Gently fold and press
pastry onto apple mixture.
Unroll
the pastry onto the baking tray, leaving the provided baking paper in place, and prick the surface, leaving a 2 - 3 cm border around the edge.
Lay
the pastry onto the potatoes and tuck in the edges around the filling.
Unroll it onto the top of your pie / tart pan and gently lay it in and lightly press
the pastry onto the bottom and up the sides of the pan using your fingertips with minimal pressure.
-- Roll out the puff
pastry onto a baking sheet, it's best taken out of the fridge a few minutes before baking, and lightly score an inner margin inside the edge of the puff pastry, the edge should then puff up nicely.
Transfer the pastry to the prepared pan and, using your fingertips, evenly press
the pastry onto the bottom and up the sides of the pan.
Roll out the puff
pastry onto a floured surface until it is about 80 cm long and is about the thickness of a 50p coin.
Transfer the pastry to your pie or tart pan and, using your fingertips, evenly press
the pastry onto the bottom and up the sides of the pan.
When it is 3 mm (1 / 8 - in) thick, remove the top layer of paper and invert
the pastry onto a lightly buttered pie dish.
Starting at one end, press half
the pastry onto bottom and sides of half the pan.
Place the pastry in your tart pan and, using your fingertips, evenly press
the pastry onto the bottom and up the sides of your pan.
Place
the pastry onto a lightly floured work surface and cut into six equal rectangles.
Lay out the square of puff
pastry onto a lightly floured board.
Place the filled
pastries onto a baking sheet.
Step 4) Slide
the pastries onto a lightly oiled oven sheet and brush with the remaining glaze.
Not exact matches
Add the strawberries and raspberries and cook for 5 minutes, then carefully pour
onto the
pastry base.
Frosting the brownie bites: I put the frosting into a
pastry bag and piped the frosting
onto the tops of each brownie.
Using a
pastry blender, mix everything together until it starts to come together, then dump the contents out
onto a clean work surface and gather it into a ball.
Use a
pastry brush to paint a thin layer of melted butter or oil
onto the surface of the double layer filo rectangle.
Brush the melted butter or coconut oil
onto both sides of the samosa with a
pastry brush or your fingers.
Unroll the
pastry then spoon the nut roast mixture
onto it, in a thick line along the longest edge.
Spoon the vegetable filling
onto one half of the
pastry, leaving a finger's width around the edge for sealing.
Mixed well then rolled out with my hands, spreading it
onto the
pastry:
Pour the
pastry cream into a storage container, and press a piece of plastic wrap directly
onto the surface.
The glaze should have enough liquid in it to drizzle
onto the
pastries.
Brush the
pastry, very lightly, with beaten egg, and then place the pie
onto a lined baking tray (in case of drips) and bake for 20 minutes, then turn the oven down to 160C / 320F for a further 15 - 20 mins.
I could certainly use some
pastry bags to pipe it
onto cakes!
I've never had problems with them flattening too much - this might help if you haven't tried: Pipe dough from a
pastry bag straight down
onto the pan and pull the bag up to form a little peak (think soft serve ice cream).
Scoop approximately two teaspoons of mixture
onto each puff
pastry, cracker, or crostini.
Place the dough
onto the pie dish and press the
pastry firmly into the pan and trim any excess dough from the edge.
I dust a
pastry cloth (or paper towels work in a pinch) with a little bit of flour and turn my biscuit dough out
onto the floured cloth.
Using a silicone
pastry brush, brush the butter mixture
onto the inside and outside of each squash half.
Beat the egg and brush the egg
onto the top of the
pastry.
Press the
pastry lightly
onto the dish and fork the surface.
Right after removing the bagels from the water, use a
pastry brush or (carefully) your fingers to brush some of the oil / milk / seed mixture
onto the top.
Place half of the
pastry squares
onto the prepared sheet pans.
Whisk egg with 1 tablespoon of water and gently brush
onto the
pastry.
Instead of using a parchment paper on the bottom and then transferring
onto your sheet pan, you can roll
onto a silicone mat and then use something that won't damage it to cut (I've used a plastic
pastry roller or frosting spatula).
Spoon 1 1/2 tablespoons of the preserves
onto the
pastry squares and cover with the remaining
pastry squares.
Cool to room temperature before spooning
onto the prepared
pastry squares.
Spread 1/8 -1 / 4 cup of the
pastry cream
onto the banana cake; place one of the almond dacquoise layers on top and spread with another 1/8 cup
pastry cream.
Using a
pastry brush, brush remaining 1/2 teaspoon of butter
onto griddle.
Sprinkle the raisins
onto the
pastry cream.
Scoop the mixture into a
pastry bag and decoratively pipe out the cream
onto the chilled pie, or simply spoon the whipped cream over the top and then sprinkle with almonds or coconut
Fill a
pastry bag fitted with a 1/2 - inch (Ateco No. 806) tip with batter; pipe out oblong shapes, about 3 1/2 inches long and 1 inch wide, 2 inches apart
onto prepared pans.
Spoon filing
onto the
pastry, leaving a boarder around the outside (this boarder is for sealing the top
pastry layer).
• The lattice top is accomplished by placing 1 cup of batter in a
pastry bag and piping it
onto the cream cheese topping with a # 3 tip.
Use a
pastry brush to brush a light layer of the egg wash
onto the surface of each boureka.
Spoon the remaining
pastry cream
onto the rectangle so it covers the entire surface of the dough except for a 1 - inch strip at a long edge.
With the help of a
pastry brush, brush the waffle iron with coconut oil and pour a few tablespoons of the batter
onto iron.