If
the crust puffs up during baking, gently press it down with the back of a fork and prick it a few times.
Bake 15 minutes or until
crust puffs up and appears dry; cool 5 minutes.
If
crust puffs up during baking, gently press crust down with back of wooden spoon.
Mine wasn't too pretty, but
this crust puffs up quite a bit so no worries.
If
crust puffs up in the oven, prick with a fork and continue baking.
(If
the crust puffs up a bit while baking, just gently press it down while it is cooling.)
Not exact matches
Use an offset spatula to press down the center of the
crust if it
puffed up.
This recipe requires that you bake the
crust unfilled, so you will have to use a pie weight or other oven - safe object to keep the
crust from
puffing up.
So far the best I've come
up with is a very crispy sort of fried pie
crust like result, which while tasty, isn't really «
puff» pastry without the «
puff» part.
Place the rolled - out dough directly on the grates and grill for 3 minutes with the lid closed until the
crust has grill marks and has
puffed up.
Lightly prick bottom of pastry
crust with the tines of a fork (this will prevent the dough from
puffing up as it bakes).
Place the dough directly on the grates and grill for 3 - 4 minutes with the lid closed until the
crust has grill marks and has
puffed up.
The
crust and the filling
puff up quite a bit and so make sure you leave some room for them to expand.
Common practice is to line and fill the unbaked pastry
crust with pie weights or rice before baking to prevent the pastry from shrinking and
puffing up.
With a spoon, gently pat down any areas of the
crust that may have
puffed up.
The
crust still
puffed up on the sides, an is delicate.
(This will prevent the pastry
crust from
puffing up while it bakes.)
The
crust is little more than store - bought
puff pastry, which if you get the all - butter kind, bakes
up nice and flaky.
The
crust may
puff up a little, but just press it down with a spoon.
The good news is that the
crust layers will melt into each other and
puff up a little during their stint in the oven and no one will be the wiser.
If the slits aren't deep enough, they'll close
up as the
crust puffs during the baking process.
The flavors of apples dipped in peanut butter, all cozied
up inside a flaky
puff pastry
crust.
The photo makes it look like the dough is on top, but that's just because it
puffs up during the baking process, forming a nice
crust throughout.»
If your
crust does
puff up slightly, gently press it down, using the back of a spoon, as soon as you remove the pan from the oven.
Cook each pizza on a cornmeal - dusted pizza stone or baking sheet for 12 — 15 minutes or until the
crust has
puffed up and the cheese is bubbly.
When you remove it from the oven, the
crust will have
puffed up and be light golden brown.