Not exact matches
My
first batch of sweet potato brownies is
in the
oven now... The mix was a lot sticker than the one
in your video and I had to make sure I process the sweet potatoes with the dates really well to make it nice and caramelly.
the
first batch i did was like little pancake sized muffins that didn't rise and were very mushy
in the centre, even for being
in the
oven an extra 20 min.
Hi, I've tried this twice now —
in my
first batch one tray (baked
in a fan
oven) was perfect, smooth slightly shiny top, nice foot etc) but the second tray booked
in a conventional
oven had a lot of «crackers» which had peaked
in the middle.
As for lopsidedness, I sometimes get that for the second
batch in dry weather because they sat longer (so have a dryer skin) and the
oven can be a bit too hot after the
first batch is done.
After you make your
first batch — put the pancakes on top of the wire rack and place
in the preheated
oven as you finish frying up the rest of the batter.
Place the
first batch in a warm
oven or on a warm plate tented with foil while you cook the second
batch.
Another
batch is
in the
oven with store - bought Challa bread, They will probably like it more than the
first two because it's softer.
I had no problems with puddles, but I did notice when I portioned them all out on the baking sheets, the ones that had to wait to go
in oven for second
batch started to puddle......
first batch didn't........
First batch of macaroons are
in the
oven.
While the
first batch was
in the
oven, I suddenly remembered that I was supposed to press the cookies flat.
I pressed down the
first batch that went
in the
oven like Megan did with her cookies but they spread too much.
They did takes nearer to 20 mins to cook
in our gas fan
oven AND the second
batch rose more probably because I'd spaced them farther apart on the tray than the
first batch.
The
first batch is
in the
oven!
Plug
in your waffle iron, and preheat the
oven to 250 degrees to keep the
first few waffle
batches warm while the rest are cooking.
Place the
first batch of thumbprint cookies
in the preheated
oven and bake for about 10 to 15 minutes until very slightly golden.
After the
first batch is done and dried on paper towels reserve it on a rack
in a warm
oven.
After my
first batch of sweet potato toast, I decided to try this version
in an actual toaster instead of the
oven.
Make it for the
first time
in the
oven so you can get a sense of the texture, then experiment with all or a portion of the next
batch you make!
Though I completely * burned * the
first batch of pita chips
in 3 1/2 minutes
in the
oven... The second
batch was perfect after about 2 minutes!
Go enjoy your brownies and throw a second
batch in the
oven to share (we all know where the
first batch is going).
But I now have a rather large
batch of the batter and the
first cake is
in the
oven a couple of cupcakes of it are all ready done and I tasted it — I had to use half a cup of avocado oil as I ran out of olive and it kinda tastes rather overwhelmingly of that now.
The
first batch I baked
in my toaster
oven, the second
batch in my regular
oven.
Not so many years after the American Revolution, at the hearth of a colonial house
in Westminster, Massachusetts, our
first Master Baker pulled a
batch of warm crackers from the
oven, and a New England tradition was born.
I've got a double
batch in the
oven right now (even for a
first time recipe, with two teenaged boys there is no point making a single
batch).
Actually, I made it twice — accidentally left the parsley out of the
first batch and didn't realize it til they were already
in the
oven, so I made a second
batch with parsley.
The
first batch came out of the
oven looking exactly like they did going
in — not exactly what I was going for.
i've just made them now, the
first batch is
in the
oven as i write!
After completely burning the
first batch to a crisp
in my new gas
oven — I was so excited to see the next
batch baking up golden brown and smelling delicious.
Not sure yet since the
first batch are still
in the
oven But the dough!
Secondly I tried two
batches one at 160 * C; the
first batch I put
in the middle of the
oven to 12 mins and the second slightly lower for 15 mins.
In the
first batch I used
oven - baked beetroot and raw grated carrot and sweetened the batter with stevia drops.
(If cooking
in two
batches, keep the
first batch warm
in a very low
oven while you cook the remaining broccoli.)