Not exact matches
Using a pizza slicer (or very sharp knife) that has been dusted in starch or flour, cut the
circle into 8
wedges.
Use a floured chef's knife * to cut the
circle into 8
wedges.
Use a large, sharp chef's knife to slice each
circle into 8
wedges.
I usually shape my dough
into a
circle and cut it
into wedges.
Cut the
circle into 8
wedges and sprinkle with shredded coconut (I went pretty heavy on the coconut).
Use a large, sharp chef's knife to slice the
circle into 8
wedges.
I divide the dough in 2, pat each half
into a
circle and cut
into 6
wedges, thus producing 12 med.
The
circle is cut
into pie
wedges and rolled up, starting from the large edge.
Cut
into wedges (from a
circle) or triangles (from a rectangle.)
Cut
circle into 12
wedges and roll up
wedges, starting at wide end.
Cut the
circle in half, then cut each half
into 4 pie - shaped
wedges (triangles).
Use a large knife to cut each
circle into 6
wedges.
Cut each
circle into 12
wedges.
Cut
circle into 6
wedges.
Pat
into 9 - inch
circle with top slightly rounded; cut
into 10 pie - shaped
wedges to make scones.
Press
into a
circle about 1 inch thick; cut
into 10
wedges.
Cut each
circle into 8
wedges and pull them apart from each other just a bit so there is some space
Her weekly vegetable haul will get «cut
into wedges,
circles or slices, drizzled with oil or ghee, sprinkled with spices, and roasted in the oven at 375 °F.»
Cut each
circle into 8
wedges.
With a larger turning
circle than its rivals, it's unwieldy on city streets and — as I learned while spending too much time delicately
wedging it
into more than one parking garage — extremely challenging to park.
Starting about 1/2 inch from the outer edges of the round of dough, arrange the apple
wedges in concentric
circles on top, pushing them gently
into the dough.
Finally, she used an Omax water - jet cutter with 55,000 psi of water to cut the layers
into circles and cake - like
wedges.