
Place another large piece of wax paper on top of the
dough and
begin rolling.
Beginning from a long side,
roll the
dough again, into another long rectangle, the same size and shape.
Beginning in 1 corner, stretch sealed edge outward, pinching and
rolling dough up over edge to resemble a rope, working your way around.
Beginning on one edge,
roll each
dough to make a log so the two colors spiral inside each other.
Using the short edge of one side of the plastic wrap,
begin to
roll the
dough.
The
rolling of amaretti:
Begin by portioning the amaretti
dough.
Beginning with the long edge closest to you,
roll the
dough into a log, tightening as you
roll, and patting in the ends if they
begin to taper.
«My excitement for freshly made ravioli starts as soon as the prep
begins,» says Vagasky, who adds semolina flour to the
dough for a smooth consistency before kneading it and running it through a hand - crank machine to
roll the pasta into an ideal thickness.
Take the
dough out of the refrigerator and let it warm up for a while before you
begin rolling.
Beginning at the side furthest from you,
roll dough toward you until it's in the shape of a tight log.
The recipe for these buns (which was contributed by Nancy Silverton — love her)
begins with making a brioche
dough, which in itself is a fairly complicated and time consuming process with lots of rising and chilling and
rolling.
Place a second sheet of parchment on top and slowly
begin to
roll out the
dough into a large circle.
Divide
dough into 4 even balls, then
begin to gently
roll each into long logs approximately 1/2 — 3/4 inch in diameter.
Sprinkle the
dough with more all - purpose flour and
begin to
roll out.
Remove your pie
dough from the refrigerator and
begin to
roll your
dough out two at a time.
Beginning at a long edge,
roll up the
dough as tightly as possible and pinch the seam.
When the
dough has risen tip it out onto a lightly floured surface and with a floured
rolling pin
begin to
roll it out until it's around 1 cm thick.
8 Using a
rolling pin,
begin to
roll the
dough between the two pieces of parchment.
Without pausing to plan or sketch, she
begins rolling a pizza cutter through the
dough, drawing lines and arcs that soon become shapes: simple and elliptic like bay leaves, another that looks like feathers, or maybe a sea creature.
Roll out the
dough on a lightly floured surface,
beginning in the center and
rolling out from all directions.
If the
rolling pin
begins to stick to the
dough, dust the
rolling pin with a little flour.
Now we will
roll out the
dough to
begin creating the layers.
Roll up each half of
dough tightly,
beginning at 12 inch side, pounding out any air bubbles as you go.
Many of them
began by
rolling out their
dough to form a patty.
Begin rolling out the
dough by
rolling up and down a few times then turning the
dough 45 degrees and
rolling again.
Begin shipping your tots,
roll 1 tablespoon of
dough between your hands in to a ball.
To
begin, make your
dough, then
roll it out between two pieces of wax paper, that you've sprayed with cooking spray.
Place a second sheet of parchment on top and slowly
begin to
roll out the
dough into a large circle.
Beginning with the long edge closest to you,
roll dough into a log, tightening as you
roll and patting in ends if they
begin to taper.
First, prepare your
dough: it should be chilled at least half an hour before you
begin rolling it out and making your lattice.
Use a small ice - cream scoop * to form balls of the
dough, and
roll Bake at 400 degrees until the cookies are set in center and
begin to crack (they will not brown), about 10 minutes, rotating the baking sheets after five minutes.