Gently tap
bottom edge of pan on work surface while rotating pan until cake loosens.
Gently press and tuck sides of sheet into
bottom edges of pan.
Gently press and tuck the sides of sheet into
the bottom edges of pan.
Not exact matches
Some
of the onions on the
bottom toward the
pan edges browned more than others, but they took on a caramelized flavor that actually added to the dish.
Add a very thin layer
of sauce over
bottom of the
pan, then a layer
of noodles covering the
bottom completely from
edge to
edge.
2 Press the graham cracker crumbs into the
bottom of the springform
pan: Gently press down on the crumbs using your fingers, until the crumbs are a nice even layer at the
bottom of the
pan, with maybe just a slight rise along the inside
edges of the
pan.
Swirl 1 1/2 tablespoons
of olive oil into the
pan, coating the
bottom, then pour the socca batter into the
pan, swirling until the batter reaches the
edges of the
pan.
Fit into
bottom of pan and tuck
edges in so that dough fits flat, brushing with sage butter as you go.
Putting the fruit into the
bottom of the
pan first creates little pockets and holes where the fruit has steamed through; the
edge still domes impressively, and the
bottom is all lumpy with fruit.
As far as flops... ugh, I've certainly written a few posts about mine — one
of the worst, though (before I started blogging) involved too - wet bread expanding in the oven, oozing over the
edge of the
pan and overflowing onto the
bottom of the oven like some kind
of floury blob monster.
Pipe the
bottom of the pie in the
bottom of the
pan, and then drizzle crowded mounds on the
edges in order to create a crust - like shape.
Using your fingers, press chocolate wafer mixture into
bottom of a 13 x 9»
pan, which you've covered with aluminum foil —
edges hanging over.
Line
bottom of prepared casserole dish with tortillas, with their straight
edges against
pan and overlapping rounded
edges in center.
Pour some olive oil in the
bottom of the
pan and then cook the red peppers, onions, and mushrooms until tender and caramelized along the
edges.
A buttery dough with just a bit
of sugar gets pressed into the
bottom of a 9 - inch square
pan, then baked until the
edges brown and pull away from the
pan, about 15 minutes.
Using a wooden spatula, stir along the
bottom of the
pan a few times until the eggs thicken, tilting the
pan occasionally and lifting the
edge of the eggs to allow uncooked egg to flow under the cooked portion.
Layer 5 graham crackers across the center
of the
pan, then 2 more, breaking them as needed to fit around the top and
bottom edges.
Press into the
bottom of pan, pushing all the way out to the corners and
edges.
Transfer into the tart
pan, trim the
edges, and poke the
bottom of the
pan with a fork several dozen times to prevent the dough from rising while baking.
Drop large dollops
of dough over the
bottom of the
pan then use your hands to evenly press into the
bottom and fill the
pan to the
edges.
Wrap the
bottom of a 9 - inch springform
pan with a piece
of aluminum foil and clasp the outer ring over the foil so the
edges hang outside the ring.
Cook for 2 - 3 minutes until the
bottom begins to set, using a spatula to lift the
edges so that the uncooked mixture can flow to the
bottom of the
pan.
Roll out the larger disc
of pastry into an 11 - inch circle and place in a 9 - inch tart
pan with removable
bottom; trim
edges.
Fit each circle
of dough into the tart
pans, press onto
bottom and sides and trim
edges.
Line the
bottom and sides
of a 9 - inch square baking
pan with parchment paper; cut off excess parchment paper around top
edge of pan.
To avoid sticking
of crust, lightly spray pizza
pan with olive oil or vegetable oil spray and then work dough to
pan (or use free form
pan)- this dough is enough for 1 14 - in pizza with a thin
bottom crust and enough dough around the
edge to munch.
Gently lift the
edge of the omelet with a spatula and tilt the
pan to allow the uncooked egg mixture to run into the
bottom of the
pan.
Press into the
bottom of the
pan and bake for 10 minutes or until the top looks dry and slightly golden on the
edges.
Make sure you press well the crust into the
bottom and
edges of the
pan so no filling gets under the crust.
Press the mixture onto the
bottom and
edges of the prepared baking
pan using your fingers and back
of a spoon.
next time to make sure the crust and layers won't stick, grease the
bottom and the
edges of the
pan with some butter or even use parchment paper.
You will want an even amount
of ground beef around the
bottom,
edges, and side
of the
pan.
Spread the mixture into your prepared baking
pan and press it down firmly with your fingers or with the
bottom of a cup so it is nice and tightly packed to the
bottom and outer
edges of the
pan.
Press one
of the rounds
of dough into the
bottom of the
pan, pressing it out towards the
edges the best you can.
Cook chicken skin, occasionally scraping
bottom of pan to loosen skin and move things around, until skin is brown and
edges are crisp, 3 — 5 minutes.
Avoiding stirring allows for a bit
of crusty rice on the
bottom and
edges of the
pan, while the remainder
of the rice stays tender.
Peel the pears, slice a small piece from the
bottom so they'll stand up in a
pan, and core the
bottom of the pears using a sharp - serrated
edge corer.
Grease a 9 x 13 inch baking
pan and spread about 3/4
of the batter in the
bottom and be sure to spread to the very
edge of the
pan.
Press it evenly into the
bottom of a
pan with a spatula, pressing down at the
edges so dough does nt form a rim after baking.
(1/4 cup)
of crêpe batter into a
pan, turn and rotate
pan to spread evenly on the
bottom of the
pan, cook until
edges begin to look brown and curl away from the
pan.
Create your tart shells by pressing the pie mixture into the
bottom and
edges of the tart
pans and up the sides.
But if so, those nutrients are rising with the steam over the
edge of a glass bowl and then falling to the
bottom of the
pan.
Run a knife around the
edge of the
pan when ready to remove and gently push down on the
bottom of the
pan.
Pots and
pans are on life support —
bottoms bulging, handles bent or missing — and not one
of my low - end, neglected knives retains enough
of an
edge to worry a ripe tomato.