Drain well, and spread in a single
layer on paper towels to dry.
kosher salt and place in a single
layer on paper towels.
I put a single
layer on a paper towel and put them in the microwave for 60 - 90 seconds.
Spread out in a single
layer on a paper towel.
Not exact matches
Salt one side of the tomato slices and spread them
on a single
layer on top of the
paper towels.
Place two
layers of
paper towels on a cookie sheet and set it near the pan where you'll be frying.
line a wire strainer with two
layers of clean
paper towel, dump in the yogurt, put
on a pot in fridge for 4 — 5 hours to let the whey drain out and you have a Greek yogurt.
Set a strainer over several
layers of
paper towels or
on a kitchen
towel and then set the ensemble over a bowl.
A second
layer of mushrooms can then be placed
on top of the
paper towel.
A great step to avoid clumping is to make a first
layer of mushrooms inside your
paper bag or
on top of your damp cloth or glass dish, and then cover this mushroom
layer with a
paper towel.
Place them
on a few
layers of
paper towels and cover with a few more
layers of
paper towels.
I like to take the cucumber and lay it out
on some
layered paper towels, and sprinkled lightly with kosher salt.
Place a
paper towel on a flat surface and spread the chickpeas
on to it so that they are a single
layer.
Put the shredded potato
on a few
layers of
paper towel, sprinkle the potato with sea salt then press
paper towel over it, squeezing out any extra moisture (if you want to use a kitchen
towel, that's fine, but it will probably stain).
Drain your homemade potato chips
on a
layer of
paper towels, or use a wire cooling rack placed over a baking dish.
Arrange the now dry potatoes in an even thin
layer on a plate lined with
paper towels.
Lay out a clean cotton kitchen
towel or several
layers of
paper towels on the counter, for drying the potatoes.
Grate the carrots in a food processor or with a coarse grater, and put them
on a double
layer of
paper towels.
Place drained basil leaves
on a double
layer of
paper towels, roll up and gently squeeze out remaining water.
A great way to press is to
layer 2 plates with
paper towels, stack and put a cast iron skillet or other heavy pan
on top for 15 - 20 minutes.
Layer your countertop with
paper towels, and lay eggplant slices
on top of them.
Place the tofu
on the plate and cover with several more
layers of
paper towel.
Place 3
layers of
paper towels on a baking sheet.
Remove the garlic from the pan using a slotted spoon, and drain
on a
layer of
paper towels.
Place sliced eggplant
on a
layer of
paper towels and sprinkle generously with Kosher salt.
Slice tofu in half horizontally and place
on several
layers of
paper towels.
Peel jicama, place a box grater
on layered paper toweling; grate jicama.
Put
on layers of
paper towel, and press dry.
Place the cooked bacon
on a plate covered with a
layer of
paper towels to help absorb excess grease.
Since during the baking process the bacon tends to stick at times to those racks, I decided it's less work (one less pan to wash and scrub) to just place the bacon directly
on the foil lined pan, and once they're cooked - to transfer them to several
layers of
paper towel.
Using a
paper towel or a piece of wax
paper, spread a
layer of shortening
on the inside of the pan.
Add several leaves in a single
layer on top of the
paper towels.
Slice the tofu in half width-wise and put the two blocks
on a
layer of
paper towel.
Or simply spread them
on dry and clean kitchen
towels or several
layers of
paper towels and leave to dry completely.
Place a thick
layer of
paper towels on a plate.
Lightly season eggplant slices all over with salt; place in a single
layer on several
layers of
paper towels inside a rimmed baking sheet.
Place the slices
on 2 - 3
layers of
paper towels on a plate.
To do this, place tofu
on several
layers of
paper towels or a folded tea
towel and balance a cast - iron skillet or other heavy pan
on top.
Place the melted cheese
on top of the bowl, and pat down with several
layers of
paper towels (this cheese is really hot!).
After the beets have steamed, put
on some latex gloves (so your hands don't get stained with beet juice) and use a few
paper towels to rub off the charred outer
layers of the beets (it's okay if some blackened bits remain).
Lay a clean kitchen
towel or a double
layer of
paper towels on a large plate.
Drain noodles and stack
on a baking sheet, with
paper towels between each
layer, making sure noodles don't touch (they'll stick together).
You can put another
layer on top of the
paper towel.
Lay tomatoes in a single
layer on a baking sheet lined with 2
layers of
paper towels.
Place another 2
layers of
paper towels on top of tomatoes (this is to eliminate excess moisture from the tomatoes).
Use the thicker freezer ziploc bags, and put your pieces of fudge in a single
layer, then place a
paper towel on top.
I like to be economical with my kitchen space, so I just add another
layer of
paper towels and stack the next batch right
on top of the first one.
Lay oranges
on paper towels in a single
layer.
If you don't want your kitchen
towels to get stained with food colouring you can lay down a few
layers of craft
paper on your table or a plastic sheet to help protect it.
Pat dry
on layers of
paper towels to absorb as much moisture as possible.