Once combined you can spoon it into a little jar, or
roll it into a log with plastic wrap and return to the refrigerator to firm up.
Not exact matches
With the help of the parchment,
roll the dough
into a
log that is approximately 2 inches in diameter and 12 inches long.
Beginning
with a short edge,
roll the dough
into a
log.
Roll dough
into a
log starting
with one of the short sides.
Starting
with the longest side closest to you, begin
rolling the dough tightly
into a
log shape away from you.
Roll the light green piece of dough
into a fat
log and then shape it
into a triangle (I did this by gently pinching the dough
with my fingers as I pressed the dough flat against a work surface).
Once your rice has formed a nice
log shape, sprinkle
with toasted coconut (optional), and cut the
roll with a very sharp knife (see tips above)
into pieces.
Starting
with a short end, gently
roll the dough
into a
log about 10 - inches long, sealing the seam and ends.
Roll the shoulder
into a tight
log and secure
with butcher's twine.
Beginning
with the long edge closest to you,
roll the dough
into a
log, tightening as you
roll, and patting in the ends if they begin to taper.
Working
with one half at a time,
roll the dough
into 6 - inch long
logs.
A lemon - flavored sponge cake filled
with a creamy lemon custard and
rolled into a
log.
Roll dough spread
with Coconut Peanut Butter up
into a
log.
Starting
with the long side, gently
roll the dough up
into a
log.
With clean hands, slice a 4 oz
log of goat cheese
into 1/2 inch slices,
roll into a ball and shape
into a football shape.
Divide dough in half, then
roll dough on a work surface lightly dusted
with sugar and flour
into 2 (11 - inch - long)
logs (each about 1 inch wide).
Roll the dough
into a
log and wrap it
with plastic wrap.
With floured hands,
roll each piece
into a
log about a 1/2 inch in diameter.
Starting
with one long side,
roll dough
into a
log, pinching seam to seal.
Roll each half on board until lightly coated
with flour; form
into a 1 / 2 - inch thick and 4 - inch wide
log.
With the seam side down, cup your fingers and gently
roll the dough
into a 16»
log.
If you want a shortcut, start
with store - bought puff pastry,
roll out to a 12» square about ⅛» thick,
roll into a tightly spiraled
log, and follow the instructions for slicing and pressing
into the muffin tin cups.
Roll with plastic wrap
into a
log shape, 1 - inch in diameter; refrigerate 2 hours or until butter is firm.
With floured hands, pat and
roll the dough ball
into a
log about 12 inches long.
«If your baby gets too frustrated laying flat, try
rolling a blanket or towel
into a firm
log shape, then place baby in a kneeling position
with his tummy right up against the bolster and his forearms resting on the top at chest level,» she says.
Simply
roll the dough
into a «
log» and wrap
with plastic wrap and place in a bag.
I just used saran on the counter sprinkled
with tapioca and then coated my hands and the top of the dough and just patted it out to size needed, then just picked up the edge of the saran and started
rolling the dough up
into a
log.
Beginning
with the long edge closest to you,
roll dough
into a
log, tightening as you
roll and patting in ends if they begin to taper.
Using your hands (and a bench scraper if the dough is sticking), start
with the long edge and
roll the dough
into a tight
log.
3)
Roll out the dough, slather with cinnamon mixture, roll into a log, cut into rolls, place on a sheet
Roll out the dough, slather
with cinnamon mixture,
roll into a log, cut into rolls, place on a sheet
roll into a
log, cut
into rolls, place on a sheet pan.
To pitch the game, Fujibayashi created this 2D prototype, in which he could shake trees
with the wind,
roll logs into the river, and shoot arrows through flames to create fire arrows.
With the long side parallel to you, firmly
roll up the dough
into a
log.