Set a plate face
down over skillet and swiftly invert tortilla onto plate.
Not exact matches
Heat a heavy saucepan
over moderately high heat, add the oil and when hot, place the chicken pieces, skin side
down, in the
skillet and fry for 5 minutes or until browned.
Add the chicken to the
skillet, skin side
down, and place the prepared pot
over it to weight it
down.
Place a serving platter on top of the cooked pastry and, holding tight, flip the
skillet over so that the tart comes out of the
skillet and ends up on the platter, pastry side
down.
Cut the tomatoes in half and roast them in a heavy
skillet, cut side
down,
over medium heat, until blackened.
Heat
skillet over medium heat, add a bit of oil and when hot, add the salmon, skin side
down.
Step # 3: Heat an 1 / 8 - inch layer of coconut oil in a
skillet over a medium - high heat, then send the tomatoes
down the line.
Spread shredded Monterey jack cheese
over half a tortilla, sprinkle with baby spinach leaves, fold and sear quesadilla in a dry, non-stick
skillet, pressing
down on the top with a spatula until tortilla is toasted and cheese is melted, about 30 to 45 seconds per side.
Add a pat of butter to each thigh, put them into a cooking pouch and vacuum seal.Submerge in the water oven to cook for 1 1/2 hoursIn a
skillet on the stovetop, heat the lard
over medium heat (not high) and when it starts smoking, add the thighs, skin side
down and leave undisturbed for 3 to 5 minutes until the skin is crisp.
To make the quesadillas: For each quesadilla, place a buttered tortilla face -
down in a
skillet over medium heat.
Add half of chicken to
skillet, skin side
down, and cook, turning occasionally, until browned all
over, 8 to 10 minutes.
Place onion and ginger on
skillet over medium - high heat, cut side
down.
Coat a
over proof
skillet with a thin layer of oil and brown the chicken
over medium - high heat, starting with the skin - side
down.
Preheat a large
skillet over medium - high heat, then place the sandwiches in the pan (or as many that will fit easily), and press
down lightly on them with a spatula.
In same
skillet over medium - high heat, char the tomatoes cut side
down and roast until black.
Working one piece at a time, press thighs, mustard side
down, in breadcrumb mixture, pressing to adhere, then turn
over and place back in
skillet.
Season snapper all
over with salt and cook, skin side
down, in
skillet until skin is golden brown and crisp, about 4 minutes.
With your spatula, finish rolling up the omelet, then tip the
skillet up and
over the plate, using the spatula to help you flip
over the omelet so it sits seam side
down on the (warmed) plate.
To Toast Buns: In a dry
skillet,
over medium heat, add buns cut - side
down and toast until golden brown, about 5 minutes.
I rolled the dough to about 6» or so and buttered with the left
over ghee (or butter) and placed butter side
down on very hot
skillet for 2 min.
Place duck, skin side
down, in a cold large
skillet, then set
over low heat and cook, shifting breasts in
skillet occasionally for even cooking, until fat is rendered and skin is deep golden brown, 12 — 15 minutes.
Heat vegetable oil in a large
skillet over medium - high and cook salmon, starting skin side
down, until golden brown, about 4 minutes per side for medium - rare.
Heat oil in a medium heavy
skillet (such as carbon steel or cast iron)
over medium - high and add half of cabbage, cut side
down (reserve remaining half for another use).
All you need to do is melt some butter in a saucepan or
skillet over medium heat, then cook
down until the water in the butter starts to evaporate, leaving you with a nutty, fragrant liquid gold that boosts everything from simple roasted veg to decadent dessert cakes and tarts.
In a large (12 - to 14 - inch)
skillet, heat the olive oil
over medium heat, add onion and cook until translucent but not browned, 8 to 10 minutes, turn heat
down if they start to brown.
Toast the buns, cut sides
down, in the
skillet over medium - high heat until golden, 1 to 2 minutes.