A handy little trick to keeping the fruit evenly distributed throughout the muffins is to first toss them in a little flour
then add them to the batter at the last second and only just mix them in.
Toss the frozen cranberries with a pinch of flour and
then add them to the batter.
Stir together flour and baking powder in a separate bowl,
then add to the batter, mixing until all the ingredients combine and form a stiff dough.
Melt the cup of chocolate chips
then add to batter when just warm (not hot!)
Toss the apples and cranberries with the reserved 1/4 cup flour,
then add to the batter.
Dissolve baking soda in milk,
then add that to the batter also.
Sift together the dry ingredients,
then add to the batter, mixing thoroughly.
Whisk together the egg replacer and 6 Tablespoons of rice milk until there are no lumps,
then add to the batter.
Not exact matches
To make your pancake batter, blend all the pancake ingredients in a food processor until smooth, then add in the raspberries and pulse a few times to mix them through the mixtur
To make your pancake
batter, blend all the pancake ingredients in a food processor until smooth,
then add in the raspberries and pulse a few times
to mix them through the mixtur
to mix them through the mixture.
Now mix them in
to the rest of the
batter Divide into cupcake cases and bake in the oven for 14 - 16 minutes till firm Cool completely on a wire rack before icing Icing: Sieve the icing sugar into a big bowl,
then add the butter and beat with a handheld mixer until light and fluffy (about 5 minutes).
I roasted chopped mixed nuts with a little maple syrup and flaky sea salt, folded some into the brownie
batter for
added texture and flavour and
then blended the rest into a sweet, salty nut butter
to spread on top.
I start off with the basic pancake recipe, and
add 1/2 c chopped walnuts and a little bit of cinnamon,
then right after I
add the 1/4 c of
batter for each pancake into the pan,
add some mini semisweet chocolate chips
to the top.
For chocolate chip cookie pancakes
add 1/4 c chopped walnuts
to the
batter, along with a little cinnamon and
then sprinkle chocolate chips on the pancakes when they first go into the pan.
I just tried
to make it by using the separated egg i.e. whipping the white first
then adding banana + yolk and while the
batter looked beautiful when I was frying the pancake it wasn't strong enough
to stay together and couldn't flip as one whole piece Mine turned out like a mush.
I rinsed and
then toasted it before
adding it
to the
batter, but it was still a bit crunchy and nicely integrated.
And
then be sure
to scatter the soda, not
add it
to the
batter in one clump.
If the
batter is a little thick
then add a tablespoon or so of milk
to thin it out a little bit.
Start with lowest amount,
then add on tablespoon at a time of remainder as needed
to get correct consistency of a
batter the texture of full fat coconut milk)
Half - and - Half Cheesecake:
add 5 ounces melted chocolate
to half the
batter, spoon the chocolate
batter into the pan,
then carefully spoon the vanilla
batter on top.
Yeah I was totally shocked
to hear that people
added flour
to omelettes... and
then in the comments above that some restaurants
add pancake
batter also stunned me.
At this point, use your hands so it starts
to come together, and
then slowly
add the milk in until the
batter gets wet and thick and can come together.
I made this today, realized the
batter was way too liquid, and
then added a couple of couple of almond flour
to make it the right consistency.
None of our culinary experts reported any success when trying
to prepare amaranth for a pilaf, but the cooked grains can be spread on a plate or other flat surface
to dry a bit,
then sprinkled on salads,
added to cookie
batters, or stirred into soups.
Stir dry ingredients together
to combine and
then add sparking water, stirring until a thick
batter forms.
I played around with
adding an egg and
then a portion of the egg
to the
batter, but it didn't work for me.
Oh and one more idea... you could follow the directions for my Double Lemon Cupcakes,
add blueberries
to the
batter, bake,
then glaze with the lemon glaze... ohhhh.
You just
add chocolate
to half the
batter,
then swirl them together.
You can
add blueberries
to the
batter then pour the
batter into your cupcake / muffin pan, top with the yummy topping — and Hallelujah!
Add the molasses to the warm water, then add the liquid mixture to the flours, and stir until a thick sludgy batter is form
Add the molasses
to the warm water,
then add the liquid mixture to the flours, and stir until a thick sludgy batter is form
add the liquid mixture
to the flours, and stir until a thick sludgy
batter is formed.
Sprinkle the flour, baking powder and salt evenly over the
batter, and beat just
to combine for a few seconds,
then add all of the milk at once.
Then add it
to the cheesecake
batter and blend until incorporated.
Then,
add the milk and blend it for 30
to 60 seconds with your hand mixer or in your stand mixer and it becomes a super smooth cake
batter.
You're going
to make the cupcake
batter and
then divide it into two,
adding the blue powder
to one bowl and the green
to the other.
If your
batter becomes too dry because of the different size of bananas
then add about 1 - 2 tbsp dairy free milk
to the
batter while whipping up.
Begin
adding cupcake
batter to your cupcake molds by
adding a spoonful of blue,
then a spoonful of green alternating the colors.
The fudgy flavor comes from using butter and cocoa powder,
then adding chocolate chips
to the
batter.
I didn't have all the different spices in my cupboard, but I did have a pumpkin spice mix so
then I
added 2 Tbsp
to my
batter.
Or you can
add cooked chopped bacon
to the
batter,
then ladle into the pan.
You can either
add uncooked bacon
to the pan, either in strips or chopped, let it cook for just a bit (depends on how well you like the bacon cooked) and
then ladle the
batter over top.
Cool the pan about 15 minutes,
then bake the rest of the
batter,
adding 1
to 2 minutes
to the bake time.
Then,
add your applesauce, egg and extracts and beat for 30 seconds
to a minute, until the
batter is well combined.
Usually, the grated sweet potato is
added to the
batter,
then it is allowed
to rest,
to make it very smooth.
Then add cocoa, salt, vanilla and sugar and continue
to pulse until the
batter is chocolately and gorgeous.
I mashed a ripe banana, stuck it in a 2/3 measuring cup, and poured in honey
to the top (I use honey because it's cheaper than maple syrup), and
then added a bit more honey after tasting the
batter to be sure it would be sweet enough.
If it's too hard
to do this without burning the cinnamon mixture, you can also put half the
batter down,
add cinnamon mixture,
then cover with the other half, so that you effectively have a cinnamon stuffed pancake.
Make sure the pan is hot before
adding your first crépe, and
then ladle in about a quarter of the
batter (I use a smaller ladle) and rotate the pan
to coat the base of the pan in
batter.
After trying a few gluten free recipes lately, I decided
to add about 4 tablespoons of almond flour and chopped walnuts
to this
batter on the first try and
then baked them for 22 minutes... turned out amazing!
I will
then add another scoop adjacent
to the
batter on the cookie sheet and keep going until I have formed my two logs.
The secret
to waffles that are light and fluffy on the inside and have that slight crisp on the outside is beating the egg whites, separate from other ingredients, and
then folding them into the
batter as the last ingredient
added.
Then add the remaining
batter to the top, spreading that evenly.