Ladle this mixture into the squash halves, about 3/4 of the way up.
Ladle mixture into sterilized half pint jars, leaving 1/2 inch headspace.
Using an immersion blender (if you don't have one, you can
ladle mixture into a blender by batches — but be careful, it can explode, (so don your renegade goggles and militia helmet and prepare for skirmish... j / k) so cover blender lid with heavy dishrag in case hot liquid seeps through), mix ingredients until smooth.
Working in batches, carefully
ladle the mixture into a blender, filling it no more than halfway, and adding half the harissa spice mix and a pinch of salt and pepper to each batch.
Ladle the mixture into clean glass jars, cover with a towel and keep the jars warm, preferably at 110 F.
Pour or
ladle the mixture into the yogurt maker containers or another incubator (if using a thermos, first warm the inside with hot tap water) and incubate between 110 °F and 115 °F for 5 to 10 hours, depending on the desired flavor and consistency — longer incubation periods produces thicker, more tart yogurt.
I do that as if
you ladle mixture of eggs cheese and onion from big bowl you will get uneven amount of ingredients in each ham bowl.
Not exact matches
Simmer the
mixture until the cook can't resist
ladling a bowlful for sampling.
Use a
ladle when pouring the
mixture into the waffle maker.
Use a
ladle or measuring cup to very slowly drizzle about a quarter of the hot liquid into the egg
mixture, then pour all of the egg / half - and - half
mixture back into the saucepan.
Add a
ladle or two of the cooking liquid, whisk well, and pour the
mixture into the big pot, (Do not boil, or the egg and cream will curdle).
Ladle about one - third of hot broth into quinoa
mixture and cook, stirring occasionally, until grains absorb liquid, about 5 minutes.
Also, rather than mixing the eggs with the sausage / vegie
mixture, it is way easier to put divide the veg / sausage
mixture into the muffin pans first, then
ladle the eggs over.
Ladle the cream cheese
mixture out over the chocolate cake batter.
3) take
ladle and spoon egg
mixture on top of onions and cheese, 4) bake as usual.
Ladle remaining sauce
mixture over potatoes.
Continue to add half of the milk
mixture, one
ladle full at a time.
Add a
ladle full of the warm milk
mixture to the egg yolks, whisking constantly.
Ladle large spoonfuls of egg
mixture into hot skillet (like pancakes).
If using silicone molds, lay out your molds on a cutting board, then use a
ladle to fill all the molds with the coconut oil
mixture.
For each
ladle of broth
mixture you add, add 1 tablespoon of pomegranate juice.
Ladle broth
mixture over the bread 1/2 cup at a time, stirring as you go until the stuffing has your desired amount of moisture.
Gradually
ladle the hot broth into the flour
mixture, whisking constantly (this is key, or your gravy will be lumpy).
Using a
ladle, pour enough of the
mixture to thinly coat the pan and cook for a minute or two, until it is easy to turn by flipping it or using a wooden spatula.
Once the
mixture comes to a boil, take it off the heat and
ladle it evenly over the carrots and radishes.
To serve,
ladle hot soup into bowls, drizzle with blue cheese
mixture, and sprinkle with toasted pumpkin seeds.
Using a soup
ladle, scoop about 2 - 3 T of the
mixture into your waffle iron.
Add a
ladle - full of
mixture and spread out, adding more
mixture if needed to cover the base of the crepe maker or frying pan.
Ladle egg
mixture evenly into each muffin cup almost to the top.
Once you've added a couple of
ladles of milk into the yolk
mixture then pour the yolk
mixture back into the pot of hot milk and simmer gently for 2 — 3 minutes.
Use a large spoon or a small
ladle and add some of the
mixture to the pan.
Carefully
ladle the hot tomato sauce through a strainer (to fish out the well - cooked pepper and onions) into the slurry
mixture.
Pour over caramel in pan; gently
ladle evaporated milk
mixture over cake batter.
Take a
ladle of the broth, hold it about a foot over the bowl, and then slowly pour into the egg
mixture (this is a trick to help cool the broth slightly) while whisking.
Ladle 2 ounces of the
mixture into the pan, swirling to evenly coat the pan with the
mixture.
Use
ladle to pour a small amount of the hot cream
mixture into the egg
mixture, then whisk to combine.
Add a
ladle of the hot stock to the rice
mixture and stir until the stock is absorbed, repeat this process until all the stock is used, and the rice is tender — this should take around 20 min.
Temper the egg and honey
mixture by adding the simmering cream to the
mixture in a
ladle a little bit at a time while whisking.
Add two more
ladles of cream
mixture, one at a time, whisking to combine after each addition.
Whisking constantly, gradually
ladle about 1 cup hot milk
mixture over yolk
mixture; whisk well to combine.
If you are making multiple omelets, whisk all of the eggs and water together in one bowl and use a 4 ounce (standard)
ladle to portion out enough of the egg
mixture for each omelet.
Add the quinoa, tomatoes, black beans, and peppers to the eggs and mix to combine;
ladle some of the egg
mixture on top of the chard, about three - fourths full.
Ladle approx. 1/4 cup of batter onto the skillet, then immediately pick up the skillet and tilt it around in a circular motion to spread the
mixture evenly into a crepe.
Rub inside of cooled pot with cut sides of garlic;
ladle in one - third of ragout
mixture.
Ladle some grits into a four individual bowls and top with a 1/4 of the shrimp
mixture.
Add a
ladle of soup into the diary
mixture and whisk until smooth, then pour now - warmed dairy
mixture into the soup, blending well.
Afterwards, the
mixture is
ladled into custom molds and spread as evenly as possible.
Using a
ladle evenly divide
mixture in to 8, 4 - ounce ramekins, about 3/4 of the way up.
Bring broth
mixture to a boil over high heat;
ladle boiling
mixture evenly over beef and noodles.
To serve,
ladle soup into each bowl, then place a small mound of kale and onion
mixture in the center.