Add the sifted plain flour all at once and mix with a whisk or
chopsticks until the batter is barely smooth: it should have a few lumps and look floury.
Not exact matches
Using a toothpick,
chopstick, or skewer swirl the colours around
until they begin to blend ever so slightly and create a marbled effect.
Wait 1 - 2 minutes, and using some wood
chopsticks or a spider skimmer and flip the eggplant to the other side, wait 1 more minute,
until its beautiful and light golden brown, take it out and place it on a wire rack.
Poke 4 holes in the center of the cookie using a
chopstick and bake for 12 - 13 minutes
until the edges just turn golden.
Heat oil in the cast iron pan over medium - high heat
until it reaches 350 °F on a deep - fry thermometer, or a
chopstick inserted in the oil is immediately covered with bubbles, about 10 minutes.
Heat oil over medium heat
until it reaches 350 °F on a deep fat fry thermometer or
until a wooden
chopstick inserted in the oil is immediately covered with bubbles.
Cook, stirring with wooden
chopsticks every now and then to separate the noodles, for about 5 to 7 minutes,
until the noodles are cooked al dente.
Using wooden
chopsticks (or wooden spoon), stir the flour as you add the water in a steady stream
until the flour is lumpy.
Leave for 3 - 5 minutes
until softened, but not soft, loosen and separate each strand with
chopsticks as you soak the vermicelli.
Place over medium - heat
until bubbles immediately form around a wooden
chopstick when inserted or a deep - fat fry thermometer reaches 350 °F.
Slowly drizzle in 1 cup very hot tap water, mixing constantly with
chopsticks or a fork,
until dough starts to hold together in shaggy pieces.
Add egg and cook, breaking up with
chopsticks or a rubber spatula, just
until it is in small clumps and mostly set, about 1 minute.
Mix ground pork, scallions, garlic, soy sauce, salt, wine, sugar, oil, ginger, and pepper with
chopsticks in a medium bowl, stirring in one direction
until it all comes together and a light film forms on the sides of bowl, about 20 seconds.
Using a pair of
chopsticks, mix the dough
until you form a ball of dough.
- put all the filling ingredients in the blender and blend except for the cacao - blend very well at high speed
until totally creamy - pour 3/4 of the filling on the prepared crust - put the cacao powder in the blender with what is rest of the filling and blend well - pour cacao filling on top of the other filling creating a swirly shape - shape further with a
chopstick or a knife so that the chocolate cream penetrates the speculaas cream - cover with plastic wrap and freeze for a couple of hours
until well set - sprinkle with cacao nibs
With a wooden spoon or a pair of
chopsticks, stir
until mixture forms a shaggy mass.