You will immediately notice the curds turning from
a lumpy mixture into a creamy paint.
Skin mixture should become concentrated so use 1 tablespoon water at the end to clear it out once more then discard
lumpy mixture.
So I «poured»
the lumpy mixture into the pan baked it, and didn't even remotely turn into a loaf of bread.
Combine thoroughly; it should form a thick
lumpy mixture.
Not exact matches
Hi Rosemary, you really need a food processor for the brownies so make a really smooth
mixture otherwise it can end up quite
lumpy with sweet potato chunks.
The
mixture may be a little
lumpy.
Whisk egg
mixture into dry ingredients until just combined (batter will be slightly
lumpy).
Remove from heat; carefully stir in butter and 1 tablespoon of the milk (
mixture will become
lumpy).
Add flour
mixture and stir until just combined - batter will be rather thin but slightly
lumpy / bubbly.
Prepare the matcha streusel, with a fork, combine all the ingredients with the softened butter until the
mixture resembles a coarse
lumpy dough.
Don't worry if the
mixture is a little
lumpy.
Stir into the flour
mixture using only a few strokes (it should still be
lumpy like muffin batter).
Slowly whisk in milk (batter will start out
lumpy, but will end up thick and smooth) until
mixture is lump - free and smooth.
I did add it to 5he cream cheese
mixture and it seems running and
lumpy.
It's okay if the
mixture is a little
lumpy, just make sure there aren't flour lumps (but also don't overmix).
The
mixture will be
lumpy... that is OK.
The
mixture became hard and extremely
lumpy and difficult to stir.
Gently stir in the almond milk
mixture, olive oil and vanilla until a
lumpy batter forms.
Whisk the yolk
mixture into the flour
mixture until well combined; the batter will be
lumpy.
Gradually ladle the hot broth into the flour
mixture, whisking constantly (this is key, or your gravy will be
lumpy).
Pour this
mixture into the dry
mixture and stir together until slightly
lumpy.
So my
mixture was a little
lumpy, but still delicious!
The
mixture may look a bit
lumpy but will even out once the dry ingredients are added.
If
mixture is
lumpy, whisk it with an electric handheld beater in the pot, giving you a smooth texture.
Stir the plain Greek yogurt into the pureed soup
mixture, blending well (if the yogurt is
lumpy, use a hand better or immersion blender to smooth the
mixture).
When the
mixture appears
lumpy it is ready to be used.
Add the milk
mixture to the dry ingredients and stir until just combined (the batter will be slightly
lumpy).
Don't worry if the
mixture is a bit
lumpy or thin.
I can not emphasise the need to stir continuously enough — you don't want the
mixture to come together too much or to be too
lumpy.
Eventually the
mixture will start to thicken and become
lumpy as the milk solids form and it will start to look a little bit darker and caramelized.
When i mixed them they were very
lumpy because my ingredients weren't chopped up very finely so i dropped the whole
mixture into the food processor.
Add salt and the roasted semolina / rava to this hot boiling
mixture in the pan, and mix well to prevent it from being
lumpy.
Pour in remaining broth, whisking carefully (don't let the
mixture get
lumpy).
Throw the whole
mixture in a pan, don't mash the banana so much, leave it
lumpy, scramble the
mixture with pumkin spice etc and drizzle with caramel a banana pudding to die for!
Using a wooden spoon, stir vigorously until well incorporated (
mixture will be
lumpy).
Toss butter into flour
mixture and pulse to combine until butter is cut into tiny pea - sized pieces and dough appears
lumpy.
Pat the
mixture down lightly with the back of a spatula, as it will be rather
lumpy.
The
mixture may be a little
lumpy, but as long as there are no large pockets of flour it is okay.
Blend with a fork until the
mixture is just slightly
lumpy.
Fold in flour
mixture with buttermilk
mixture until moistened (batter will be
lumpy).
Add flour
mixture to banana
mixture, stirring gently until just moistened (batter may be
lumpy).
If the
mixture is too
lumpy to blend, add more almond milk.
If the
mixture is still
lumpy, add more nondairy milk, 1 tablespoon at a time, to achieve a smooth consistency.
The
mixture will look
lumpy: If the almond noodle pudding looks too thick, thin it with a little more milk.
Gently fold the
mixtures together, be nice to it, you just want to get rid of any floury
lumpy bits.
Remember, your baby's age will determine the consistency of the food he eats: younger babies need smooth, runny purees, while older babies can handle
lumpy, mashed
mixtures.
It is fine if the
mixture is a little
lumpy at this stage.
The
mixture should feel and look like a thick
lumpy paste.
The gelatin solidified IMMEDIATELY upon touching the blended
mixture and turned into a
lumpy bumpy mess.
After fermentation, you need to strain the
mixture into a cup to separate the liquid (which you drink) from the
lumpy grains.