Pour batter - dough
into bread tin.
Once everything is combined, pour your pumpkin mixture
into the bread tin and top with granola, pumpkin seeds and a sprinkle of cinnamon (this is optional).
Should I be putting
it into bread tins or as the recipe says just spread it on a large baking tray?
Not exact matches
Hey, I don't know if this will help but I put my
bread into a terracotta
bread tin, as this helps the
bread to cook evenly all the way through... it might be worth a try?
Spoon the
bread into the sprayed muffin
tin cups.
I then spooned the
bread into a sprayed muffin
tin, and then put it in the oven to bake.
Using your hands, shape the meatballs
into rounds, roll in the
bread crumbs and place the meatballs in individual, miniature muffin
tin cups.
Pour the mixture
into a buttered
bread tin and sprinkle the tops with a mixture of cinnamon and sugar.
1/2 pound russet potatoes, peeled and cut
into chunks 2 garlic cloves peeled Coarse salt 1
tin sardines in olive oil 2 tbsp olive oil, plus more for brushing Finely grated zest of 1 lemon, plus 1 tbsp lemon juice Pinch cayenne pepper 1 small loaf crust
bread, sliced
Roll each half
into a ball; place side - by - side in
bread tin.
put the risen
bread into the oven on the middle shelf and add 250 ml cold water to the roasting
tin (it will hiss and sizzle, but that's OK.
Pour the batter
into two or three
bread tins.
Pour the batter
into the loaf
tin and bake the
bread in the oven for 50 minutes until a tooth pick inserted
into the
bread comes out clean.
Dip your fingers in cool water and smooth over the top, pressing the
bread mix well
into the
tin (pan) to ensure no air gaps, especially in the corners.
Stir until just mixed then pour
into prepared
tin and bake for 35 - 40 mins or until golden and cooked through (to test, insert a metal skewer
into the centre, if it comes out clean the
bread is ready).
Pour your prepared banana
bread recipe
into lined muffin
tins.
Gently pick the dough up and place it
into the lined
bread tin, tucking any messy ends underneath.
Pour
into a silicone loaf pan (silicone will make it much easier to turn out your
bread; however, I successfully used a rigid loaf
tin greased with extra coconut oil, plus a little baking paper to line the bottom) and smooth the top with a spoon or spatula.
Place the
tin on a wire rack to cool for a few minutes before cutting the
bread into squares.
I wound up dumping the batter back
into the mixing bowl, adding the egg, re-mixing the batter, and pouring it
into the re-greased
bread tin... and crossing my fingers.
Rip the
bread into little shreds and place in the loaf
tin.
Spoon the
bread mixture
into the prepared loaf
tin.