Roll
spoonfuls of the mixture in your hands and place on a baking tray lined with parchment paper.
Mound
a spoonful of the mixture in each muffin cup.
I've found that the easiest way to mold the meatballs is to roll a heaping
spoonful of the mixture in between your two palms.
Once all the turkey slices are set, remove the quinoa bowl from the fridge and place
a spoonful of the mixture in each tin, making sure not to overflow.
Roll
a spoonful of the mixture in your hand to make round balls.
Not exact matches
Drop
spoonfuls of cocoa
mixture in rows across the crust, then use a toothpick or the back
of a butter knife to create the tic tac toe pattern by dragging it horizontally and then vertically through the chocolate.
Place each poblano on a tortilla opened and lying fat, put about one - fifth
of the meaty bean / nut
mixture and a
spoonful of cream sauce
in the pepper and then fold the pepper closed.
Stir
in a
spoonful of beaten egg whites, then pour the chocolate
mixture over the egg whites and gently fold together with a spatula until there are no streaks
of white
in the batter.
Beat
in 3 medium eggs (sadly duck eggs are no longer
in season), alternating each one with a
spoonful of the flour
mixture.
Place a large
spoonful of the squash
mixture in the middle
of each corn tortilla, sprinkle with cheese, roll - up, and place seam - side down
in the baking dish.
Add
spoonfuls of cream cheese
mixture in to each tomato.
Heat up oil
in a frying pan and place
spoonfuls of mixture into hot oil.
Add a couple
of spoonfuls of flour to the cake
mixture stirring
in gently, followed by a couple
of spoonfuls of cocoa
mixture.
Drop half the cheese
mixture over the bread
in large
spoonfuls then gently spread out with the back
of the spoon.
Press a
spoonful of mixture into the bottom
of each standard muffin hole or a couple
of spoonfuls into each texan muffin hole (or the whole lot into the 8 ″ tin) and place the pan
in the fridge to set.
Press a
spoonful of mixture into the bottom
of each muffin hole and place the pan
in the fridge to set.
If the
mixture is too dry and crumbly, add
in a few
spoonfuls of water.
(If the
mixture is too dry, add
in a few
spoonfuls of water.)
Add beans
in a line down the middle
of the tortilla, then add
in a
spoonful of the chicken
mixture, then sprinkle with grated cheese.
Heat some coconut oil (or oil
of your choice)
in a large non - stick fry pan and when hot add
spoonfuls of mixture, shaping them into pancakes.
Real Talk: If you REALLY don't want to bother with the layering, serve this
in small bowls, cups, or clear jars as individual parfaits (a
spoonful of pumpkin
mixture, a
spoonful of cream, with crumbled graham crackers and candy on top).
Dip out 1 tablespoon
of the meat
mixture, being sure to include some
of the egg batter
in each
spoonful; place
in a pan, forming a small patty (you can cook 4 or 5 at a time).
Working
in batches and adding more schmaltz and oil to skillet as needed to maintain 1/8 inches fat, drop large
spoonfuls of mixture into pan, pressing gently with the back
of a spoon or spatula to flatten slightly.
Working
in batches, drop large
spoonfuls of the latke
mixture into the hot pan and press slightly with the back
of your spoon to flatten.
My sweet and zesty mango salsa starts with fresh chili - pepper - heavy pico de gallo marinated
in a lemon - lime - agave
mixture, to which I add mango and a very generous
spoonful of... juicy, grated ginger.
Heat the oil
in a deep frying pan, scoop
spoonfuls of the Latke
mixture in the pan, flatten with a spatula and fry for 2 minutes on each side or until crisp and golden
in colour.
To assemble, place a
spoonful of the oats
in a cup, followed by a
spoonful of the yogurt
mixture.
Now for the fun bit, take a
spoonful of mixture and roll
in your palms.
Take a shell
in the palm
of your hand and stuff it with a large
spoonful of turkey
mixture, about 2 tablespoons.
Drop small
spoonfuls of the cranberry
mixture in the batter, gently swirling it with a skewer.
If you grind the nuts
in a food processor, use the pulse button and add a
spoonful of the plain flour from the cake
mixture, to stop them getting too oily.