Use the plastic wrap to help roll
the bottom over the top of your filling and gently press the roll as you go.
Not exact matches
Fold the
bottom third
of the dough
over the
filling, and fold the
top 1/3
of the dough
over the folded dough.
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.
Two - thirds goes into the
bottom of your serving dishes, and the remaining third gets sprinkled
over the
top after you add the
filling.
Your rice paper rolls will probably come with directions, but I just put the
filling in the middle
of the rolls, folded the
top and
bottom over the
filling, and then began to roll and tighten from one side to the other.
To assemble the cheese pockets, add 2 slices
of pepperoni to each piece
of dough (make sure to put the pepperoni in the
bottom half
of each piece
of dough, since you will be folding the dough
over to make pockets), then evenly distribute the cheese
filling on
top of the pepperoni, fold the dough
over the
toppings and seal with a fork, brush some extra virgin Spanish olive oil on
top of each pocket and transfer the 4 pockets into a baking tray and bake / broil between 12 - 14 minutes
Directions: Saute chopped leeks and garlic in butter, medium low heat, until very soft — 10 — 15 minutes / Add 1 t fresh thyme if you have it / Mix milk and egg together with salt & pepper / When tart shell is done and slightly cooled, sprinkle one half
of the cheese on the
bottom / Spread cooked leeks
over cheese, pour egg milk mixture
over the leeks / Sprinkle
top with remaining cheese / Bake in a 375 degree oven until egg is barely set and tart is lightly golden — 15 — 20 minutes, longer for a larger pan with more
filling / Remove from oven, lift out
of tart pan base, place on a rack to cool a bit / Serve while warm / Swoon.
Gluten free Dutch apple pie is made with a simple pie crust on the
bottom,
filled with
over 2 pounds
of thinly - sliced, tart apples and
topped with a warm crumble
topping.
Once you've add the
filling to the
bottom of the baking pan, spread the cornbread
filling over the
top.
The one used in the image above is a flatter
bottom squash, so instead
of cutting it in half and cooking the halves, you can slice off the
top, scoop out the inside, turn it
over to bake and then
fill the whole small squash.
What I love most about the Black
Bottom Cupcake recipe is that it features an easy method for «
filling» the cupcakes by simple dropping a dollop
of the
filling over the
top of the cake batter before baking.
Fold
bottom and
top borders
of rice paper down
over the
filling, then roll into a neat, tight cylinder.
Grab a double boiler, or a heat safe bowl and place it
over the
top of a pot that's
filled with few inches
of water (there should be space between the water and the
bottom of the bowl).
Press 1/2
of the crumble into the
bottom of the prepared pan and then spread the date
filling evenly
over top.
Once you have all the
fillings in place, pull the
bottom half
of the wrap
over to meet the
top half.
Place into a heatproof bowl
over a pan
of simmering water and heat until melted, or place a small can (an empty tuna can is perfect) at the
bottom of a pan,
fill the pan with water and place a heat - proof jug with the ingredients inside on
top of the can.
Evenly spread the toasted peanuts
over the
bottom of the tart and spoon the
filling over top, making sure all the peanuts are covered in the
filling.
Fold the
top and
bottom ends
of the leaf
over the
filling, then tightly roll up each wrap burrito - style.
Step 1 — Line inside
of 36 - gallon tote with Styrofoam insulation (or a large cooler) Step 2 — Insert 18 - gallon container and
fill bottom with straw (do not use hay) Step 3 — Cover 18 - gallon container with container
top Step 4 — Add more Styrofoam insulation
over the
top of 18 - gallon container Step 5 — Final Latching Cover
He created a sculptural version
of abstract expressionist all -
over space by
filling rooms not only from wall to wall but from
top to
bottom.