Using your hands, lift up
the bottom edge of the dough and roll it forward into a tight cylinder.
Then take the top of the dough and fold it to
the bottom edge of the dough and seal.
Not exact matches
If you are feeling adventurous you can put one hand under the pie
dough still on the wax paper, hold one
edge of the wax paper so that the top arm crosses over your
bottom arm and flip the pie
dough over top
of the filling and
bottom dough.
Fit into
bottom of pan and tuck
edges in so that
dough fits flat, brushing with sage butter as you go.
Fold the
bottom edge up to the longitudinal center line
of the
dough and press or pinch it down to seal it in place.
Roll the
dough up jelly roll style, seal the
edges and cut some vents on top, OR cut 1/2 inch strips on the sides
of the
dough with a pizza cutter, then alternatively criss cross one strip
of dough from each side to make a pattern, folding the
edges over on the top and
bottom of the stromboli.
Press
dough onto
bottom and up sides
of prepared dish; crimp
edges decoratively.
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.
You want your
dough circle to be big enough to cover the
bottom of your pie plate, and to cover the outside
edge at least a half an inch.
Try to press the
edges together and seal with the
bottom portion
of dough if possible.
Place a small triangle
of dough in each muffin cup, lightly pressing down to
bottom of cup but leaving a little hanging over the
edges.
Pour in the butter and the water, and run the processor until a uniform
dough is formed — you may need to stop the processor and run a butter knife around the
bottom edge of the processor bowl halfway through.
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.
Fit each circle
of dough into the tart pans, press onto
bottom and sides and trim
edges.
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.
To form the braid: Starting at the
edge of the filling, make parallel horizontal cuts in the
dough at 1» intervals down both sides, leaving a 1» border at the top and
bottom.
Press one
of the rounds
of dough into the
bottom of the pan, pressing it out towards the
edges the best you can.
He's also devised a clever trick: putting a bit
of crushed ice on the
dough as it goes into the hot oven to keep the center moist and tender while the
bottom and
edge become crisp and crackling.
Fold overhang under
edge of bottom dough; crimp overlap decoratively.
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.