So here's what I did... I decided to pour the chocolate sauce
into the bottom of the glass and then pour the velvety, silky, rich and RED concoction on top.
Dip the rim of the glass into the chocolate sauce, then pour the remaining sauce
into the bottom of the glass mug.
into the bottom of a glass and spoon or pour the frozen margarita over it.
To serve, scoop the refried beans
into the bottom of each glass.
Roll and julienne 4 large basil leaves, muddle them with a mortar and pestle and then pop
them into the bottom of your glass.
pour 1/3 c. blueberry mix
into bottom of each glass, then transfer glasses to refrigerator to set up.
Drizzle about two tablespoons of honey and two tablespoons of your favorite Mexican hot sauce (think: Tapatío, Cholula, Valentina)
into the bottom of the glass.
At first glance, a French press might not look intuitive, but they're actually incredibly easy to use: Simply spoon your grounds
into the bottom of the glass, pour boiling water on top, and let sit for a few minutes before pressing down on top.
Roll this dough into balls or press
into the bottom of a glass or silicon baking dish and cut into squares.
Spoon about 1/2 cup pumpkin mixture
into bottom of each glass.
Before serving place one dip of Ice Cream (or more)
into the bottom of the glass and fill with the Watermelon Lemonade.
Not exact matches
Place the vanilla yogurt in a tall pint
glass and carefully dip each partially frozen banana
into the yogurt to coat leaving 1/2 inch at the
bottom of the banana uncoated with yogurt.
Place 1 tbsp
of the crumb mixture inside each paper liner and with the
bottom of a
glass (I used my kids drinking cups), press the crumbs
into the
bottom so they are tightly packed.
That's because you'll have smoothie remnants and toppings at the
bottom of your
glass to mix
into it with each spoonful.
Spoon base mixture evenly
into the
bottom of each liner and press down firmly with a tall
glass (or your fingers).
Press the crust tightly
into the pan (I used my fingers and then went over it with the
bottom of a
glass), sprinkle the marshmallows, almonds, and coconut over and set aside.
Once you have sauteed leeks and ginger, layer leeks
into the
glass or crockery casserole dish, spreading it around so all the
bottom of the dish is covered.
Layer some pudding
into the
bottom of 2 or 3 serving
glasses.
Spoon the filling
into a piping bag and pipe some
of the mixture
into the
bottom of a small serving
glass.
Prepare your crust and press it
into the
bottom of a lightly coconut oiled 6 - inch spring form pan (I'm sure a regular pie plate works too — or an 8 - inch
glass dish — whatever you have on hand).
Press
into the the
bottom of an 8 «x8»
glass baking dish and pop in the freezer while you prepare the next layer.
Cover with wax paper on top and then press the
bottom of a
glass into it, compressing the nuts and making the top smooth (see video).
Place 2 T.
of the crust
into the
bottom of each wine
glass (I used 4 but you may need 5).
Evenly spoon about 1 - 2 tablespoons
of sabayon
into the
bottom of four dessert
glasses.
Place a dollop
of chia pudding
into the
bottoms of two to four mason jars or parfait
glasses.
Place some lady fingers
into the
bottom of each mini parfait
glass.
Layer 1/4 cup Greek yogurt
into the
bottom of a dessert
glass (my
glasses have a capacity
of 10 - ounces).
Divide the mixture evenly
into two dessert
glasses, pressing it
into the
bottom of the glas using your fingers.
Divide mixture evenly between shooter
glasses and press
into the
bottom of each in a compact layer.
Place a dollop
of mousse in the
bottom of each parfait
glass, then press a round
of cake
into the mousse.
Press the crust mixture
into the
bottom and up the sides
of a 9 inch
glass pie dish.
I used a Buckwheat / Hemp flake cereal — that you will crush down
into very small pieces (I used the
bottom of a
glass to do this easily).
Using the back
of the spoon or the
bottom of a
glass, lightly press the balls down
into discs.
You can dip the
bottom of a
glass into sugar and lightly press the balls to flatten before baking.
Place the stuffed peppers
into a 9 × 13
glass baking dish, pour about 1/2 ″
of water in the
bottom of the baking dish and cover tightly with foil.
Press down
into an even layer by covering with waxed paper and using the
bottom of a
glass.
Divide the crumbs
into the
bottoms of your trifle
glasses.
When we do parties, Harry places the Caesar dressing
into the
bottom of a Champagne
glass.
And if you want to look REALLY sophisticated, put a teaspoon
of some citrusy liquer like Grand Marnier
into the
bottom of a wine
glass, add the avocado pudding and run some thick cream or creme fraiche over the top.
Press the crumbs
into the
bottom of a dessert
glass, bowl or mini tart pan and top with the chocolate avocado mousse.
Use the
bottom of a small
glass to pack crumbs
into the
bottom of each cupcake liner.
Spoon this layer
into the
bottom of your serving dish (
glass works best so all the layers can be seen).
Pour some sauce
into the
bottom of the bowls or
glasses followed by some ice cream.
Cover with another sheet
of parchment paper and use the
bottom of a
glass to flatten each
into a 2 1/2» round.
There's always been the notion that house wine is the very
bottom of the barrel,
of the very
bottom shelf; mysterious swill restaurants keep to trap unsuspecting patrons
into a shitty
glass of something, which still looks pretty good compared to a $ 14 martini.
Not long ago, my wife and I watched a one - station, one - drink bartender in Guadalajara start a michelada by scooping salt and powdered chicken bullion
into the
bottom of a giant
glass mug.
In a tall, skinny
glass start making your parfait by spooning roughly 1/4
of the chia seed mixture
into the
bottom.
Pour 1/2 cup
of the enchilada sauce
into the
bottom of a 9 × 13
glass baking dish.
The brownies get crumbled
into the
bottom of some smallish
glasses or ice cream bowls.
The
bottom of the
glass consists
of a stacked, tiered design that transitions
into a slightly flared
glass.