Not exact matches
Wrap the log in
wax paper or foil and refrigerate until firm, at least one hour, or until
needed.
The
wax paper helps you to just grab one piece whenever you
need it.
The last time I made tortillas, I rolled them out between two sheets of
wax paper, eliminating the
need for the arrowroot powder in this recipe.
Makes 8 large bars or 16 small square - shaped bars What You
Need Ingredients 1 cup nuts 1 cup (12 - 15 whole) pitted dried dates, preferably Medjool Equipment Food processor Plastic wrap or
wax paper Sharp knife Instructions Roast the nuts (optional).
Scrape into a small bowl, serving crock or butter molds and cover tightly; or shape into a long roll in a grease - proof
paper (plastic,
wax or parchment) for storing and slicing as
needed.
If you
need to transport the bars, store them between layers of parchment or
wax paper in an airtight container..
Place the dough on a sheet of parchment or
wax paper and roll into a 12 - to 13 - inch circle, dusting the top with a little flour, as
needed.
I use what I
need for a recipe then freeze individual chiles on a plate covered with
waxed or parchment
paper for about 20 minutes or till set.
You'll
need:
Paper gift tags or blank white cards, wax paper, a medium sized paintbrush, fall colored acrylic craft paints and smaller fall le
Paper gift tags or blank white cards,
wax paper, a medium sized paintbrush, fall colored acrylic craft paints and smaller fall le
paper, a medium sized paintbrush, fall colored acrylic craft paints and smaller fall leaves.
What you'll
need: A hole punch, a one - inch - square piece of
waxed paper, blue food coloring, and a cotton swab.
You will
need some
paper (A3 used here) a white
wax crayon and water colors with a paint brush.
Yield: 24 cookies You will
need: mixing bowl, electric mixer, rubber spatula, measuring cups and spoons, high - speed blender,
waxed paper, rolling pin, cookie sheets
Gluten Free Piecrust * gluten free, dairy free, vegan optional, vegetarian Yield: 1 pie crust You will
need: measuring cups and spoons, small mixing bowl and fork, food processor, grater or knife, rubber spatula,
waxed paper, pie plate
After that, you roll it out (and I HIGHLY recommend using a piece of
wax paper on the top, otherwise it rips super easy) and bake it, after which time it
needs to sit out and cool for an hour.
To make these you don't
need a stove, just a baking sheet, parchment
paper or
wax paper, a mixing bowl, mixing spoon and then the recipe ingredients listed below.
When using the
wax paper transfer method on painted pieces, you may
need to go over each letter with paint.
When transferring images using the
wax paper method, you
need to make a mirrored or reverse copy of your image.
Wow you really
need to say
wax paper.
You
need:
wax paper, wrapping
paper (I used this adorable personalized
paper from Tiny Prints), string, tape, and gift labels (I ordered these from Tiny Prints too)
You
Need:
wax paper, sticker labels (I used these cute antler labels from Tiny Prints), ribbon, tape, faux berries and wrapping
paper.
Please Note: Additional materials are
needed: Small pumpkins, pieces of cardboard, string, scotch tape or masking tape, fresh cranberries, dried cranberries or Craisins, cranberry sauce, cardboard boxes, large plastic container or clear plastic cups, water,
wax paper, iron.
What you
need: wood (this is 24 ″ X6 ″) 1 ″ paint brush and a 1 small detail brush Sharpie (optional) white chalk paint antique
wax Charcoal pencil tape
paper and printer
What you'll
need: Fabric, scissors, fabric glue, water, smooth rocks or stones,
wax paper, felt letter stickers Make it: Make a small cut in the end of the fabric and tear strips from it.
I carry Annie Sloan Chalk Paint &
Waxes, paint &
wax brushes, sand
paper, = EVERYTHING you
need to start and finish your project in ONE day!!!