Sentences with phrase «marbled swirl effect»

The technique for creating that marbled swirl effect is so easy that my 3 year old could do it — no joke!

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Using the blade of a table knife, gently create swirls in your brownie; this also allows the cream cheese to blend in with the brownie batter giving it a marbled effect.

Step 7: Using a spatula, carefully flatten cookie dough and begin lightly swirling cookie dough with a knife for a marbled effect.

PS: The kids swirled it so I didn't quite get the true marbled effect.

Using a knife swirl the cake batters together for a marbled effect.

Using a toothpick, chopstick, or skewer swirl the colours around until they begin to blend ever so slightly and create a marbled effect.

Then using a knife, swirl the two batters together until you have a marbled effect.

Using knife, gently swirl through top layers to create marbled effect.

The marbling effect in Trisha's easy brownies comes from a sweetened cream cheese mixture, which she dots over the brownie batter and gently swirls in.

Drop food coloring over the marshmallow and swirl around with a toothpick to create the marbled effect.

With a knife, swirl batter around to achieve a marbling effect.

Use a butter knife to gently swirl the brownie batter and cream cheese filling, creating a marbled effect.

Take a knife and stick straight down into the top pumpkin batter layer and middle cream cheese layer; swirl the knife around in these two layers, creating a marble effect; this will give the cream cheese filling a nice swirly shape as it bakes.

Using a small narrow spatula or knife, gently swirl preserves into the batter to create a marbled effect.

Also just a note I added cocoa powder melted and swirled it through to make a marble chocolate effect — I am addicted to chocolate so this just added that extra moorishness!

Add spoons of chocolate mixture from place to place on top and gently swirl with a knife to get the marbled effect.

With a small spatula or a table knife, gently swirl the two batters to create a marbled effect.

Swirl the tip of a knife through the batter to make a marbled effect.

Check out the subtle marble - like swirled effect of the coconut oil running throughout the chocolate!

Spoon large dollops of the reserved vanilla mixture over chocolate and gently swirl with a knife or spatula to create a marbled effect.

My favorite part about the fudge is the white chocolate that gets swirled throughout, it makes it super pretty and gives it that marble effect you see here in the photos!

Today I'm going to show you how to make swirled soap in a loaf mold to achieve a cool marble effect.

A knife or spatula can be used to swirl the batter for a marbled effect.

Give your nails a marble effect by swirling two polishes together and rolling your nail over the edge of the spoon.