Cook over
medium heat again for another 5 - 10 minutes or until applesauce has thickened.
Once the mixture is boiling, add potatoes and corn, reduce to
medium heat again.
Not exact matches
Cook
again over
medium - high
heat for a few minutes until any excess water evaporates from the pan.
Add the remaining 1 - 2 tablespoons of fat to the pan and set on
medium heat (
again, across 2 burners).
If the sugar solidifies, return the pan to
medium heat until the mixture is liquid
again.
Reduce the
heat to
medium - low and cook gently, stirring now and
again, for 20 minutes until the onion has absorbed all the butter and is beautifully soft, but not browned.
Reduce
heat to
medium, flip chicken over
again and cook, covered, for several minutes until no longer pink in the center.
Warm it over
medium to low
heat while stirring until it is smooth
again.
Melt the 4 tablespoons butter in
again - empty pot over
medium heat.
Turn the
heat to
medium, let the pan
heat up
again.
Add the cream and continue to simmer the mixture over
medium - low
heat (do not allow it to boil) until it is
again reduced by half.
Once fries are completely cool,
heat oil
again over
medium - high
heat to 375 °F.
Add potatoes and bay leave, bring to boil
again, reduce the
heat and simmer on a
medium heat for 15 - 20 minutes or until potatoes are soft and ready.
When the oil starts to sizzle
again, lower the
heat to
medium.
Add a splash of water and saute the spices on
medium heat until oil starts to release
again.
Wipe the skillet clean
again, and return to
medium high
heat with the 1 tbsp coconut oil.
If the caramel seizes up, place caramel back over
medium heat and stir until sugar melts once
again and caramel becomes smooth (this could take upwards of 5 - 7 minutes).
The peanut mole: Tear the ancho chiles into flat pieces, then toast a few at a time on an ungreased griddle or skillet over
medium heat: press flat with a metal spatula for a few seconds, until they crackle and change color slightly, then flip, and press
again (if they give off more than the slightest wisp of smoke, they are burning and will add a bitter element to the sauce.)
When reheating, either bring it to a simmer over
medium low
heat and / or whisk with warm water to thin it out
again.
Heat up the parsnip pieces again on a medium h
Heat up the parsnip pieces
again on a
medium heatheat.
Just reheat it in a stove top over
medium high
heat with a bit more almond milk to thin it out
again until hot.
Wipe the skillet clean
again, and return to
medium - high
heat with 1 tbsp vegetable oil.
Cover
again and simmer over
medium heat until the greens are fully wilted.
Taste and adjust sweetness, if needed and simmer
again over
medium to
heat thoroughly.
Wipe out the pan that you sauteed the onions in and preheat it over
medium heat once
again.
(If buttercream looks broken or curdled, place bowl with buttercream over
medium heat on stove burner and whisk 5 to 10 seconds to warm mixture slightly, then remove from
heat and beat mixture
again on
medium speed.
Stir well and bring to a boil
again, Return
heat to
medium, cover, and let cook for 15 - 20 minutes, stirring occasionally and adding more wine, salt, and pepper to taste.
Reduce
heat again to
medium - low and simmer until the desired consistency is reached, about 30 minutes depending on simmering speed, stirring occasionally at first but more often as you come closer to the end.
Preheat the large pan
again, over
medium heat.
Add hot water (mix
again), and cook over
medium heat until the mixture comes to a boil.
It will only
heat up
again if it runs into another
medium.
Bring the mixture to a boil, then lower the
heat to
medium again and allow to simmer for 20 minutes, or until more than half the liquid has been absorbed, but about an inch of liquid remains.
Sauté four firm,
medium - size chopped white button mushrooms,
again on high
heat but you don't want crispy mushrooms.