Fold the opposite
end of the dough over the filling, and pinch together the edges well until there is a good seal.
Not exact matches
Flatten the risen
dough over it by stretching it till the
end of the baking tin.
I
ended having a whole batch
of cookie
dough left
over from another recipe I was supposed to make but
ended up getting sick.
Roll the wide
end over the top
of the salmon, bring the small
end up, and press
dough together to seal.
It won't be perfect so if you want a smoother look, you can take tiny pieces
of leftover
dough, pat it into the crack and roll it
over to smooth it out and then take a knife and cut out smooth
ends.
Sprinkle the raisins
over the
dough, then roll it tightly from one
of the long
ends, sealing the fruit inside the long log
of dough.
Fold into a triangle shape by starting with the
end containing the spinach filling, fold one corner
of the
dough over the spinach mixture to the opposite side
of the strip to form a triangle.
With well - floured hands, gather the
ends of the
dough together up and
over the filling like an accordion, making your way around until the bun is sealed.
Take one
end of dough and fold
over the mixture to the other
end of dough.
Take the pointed
end of the crescent
dough and bring it up
over the filling, pushing slightly underneath to seal.
Starting at one
end of the half - moon, begin to fold the
dough over on itself pressing down as you go.
Also, when you are rolling up the
dough try to seal each
end of the roll before making the next roll
over.
Take the
ends of the
dough and tie into a knot (
over, under, and through).
Pull the side -
ends of the
dough up and
over and seal them along the seam.
I've made several batches
of them
over the last couple
of weeks, but I
end up eating half
of the «
dough» before they're ever rolled and sculpted into these cute little bite - sized morsels.
While the
dough is nearing the
end of its rise, preheat your oven to 375 °F and place the baking soda bath in a large heavy - bottom pot on the stovetop to boil
over high heat.
Top
dough with a piece
of crumpled parchment paper, letting
ends extend
over edges
of pan.
You'd have to be sure that the jelly was really in the very center
of the
dough, though, or it could
end up all
over the air fryer.
Working with one
dough at a time, gather the
ends toward the center, flip it
over, and then roll into a ball using the palm
of your hand.
Gently fold the
dough in half and pinch close, then bring the two
ends of the half moon to meet up and
over the seam, so it looks similar to a drawstring purse.
WELL i am till trying, ordered in a good stand mixer, use the paddle beater use 9 × 5 pan got a new oven thermometer to make sure oven calibrated right, thermometer to test doneness
of bread proofed the
dough no more then 20 minutes left bread in oven turned off for awhileafter testing
over 200 before getting out bread still didnot raise as high as yours did but it was above pan tested water heat for yeast etc and bread still fell, i have tried this several times and am abt at my rids
end what i could be doing wrong
As you propel
dough downward, let it fall off the
ends of your hands and fold
over onto itself; the
dough will be sticky, but it will want to stick to itself more than your hands.
With the 18 inch
end of the rectangle, turn 1/3
of the
dough over on top
of itself towards the center, repeat with the other side, you should have 3 layers
of dough.
Gently fold
over each
end of the
dough on to the top
of the pumpkin.
At the
end of the recipe, it says to «crumble» remaining
dough over caramel layer.