I think that is too long because I ended up with an oily ball of dough that was tough to press
into the corners of the pan.
The dough is stiff and has to be pushed
into the corners of the pan but the bars should not turn out dry once baked.
Make sure that you get the loaf
into the corners of the pan.
Using a rubber spatula and then your fingertips, press dough
into corners of the pan, and smooth the surface.
4 Let the dough rise: Drizzle the vegetable oil on top of the dough and smooth it over the dough as you pat
it into the corners of the pan.
Press
it into the corners of the pan using wet hands or a pastry roller.
Ease the dough across the bottom of the pan and up the sides, pressing
it into the corners of the pan with your fingertips.
Lightly coat your hands with nonstick pan spray and press the nougat out into an even layer and
into the corners of the pan.
Press the dough over the bottom and
into the corners of your pan.
Pour the ganache evenly over the blueberries and cookie crumb base, using a spatula to gently smooth the ganache out
into the corners of the pan.
Spoon into the bread pan and press the mixture until it's evenly distributed throughout the pan, make sure that the loaf ingredients are pushed
into the corners of the pan.
Pat down until a nice even surface is achieved, pressing the mixture
into the corners of the pan.
Press
it into the corners of the pan using wet hands or a pastry roller.
Press the dough squarely
into the corners of the pan to avoid extra-thick edges.
Not exact matches
Pour the mixture
into the lined baking sheet and spread it out evenly to cover the bottom
of the
pan and extend to all sides and
corners.
Or pour / spoon the batter
into a large ziplock bag, cut off the bottom
corner of the ziplock bag, then pipe the batter
into the doughnut
pan.
Pour the chicken broth
into on
corner of the
pan, so as not to rinse the seasonings off the potatoes.
Line a 10 ″ x 15 ″
pan with wax paper, covering bottom and sides on
pan, folding
corners of wax paper
into a sharp crease.
Alternatively, spoon the batter
into a zipper - closed plastic bag, cut one
of the bottom
corners off, and pipe the batter
into the
pan.
Using your fingertips, pat the dough evenly over the bottom
of the
pan; press down and make sure to get the dough
into the
corners.
Fit one sheet in bottom
of greased
pan, pushing it
into corners and up sides
of pan.
Press the chilled dough
into a 9» tart
pan and use your fingers to press the dough
into all
of the
corners and up the sides
of the
pan.
Using your hands to flatten it, press the mixture
into the bottom
of the
pan and spread it out to the
corners.
I just mixed it up and it's too thick for my beaters to keep beating and I had to press it
into the
corners of the bread
pan... I followed the measurements and if I erred it was on a little too much egg and oil, etc, not flour.
The batter will be very thick and sticky so with the back
of a spoon - level out the batter across the
pan as evenly as you can, edging it
into the
corners and smoothing the surface.
Dice the jack cheese and sprinkle over the croutons, pushing them
into one
corner of the
pan, so not too much cheese misses the croutons.
Whisk over medium heat, reaching
into the
corners and scraping down the side
of the
pan as you go, until the butter is melted and the mixture is thickened and beginning to gently simmer around the edges.
Press
into the bottom
of pan, pushing all the way out to the
corners and edges.
Line a 12 - inch square
of heavy - duty foil
into an 8 - inch square baking
pan, pressing and patting firmly so the foil snugly covers the bottom and
corners of the
pan and extends up the sides.
Press dough flush against bottom
of pan,
into bottom
corners, and lastly up sides.
Once it reaches the sides
of the
pan, press the dough down
into the
corners and up the sides to create a lip on all sides
of the pizza.
Place mixture by large spoonfuls all over the bottom
of the cold
pan then with floured fingers press
into all the
corners.
Spread mixture
into the prepared baking dish, pressing down to pack it in and reach all edges and
corners of the
pan.
3 Pour half
into the base
of the loaf
pan, smoothing it
into the
corners with a palette knife.
Fit the dough
into a 4 - by -14-inch tart
pan with a removable bottom and press the dough
into the
corners and sides
of the
pan.