Place a large,
flat bottomed pan over medium heat.
If using electricity, a heavy,
flat bottom pan is preferred over a wok because it will heat up quicker.
Not exact matches
Transfer to
pan, spreading evenly, and pack down
flat with the
bottom of a measuring cup.
Add it to the prepared
pan in an even layer and use something round, like a shorter drinking glass or a measuring cup, with a
flat bottom to press the crust into the
pan so it's fairly compact.
(3) Using the
flat bottom of a large sauce
pan or skillet, FIRMLY press the dough into a large round disc roughly 1/4 ″ thick, then peel away the ziploc bag.
Fit into
bottom of
pan and tuck edges in so that dough fits
flat, brushing with sage butter as you go.
so I found a
flat bottom sauce
pan, I put a dough ball between 2 pieces of parchment and put the
pan on top and pushed down hard.
Some pieces might need to be propped up against the side of the
pan or against another pepper, if they don't have a
flat bottom.
Next, holding the tart
pan with 1 hand
flat on the
bottom, slide the ring up your arm.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and grease a 8.5 x 4.5 loaf
pan with butter and place a cut bit of parchment paper that fits in the
bottom of the loaf
pan inside it
flat on the
bottom.
Press mixture firmly into
pan and slightly up the sides (using a
flat bottomed measuring cup to help pack it down and smooth out the surface is helpful).
Using a
flat -
bottomed measuring cup, firmly press the crust into the
bottom of the
pan, working some of the crumbs up the sides of the
pan.
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Once cooled enough, flip the cake over on a plate upside down, carefully remove the
bottom of the
pan from the gooey cake
bottom, place a
flat plate against the
bottom and carefully flip the cake upright on the plate.
Pour crust ingredients into an 8 ″ x8 ″ baking
pan and press firmly into the
bottom of the
pan trying to get it as even and
flat as possible.
Pour pretzel mixture into an 8 inch springform
pan and press down firmly (I used a
flat bottomed ramekin to press to
bottom and against sides) along the
bottom and up about 1 inch on sides.
Transfer the mixture to a foil - lined
pan (I used a 5 1/2 ″ x 12 ″ biscotti
pan, but an 8 ″ square
pan would also work) and press down into the
bottom of the
pan to cover the entire surface in a
flat, compact layer.
With a
flat - ended utensil, scrape the browned bits (num - nums) from the
bottom of the
pan, but don't remove them (this is called «deglazing» the
pan).
When the oil is sizzling (you can flick some water into the
pan to test this), add a tablespoonful of batter to the
pan and press
flat with the
bottom of the spoon to form a
flat, round cake.
Press mixture into
bottom of prepared
pan in a
flat, compact layer.
Transfer to pie
pan and press evenly into
bottom and up sides with a
flat measuring cup.
Turn
pan upside down on a
flat surface such as a large cutting board and tap on
bottom of mold if donuts do not fall out right away.
Spoon into a small, wax paper (bleach - free) lined
pan, or even a relatively
flat bottomed bowl.
* Helpful hint: slice a bit off the rounded
bottom of each squash half to create a small
flat surface (about 1 inch in diameter) and it will sit in the
pan without wobbling.
Press mixture evenly into the
bottom of prepared
pan (it helps to use a wide,
flat spatula greased lightly with cooking spray to do this).
Spread one portion in the
bottom of the
pan in an even,
flat layer.
I like to use a stir - fry
pan which is deep with sloping sides and a
flat bottom, rather a cross between a wok and a skillet, and it's a good choice for both gas and electric ranges.
TO
PAN-FRY DUMPLINGS: Heat a
flat -
bottomed pan and add a layer of vegetable oil to coat the
bottom.
Using a
flat - sided measuring cup, press crumbs firmly onto
bottom and 1 1/2» up sides of
pan.
In a medium / high heat
flat -
bottomed pan, lay rolled dough and cook about 2 minutes.
(A
flat bottomed cup is very helpful to make the crust even and
flat and work it up the sides of the
pan.
The tube
pan has a
flat bottom, and smooth sides.
Spread icing on the
flat side (side that was against the
bottom of the cake
pan) of one of the semicircles and press the other semicircle
flat side in, so the rounded cake top sides are facing out.
Press mixture firmly into
pan and slightly up the sides (using a
flat bottomed measuring cup to help pack it down and smooth out the surface is helpful).
Unmold the cake: Have ready a serving plate that has at least an 8 - inch
flat center portion and an 8 - inch or large
flat loose
bottom of a tart
pan or plate, covered with greased plastic wrap.
lightly grease a tart
pan, and press the crust into it (I like to use my fingers to spread it around, then a
flat bottom measuring cup to get it even.
The tube
pan has a
flat bottom, and smooth sides.
Separate the broccoli heads into spears; try to cut them so that each one has at least one long
flat side that will lie
flat on the
pan bottom.
Most of the back is smooth and
flat, and the anodized aluminum feels a lot like the
bottom of a similar - build cooking
pan does.