Drop large
spoonfuls of mixture into a pan.
Dollop a couple of big
spoonfuls of the mixture into the middle of the circle on the baking parchment, then spread it out gently to make a 15 cm circular base, about 1.5 cm thick.
Shape large
spoonfuls of mixture into patties and set on a tray.
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.
Drop
spoonfuls of mixture into the muffin tray until all holes are filled evenly.
Spray a muffin tin with non-stick cooking spray and start adding
spoonfuls of the mixture into each hole, do not over fill the holes, this recipe makes between 12 to 18 muffins, depending on the size of your muffin tin
Heat up oil in a frying pan and place
spoonfuls of mixture into hot oil.
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.
To make sure the mixture is seasoned to your liking, place
a spoonful of the mixture into the microwave until fully cooked, taste and season to your liking.
Not exact matches
Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper, then scoop out 1
spoonful of the
mixture at a time roll
into a ball.
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.
Start tempering the egg yolks with the cornstarch
mixture by whisking a few
spoonfuls of the hot
mixture into the egg yolks.
Cut
into the desired size and place some
spoonfuls of the apple
mixture on top.
Let the
mixture «work» until it is close to finished, and then drop
spoonfuls of the chocolate peanut butter
into the working ice cream to form chunks as it blends.
Ladle large
spoonfuls of egg
mixture into hot skillet (like pancakes).
Take small
spoonfuls of the
mixture, and roll
into compact balls (N.b. if the
mixture is crumbly, add a dash
of water).
At this point, I always take a
spoonful of the
mixture and put it
into a microwaveable bowl and cook for about 20 seconds.
If you don't have half - and - half, stir a
spoonful or two
of the pureed soup
into yogurt until smooth, then stir that
mixture back
into the soup.
Pull the muffin tin out
of the freezer and scoop a
spoonful of nut butter
mixture into each muffin tin.
Place a
spoonful of the meat
mixture into the middle
of each biscuit along with a piece
of the cheese - don't over fill them!
Scoop a small
spoonful of mixture and drop
into shredded coconut.
When hot, add
spoonfuls of mixture and shape
into round fritters.
Mix a few
spoonfuls of remaining whipped cream
into pumpkin
mixture to lighten, then fold remaining cream
into pumpkin
mixture.
He took ages sculpting his
into perfect round, quite chubby little
spoonfuls of mixture; he took time to shape them and pat them down and moulded them
into a nice shape.
Either alternate
spoonfuls of the lime and coconut milk
mixture into popsicle molds or combine both bowls and fill molds, leaving 1/2 inch at the top.
Scoop out small
spoonfuls of the chocolate
mixture and roll
into balls.
Once it has reached the right consistency, take the
mixture out
of the fridge and take small
spoonfuls out and roll
into a ball.
Using a small scoop, scoop out
spoonfuls of the chocolate
mixture and roll
into balls.
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.
Place a heaping
spoonful of the potato
mixture into each spot
of the muffin tin.
When hot, add two large
spoonfuls or 1/4 cup
of mixture to the pan, shaping
into a round pancake shape.
When the pan is hot add
spoonfuls of mixture, shaping them
into pancakes.
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.
Drop
spoonfuls of the fish cake
mixture into the crumbs and coat evenly.
Place
mixture by large
spoonfuls all over the bottom
of the cold pan then with floured fingers press
into all the corners.
I like to mix a couple
of spoonfuls of thick Greek yogurt
into the salsa before adding it to the salmon
mixture.
Using a large spoon, drop
spoonfuls of the mixure onto parchment or waxed paper, mold the
mixture into nests.
Add a
spoonful at a time and use the back
of the spoon and / or the palm
of your hand to press the
mixture down
into the cup continually as the
mixture is added to the cup.
Scoop small
spoonfuls amounts
of ricotta
mixture over the zucchini and gently spread
into a thin layer.
Fold a
spoonful of the egg white
mixture into the chocolate batter to loosen it up, add the candied ginger, then fold the chocolate batter back to the whites until just combined.