Divide pastry into 4 pieces, roll out each pastry piece and place in the tin,
flatten with the fingers to cover also sides of the tin.
Notes Shaping the cookie dough in my hands and
flattening it with my fingers worked for me.
Shaping the cookie dough in my hands and
flattening it with my fingers worked for me.
Once frozen, place a dollop of almond butter into cups (
flatten with finger) and pour remaining chocolate over top.
Onto a parchment or silpat lined cookie sheet, form cookies using a 1/4 cup scoop,
Flatten with your fingers, shaping the cookies into disks about a half inch thick.
Solution:
Flatten it with your finger but consider teaching students how to have them be part of the printed document.
Not exact matches
Also why didn't Jesus write what he had to say into the mountain sides
with his
finger considering he could walk on water and
flatten mountains on command and probably levitate.
You can see from the photos that after making my dough I placed it straight into the baking pan, smushed it down
with my
fingers and then
flattened it out
with some parchment paper.
Flatten cookies into circles
with damp
fingers, allowing 1/2 - inch space between cookies.
Form it first into a ball, then
flatten it down gently
with your
fingers and form it into a nice, flat disc or approximately 8 to 10 inches in diameter.
Gently
flatten each dough ball into a thin, round patty
with two
fingers and then sprinkle the top of each cookie
with a pinch of large - grain sugar.
Then, line a 9 ″ springform pan
with parchment paper and transfer the crust mixture to the pan and press it down
with your
fingers until it's
flattened.
Lightly
flatten slightly
with your
finger tips.
Flatten gently with your fingers, and then use a fork to flatten the cookie further while making a cross-cross p
Flatten gently
with your
fingers, and then use a fork to
flatten the cookie further while making a cross-cross p
flatten the cookie further while making a cross-cross pattern.
I find it easiest to either smash it down
with the heel of my hand, or squeeze it between my
fingers into
flattened pieces.
Flatten dough balls to 1/2 - inch thickness
with fingers.
Flatten the batter in the pan
with your
fingers until it is even.
Dust the surface and the dough
with more flour as you
flatten the dough
with your
fingers to roughly 3/4 inch thick.
Preheat oven to 200 degrees celsius Grease baking tray or ceramic roasting pan Mix together spinach, eggs, and garlic in a bowl Season
with salt and pepper Spoon mixture into prepared pan and
flatten, pressing down
with fingers Bake for 15 - 20 minutes or until set Allow to cool slightly then using a knife or pizza cutter slice into 10 rectangles Use a spatula to remove individual slices from pan Wrap slices in freezer wrap and freeze until ready to use
Put the combined sticky mixture into the lined baking tin and
flatten it out all over by pressing down
with the tips of your
fingers making sure the bottom of the tin is evenly lined.
With lightly moistened
fingers, gently
flatten each ball of dough into a 2 inch (5 cm) diameter cookie.
Lay the rolled - out dough into the baking tray,
flattening and shaping it
with your
fingers as needed.
Add the butter cubes in and cut them in
with a pastry blender or your
fingers,
flattening some and rubbing others into the flour.
Gently
flatten and shape cookies
with back of a spoon or your
fingers.
Flatten the cookies slightly
with your
fingers so they are about 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) thick.
Gently knead /
flatten / squash the banana chunks
with your
fingers.
Lightly press
with dampened
fingers to
flatten the balls into cookies, then chill about 1 hour before serving.
Drop dough by large, rounded tablespoons onto prepared baking sheet and
flatten slightly
with your
fingers.
Flatten the tops of the cookies
with a few wet
fingers if desired (the cookies will not really spread much
with baking).
Flatten cookies
with your
fingers.
Dust your
fingers with the potato starch and
flatten the pieces into discs, about 2 - inches by 2 - inches and about 1/4 - inch thick.
Flatten the balls slightly
with your
fingers.
Compress and
flatten it, either
with your
fingers or using a 1/4 cup measuring cup.
With moistened
fingers,
flatten each mound into a 3 - inch round.
Divide the balls into 2 baking trays and
flatten them down
with your
fingers making sure there is enough room around each biscuit.
With your
fingers gently
flatten the tops of each ball before adding a final spoon of melted chocolate.
Press dough
with finger to gently stretch dough to fit in pan, and then use a rolling pin to lightly
flatten.
With your
fingers and hands
flatten out each dinner roll to about 1/4 - inch thickness (they puff up when fried).
Flatten the crust into the pan
with your
fingers.
Flatten cookies
with moistened
fingers.
Flatten each bun a little
with fingers and sprinkle
with sesame seeds.
Flatten it further
with your
fingers, then use the dowel to roll it out to 4» in diameter.
#SpoonTip:
Flatten slightly
with your
fingers or a fork as shown below for a chewier, crisper cookie.
Flatten and level the top
with your
fingers.
Portion 1.5 tablespoons of dough for each cookie (I use this type of cookie scoop), and
flatten slightly
with wet
fingers.
Press dough into bottom and up sides of tart pan
with your
fingers, then
flatten with the bottom of a large measuring cup.
When a person
with Celiac disease is exposed to gluten it causes
flattening of the villi in the small intestine, the
finger like projections responsible for absorbing nutrients.
If there is
flattening of the villi, those
finger - like projections that absorb nutrients, the doctor will work
with the patient to create a gluten - free diet.
Press the mixture down
with your
fingers or the back of a spoon until each one is
flattened.
Flatten the crust and pack it down firmly
with your
fingers or the back of a spoon - the bottom of a glass also works.