2 Bring dough to room temperature and roll out thinly onto a lightly floured work surface; press
into tart pans or pie plates.
Fit each circle of dough
into the tart pans, press onto bottom and sides and trim edges.
Once you press the tart crust
into your tart pans (mine measured 11 cm / 4.3 inches) they're ready for the mousse filling.
Press
it into your tart pans.
Press down firmly
into the tart pans and ensure evenly distributed.
In either a round tart baking pan or a rectangular tart pan, layer 12 sheets of phyllo
into the tart pan, between each sheet spray or brush on olive oil.
Press
into a tart pan and freeze.
Press
into the tart pan with your fingers and prick with a fork.
I named it a tart because I used a tart pan, but it technically is a pie dough, rolled
into a tart pan.
Empty crumb mixture
into tart pan and place a film of plastic wrap over the crust mixture; use bottom of 1 / 4 - cup dry measuring cup, press mixture evenly into bottom and up sides of tart pan.
It cane together to a ball nicely to be refrigerated but just wouldn't roll out and lift
into a tart pan without falling apart.
Pat
it into the tart pan with wet hands to keep it from sticking.
1) Could one just use a shortbread crust that instead involved making shortbread dough and pressing
it into the tart pan?
Just pour the batter
into a tart pan and top with chocolate chips.
Pour the custard
into the tart pan and bake at 350 °F for about 20 minutes.
Then just press the pastry
into your tart pan and place into the freezer.
Press the shortbread dough evenly
into your tart pan.
Pour the mixture
into the tart pan.
Scrape dough
into tart pan.
The first time I made a tart shell from scratch, I rolled out the dough with trembling fingers, lifting it gently
into the tart pan, fearful that it would break.
Scrape filling
into the tart pan and level with the back of a spoon.
Transfer
into the tart pan, trim the edges, and poke the bottom of the pan with a fork several dozen times to prevent the dough from rising while baking.
Gently peel off the top layer of wax paper and invert the dough
into the tart pan.
Press dough
into each tart pan.
You blend the 5 ingredient crust in a food processor and press
it into your tart pan.
Carefully invert disk
into tart pan, centering it.
Pour the cashew cream filling
into the tart pan and smooth evenly over the crust.
Spoon filling
into tart pan.
You just whizz them up in your food processor, press
it into a tart pan and you've got a totally tasty base to add to this super healthy dessert.
Press the mixture evenly
into a tart pan with a removable bottom.
Roll out dough on a lightly floured surface with a lightly floured rolling pin into an 11 - inch round and fit
into tart pan, trimming excess dough.
Fit dough
into tart pan, pressing it into the fluted sides.
Just like any graham cracker crust dough this one is too brittle to roll out and transfer
into the tart pan, instead you need to press it in with your fingers.
Place each pastry circle
into the tart pan.
Press dough
into tart pan, ensuring even coverage across the bottom of the pan and about 1/4 to 1/2 inch on the sides.
Press dough
into a tart pan, taking care to keep the dough an even thickness.
Press
into a tart pan and place in the refrigerator while preparing filling.
Pour egg mixture
into tart pan.
I thought as I pressed cocoa crust
into tart pan, ground chia seeds in a coffee grinder, and pureed filling in my trusty blender.
Invert dough
into tart pan; press onto bottom and up sides.
Flatten it with the palm of your hand and press
into the tart pan, starting with the bottom and working it up the sides.
The dough comes together in the food processor, then gets pressed
into the tart pan and put into the freezer while the oven heats.
As soon as the dough comes together, press
it into a tart pan.
Cool slightly, stir to make sure it's mixed well, and then gently pour the mixture
into the tart pan.
Not exact matches
Press the crust mixture
into the prepared
tart pan, distributing it over the bottom and sides of the
pan in an even layer.
Roll the crust
into a 12 - inch circle and press
into a 9 - inch pie plate or deep dish
tart pan, crimping the edges if using a pie plate.
Roll the pie dough out large enough to fit the
tart pan (or pie
pan if that's what you have), and carefully place the dough in the
pan, pushing finger tips against the dough to fit
into pan properly.
Separate the dough
into four parts and press it evenly
into the bottoms and sides of four 5 - inch (12 - cm)
tart pans.
If using homemade pie crust, break the dough
into three pieces and roll
into circles large enough to fit in 5 - inch
tart pans.
Form crust
into mini
tart pans that are lined with plastic wrap (this will help make it easier to pull them back out after).