I'm a sucker for anything rose gold and
the shape of the spoon is really unique.
It is made out of a soft silicone and
the shape of the spoon fit perfectly into Brody's mouth.
The shape of these spoons makes them safe and reduces choking hazards significantly all while helping your child learn how to pick up and use utensils without assistance.
The shape of these spoons makes it easier for them to fit in baby's mouth even if he or she is a little bit younger than other self - feeders.
Just dip a table spoon into a cup of very hot water and, gently cutting into the surface of the cream, drag the spoon towards you so it curls with
the shape of the spoon.
Cats drink fluids by curling their tongues into
the shape of a spoon.
One said he'd heard a speaker say that all students learn from from being spoon fed is
the shape of the spoon.
Not exact matches
Take a tray lined with greaseproof paper and drop spoonfuls
of the mixture and
shape it to desired cookie size with a
spoon.
This cake not only serves the Mexicans as bread, but answers the triple purpose
of knife, fork, and
spoon: he with surprising dexterity will tear off a piece, and with his thumb and the two first fingers
of his dexter hand, the fore finger being in the centre, so as to give it a
spoon shape, dip up the red chops, and at every dip a new
spoon disappears.
How to Make a Quenelle — the
spoon -
shaped scoop
of ice cream you see served at fancy restaurants, off to practice
Once warm, add spoonfuls
of the pancake mixture, the size
of the pancakes you would like to cook (I like mine about 8 cm across), using your
spoon to
shape them into circles.
Spoon about 3/4 to 1 cup
of batter into your prepared waffle iron (more or less depending upon the size and
shape of your iron), and spread the batter into an even layer, stopping about 1/4 inch from the edge
of the iron.
Try serving them with a scoop
of vanilla ice cream on top - or use two
spoons to
shape the ice cream into oval «quenelle.
For me the sweet spot texture is slightly shy
of being able to hold
shape, a very wobbly thing with a slight «bounce» when you cut through with your
spoon:)
If you don't have a pastry bag, use a small ice cream scoop and the back
of a
spoon to
shape the potato mounds.
Make sure the crust is sticky enough to hold
shape by pressing the crust up against the walls
of the food processor with a
spoon.
When you take the chickpea mix out
of the freezer, it will still be kind
of wet, but cold enough to that it won't stick to the
spoon when you scoop it to
shape.
With the aid
of a spatula, spread the meringue on top and feel free to
shape it as you like, I use the back
of a
spoon.
Grab a little piece
of dough and then use the
spoons to start to
shape it into an oval.
Using a
spoon or your hands, scoop about 3 tablespoons
of dough into your hand and roll into a ball then form into rectangle
shapes
Using a cookie scoop, drop rounds onto the prepared cookie sheet and use a wet finger or the back
of a
spoon to flatten and mold into cookie
shapes.
Using a
spoon, scoop out a large amount
of dough, swirling with the
spoon to
shape into a round
shape.
Spoon all
of the bater in your greased loaf pan and spread it out evenly with a scraper and
shape it in any way you want (specifically in the
shape of a loaf so that it rises like that)
This salad is a delicious way to show off the lovely slender
shape of Asian eggplants, which readily absorb the ginger - soy dressing that's
spooned over the top.
With a
spoon, scoop some flesh from the center
of both halves, leaving enough flesh on the skin for the avocado to be able to hold its
shape when the skin is removed.
Use the back
of a
spoon to press and form a bowl
shape with the sweet potato skin and remaining flesh.
Smooth over with the back
of a wet metal
spoon and slightly flatten (this is optional, but make the cookies more uniform in
shape).
Pour half
of the mixture into each loaf pan then smooth it down with a spatula (or the back
of the
spoon) to create the
shape of a loaf.
Take the second
spoon out
of some hot water and invert it over the first to
shape the quenelle.
Working with 4
shapes at a time, lay them into the baking soda mixture and use a
spoon to moisten the tops
of the pretzels.
Gently flatten and
shape cookies with back
of a
spoon or your fingers.
Spoon the meringue out onto the prepared baking tray and using a spatula,
shape it in form
of an A4 size rectangle.
Add a few more dollops
of potato mixture on top to be
spooned around beautifully into
spoon -
shaped depressions and curling ridges.
Use the back
of the
spoon to smooth the cookies to a flat cookie
shape.
Using a
spoon and clean fingers press a heaped tablespoon
of the nut mix into each mould, press down in the centre to bring the sides up making a small pie base
shape.
Using the back
of a wet
spoon (a cup
of cold water nearby is handy), squish the cookies down to make a cookie
shape.
Mash with the back
of a
spoon until you have a coarse purée, then cook, stirring regularly, until thickened just enough to hold their
shape in a
spoon, about 10 minutes.
On a rectangle plate, dollop approximately 2 tablespoons
of the Kikkoman Wasabi Sauce at one end and pull the sauce with the
spoon to make a tear drop
shape.
*** Quenelles can be done with one
spoon much the same way you roll an ice cream scoop or formed with two
spoons to make a perfect oval
shaped roll
of the custard.
Starting at middle, spread 2 tablespoons masa with back
of spoon in rectangle or oval
shape, using downward motion towards wide - bottom edge.
Place a heaping tablespoon
of cookie dough on parchment paper, use a
spoon to create your cookie
shape.
It should be like thick pancake batter, kind
of pourable but pretty thick so you need to use a
spoon to pour / scoop and smooth it into the
shape / size you want.
Place them onto the baking tray and flatten with the back
of a
spoon to make a cookie
shape.
Spoon 4 to 5 tablespoons
of stuffing into the center and gently form it into a football -
shaped packet.
Add two tablespoons
of the batter to each donut
shape in your pan, spreading it out evenly throughout the
shape with your fingers or a
spoon.
Using a
spoon, scoop some
of the mixture with onto your hands and
shape into a ball, the size
of a golf ball, and then press gently to make a patty.
Pipe or
spoon (it doesn't effect the
shape of the madeleine) the batter into the pan, filling 2/3
of each madeleine well.
Use a
spoon to scoop out 3 tablespoons
of the dough and
shape them in your hands to the cookie
shape.
Pour about 2 tablespoons
of batter per fritter and flatten with the back
of a
spoon,
shaping the edges quickly to form a rough circle.
Using a
spoon, spread the mixture out into the
shape of a small, round pizza (it should be about 1/3
of an inch thick).