Remove from oven and
let cool for a couple of minutes, then slice into bruschetta slices.
Let them cool for a couple of minutes, then sprinkle each cookie with turbinado sugar while still warm so it will stick to the cookie.
I like to
let them cool for a couple of minutes, then pop them out a bit to continue cooling by sliding a butter knife around the edges to help release.
Remove the squash from the oven, turn it so you'll have the cut side up and
let cool for a couple of minutes.
Let cool for a couple of minutes prior to removing from sheet.
Let cool for a couple of minutes, then unmold the cake and transfer onto a cutting board.
Take the beetroot out of the oven and
let it cool for a couple of minutes.
Let them cool for a couple of minutes in the doughnut pan, then remove and place them on a cooling rack while you make the Salted Caramel Pumpkin Spice Glaze.
Let them cool for a couple of minutes in the Mini Doughnut Pan, then remove and place them on a cooling rack while you make the Salted Caramel Pumpkin Spice Glaze.
Let them cool for another couple of minutes on the baking sheet then transferred them to cool completely on the cooling rack.
Remove from oven
let cool for a couple of minutes and serve.
Remove pan from heat and
let cool for a couple of minutes.
Let cool for a couple of minutes and serve warm with chipotle sour cream.
Let cool for a couple of minutes, whisking to keep it all smooth.
Remove the pan from the oven and
let cool for a couple of minutes.
Flip it onto the other side and, once golden, serve, remembering to
let it cool for a couple of minutes before attempting to tuck in.
Not exact matches
Let cookies
cool on the cookie sheet
for a
couple of minutes and then remove them to a
cooling rack (but be sure to sneak one or two when they're still warm because nothing beats the taste
of a peanut butter cookie with a melted chocolate kiss on top!
When smooth, allow the caramel to
cool for a
couple of minutes and then transfer to a small cup or bowl and
let cool until a thick pourable consistency.
Trying not to panic, I
let the cake bake
for another
couple of minutes until a toothpick came out clean and then pulled it out hoping the clear liquid would seep back into the cake as it
cooled.
Once they're melted,
let them
cool down
for a
couple of minutes.
Remove from oven,
let cool for a
couple minutes and rub each crostini with the clove
of garlic - don't go overbboard, raw garlic is strong!
Let the layers
cool for a
couple minutes before running a spatula around the edge
of the pan to remove.
After heating up these vinaigrette ingredients
for a
couple minutes,
let the mixture
cool, and then drizzle a thin stream
of olive oil into the dressing as you blend it with an electric mixer on high speed.
Pour over the chopped nuts and
let cool for a
couple of hours (optionally, spread chopped nuts also on top, after about 15
minutes).
Once it is fully melted and beginning to turn golden add a
couple cups
of drained,
cooled spaetzle and
let it heat
for a
minute in the pan before starting to saute it about.
Take out and
let them
cool down on a wire rack
for a
couple of minutes, then generously dust with powdered sugar and enjoy while still warm.
After
cooling for a
couple of minutes, evenly spread the last 1/2 cup chocolate chips over the top and
let cool a bit more so they set before serving.