Once the dough is large enough so that it will cover the bottom of the pan and go up the sides, roll the dough around the rolling pin then unroll
it over the tart pan.
Lift the dough by the exposed paper or plastic and flip it over and center
it over the tart pan as best you can, then remove the paper or plastic.
Lay the dough
over the tart pan, and press it into the pan.
Not exact matches
Press the crust mixture into the prepared
tart pan, distributing it
over the bottom and sides of the
pan in an even layer.
Put a disk in each
tart pan and press dough
over bottom and up sides until even with rim.
** Drape dough
over the rolling pin and gently transfer
over and into the buttered pie plate or
tart pan.
Crumble the dough
over a lightly greased
tart pan and gently press it out to even thickness all
over the
pan.
Press the pie dough into three 5 - inch
tart pans and poke all
over with a fork.
If using a
tart pan, roll the rolling pin
over the top to cut the excess dough off.
Empty crumb mixture into
tart pan and place a film of plastic wrap
over the crust mixture; use bottom of 1 / 4 - cup dry measuring cup, press mixture evenly into bottom and up sides of
tart pan.
I made it in a 9 inch glass
tart pan, folded the sides
over and they're just delicious but the rest is just, watery: (Maybe it's supposed to be like this?
Used 4 tbsp sugar and gala apples (a little
over 2 lbs) in a 10 inch
tart pan.
Over the weekend, I made this in a
tart pan and the bottom crust did not cook properly toward the middle (bottom close to the outside was fine.)
Once the dough is in the
tart pan, spread the cheese mixture into the bottom of the
pan over the dough.
With the help of the rolling pin, transfer the dough
over the greased
tart pan.
Sprinkle
over the fruit, toss gently (but well), add the orange blossom water (optional), toss again, and transfer the fruit to an 8 - inch square baking dish (or your favorite equivalent - sized, deep - sided, solid - bottomed
tart pan).
Place crumbs in
tart pan and press evenly
over the bottom and sides with your fingers or a measuring cup.
NOTE: If using a standard long and narrow rectangular
tart pan you may have some
tart crust dough left
over.
You don't need a
tart pan for this double - fruit dessert because the crust is simply folded up
over the peaches and nectarines before baking.
PS: I used a removable bottom
tart pan & put the left
over crust & filling in a small ramekin.
Transfer to prepared
tart pan, pressing into bottom and up sides, letting excess drape
over pan.
Pour the cashew cream filling into the
tart pan and smooth evenly
over the crust.
Directions: Saute chopped leeks and garlic in butter, medium low heat, until very soft — 10 — 15 minutes / Add 1 t fresh thyme if you have it / Mix milk and egg together with salt & pepper / When
tart shell is done and slightly cooled, sprinkle one half of the cheese on the bottom / Spread cooked leeks
over cheese, pour egg milk mixture
over the leeks / Sprinkle top with remaining cheese / Bake in a 375 degree oven until egg is barely set and
tart is lightly golden — 15 — 20 minutes, longer for a larger
pan with more filling / Remove from oven, lift out of
tart pan base, place on a rack to cool a bit / Serve while warm / Swoon.
On o floured surface or
over the plastic wrap roll the dough to a circle with about 1 1/2 inches larger than your
tart pan.
Place a serving platter, slightly larger than the
pan,
over the
pan and invert the
tart.
Carefully roll the dough circle up onto the rolling pin and unroll it
over an ungreased 10 - inch
tart pan with a removable bottom, centering the dough and pressing it firmly into the bottom and sides of the
pan.
Mix the cookies with the coconut oil and milk and press
over a 9 inch
tart pan with removable bottom.
... I also seemed to have at least an extra cup of filling left
over from filling the
tart pan... but, of course, this is delicious and nice to serve with scones at brunch!
In a small sauce
pan set
over medium heat, add dried Montmorency
tart cherries, shallot, vinegar, Montmorency
tart cherry juice, raw sugar, ginger and pepper.
We had about 3/4 C of cashew cream left
over (since we were using a smaller than average
tart pan).
Allow to cool for 5 - 10 minutes before pouring
over the
tart, tilt the
pan to spread evenly.
Gently place a plate (or the removable bottom of a
tart pan) upside - down
over the pastry.
Press the dough evenly
over the bottom and up the sides of the
tart pan to make a thin, even layer.
Then, at serving time, put the
tart on the stove
over medium heat for a couple of minutes, shaking the
pan to melt the caramel, so the
tart will unmold easily.
To make a press - in crust: Butter the
tart pan and press the dough evenly
over the bottom and up the sides of the
pan.
3 Divide the pastry among eight 4» mini
tart pans with removable bottoms, pressing the pastry into the bottoms and up the sides of the
pans; prick the bottoms all
over with a fork.
10 Place the pie plate or
tart pan on a baking sheet and gently pour the filling
over the cauliflower.