Sentences with phrase «bottom of a measuring cup»

using the greased bottom of a measuring cup, press the mixture into the pan so that it is even.

I used the bottom of a measuring cup to push the crumbs into place.

I use the bottom of a measuring cup to help pat it into the pan.

Transfer to pan, spreading evenly, and pack down flat with the bottom of a measuring cup.

(The bottom of a measuring cup works well.)

Feel free to use your hands — the bottom of a measuring cup also works really well.

Using a flat surface (such as the bottom of your measuring cup, smash dough into a 1 / 2 - inch thick circle.

Press the mixture down using the bottom of a measuring cup or glass to create an even layer.

Press mixture into the bottom of your prepared pan and so it covers the bottom and is tightly packed (I like to use the bottom of my measuring cup for this).

Flatten each blob slightly with the bottom of the measuring cup.

Gently flatten the tops of the cookies with the bottom of a measuring cup or glass.

Once chilled, use the bottom of a measuring cup to press a slightly indented 2 ″ circle into the middle of each pastry.

I packed it all down really well with the bottom of a measuring cup.

Using the bottom of the measuring cup, flatten each portion into a 1 / 2 - inch - thick burger Repeat with the remaining quinoa mixture; you should wind up with 8 to 10 (Note: If you want to make smaller burgers for sliders, use a 1/4 or 1/3 cup measure, and follow the same steps).

Flatten to a little less than 1 / 2 - inch thickness with the bottom of the measuring cup.

Grab a level scoop of the mixture; invert onto the parchment with a sharp tap to release it, then flatten into a 1 / 2 - inch patty with the bottom of the measuring cup.

It's helpful to use the bottom of a measuring cup to really compact dough.

Gently flatten with the bottom of a measuring cup.

Using the bottom of the measuring cup, flatten into a 1 / 2 - inch - thick burger.

You can actually swap all - purpose flour for the cake flour in this recipe — it does work — but you can always make your own cake flour at home for a cake with a more delicate crumb: Place two tablespoons of cornstarch in the bottom of a measuring cup.

Use the bottom of a measuring cup or glass to slightly press down the cookies.

Divide mixture evenly among pans and pat into an even layer using the bottom of a measuring cup.

Use the bottom of the measuring cup to flatten the mound to form a small pancake.

Flatten the batter out with the bottom of the measuring cup.

Wet or lightly grease the bottom of a measuring cup and gently press down on each cookie to flatten.

Using the bottom of measuring cup, slightly flatten the dough.

Press into tart pan with your fingers, then use the bottom of a measuring cup to really press it all in.

So I took them out once they were just cooked through and pressed them down with the bottom of a measuring cup.

I use the bottom of a measuring cup to help pack it in.

Use the bottom of a measuring cup to evenly press the mixture into the pan.

Transfer to the prepared dish and press with the palm of your hand (or bottom of a measuring cup) to cover the bottom of the pan.

I put the gluten flour in the bottom of my measuring cup and add regular flour to fill it to a full cup.

Divide mixture evenly among pans and pat into an even layer using the bottom of a measuring cup.

(It will be very sticky) Once you've portioned out all 12 cookies, brush the bottom of the measuring cup with coconut oil to prevent sticking, and lightly press down on cookies to slightly flatten.

It's helpful to use the bottom of a measuring cup to really compact dough.

I took the gamble and went through with it, but let as much of the green «dust» settle onto the bottom of the measuring cup before I poured it into my cooled tea.

Mash the chickpeas by pressing with the bottom of a measuring cup on a cutting board.

The paint mixture had thickened up a little by the time I got to the bottom of the measuring cup, so I added a little more water.

Where did you get the liner that's on the bottom of the measuring cup drawer??