Makes a bit
thicker batter which holds up better.
It should be the consistency of
a thick batter which is too thick to pour but not thick enough to form a ball.
Not exact matches
It would be really useful to have a picture of the uncooked
batter and / or something with
which to reference how
thick it should be.
I did notice that the preparation was more of a
thick dough (like bread dough) than a
batter, though I suspect that this is in part because here in France there is only farine de maïs,
which is much more finely ground than regular cornmeal.
I find that the best muffins are a little
thick in
batter which gives them the ideal crunchy lid.
Her
batter was runny and made thin cookies; mine was
thick and the cookies maintained the shape in
which they were dropped.
The dough for these cookies are really very
thick batter,
which needs to be refrigerated for 2 hours to firm up before shaping into small balls.
I love baking with Greek yogurt because it's less fat, great, tangy flavor (the acidity also helps activate the leavening and make the waffles fluffy), and it makes a
thicker, less drippy
batter,
which cuts down on cleanup.
Not like the
batter for American pancakes
which have a higher flour ratio in order to create
thick and fluffy pancakes.
The masa harina makes a
thicker - than - normal
batter which might leave you in doubt but they fry up so fluffy and light and tender you'll forget all about the weird, heavy
batter.
The
thick batter made eighteen rolls,
which I put in the oven at 350 degrees for 20 minutes and 25 minutes respectively (I made smaller rolls in the 12 - tin and slightly larger ones in the 6 - tin).
I would suggest going by how the
batter looks
which should be
thick but still pourable (like other GF
batters).
The
batter is definitely not runny since there is no liquid added — just the pumpkin puree,
which makes it really
thick once you add the cake mix.
And what's great about your cupcakes is that the
batter is
thick which makes it easily scoopable.
the
batter will be very
thick...
which is greatness, because it means you get blueberry deliciousness in every bite of these muffins!
As a side note 1 egg = 1/4 c liquid
which is why the
batter was quite a bit
thicker with your 2 Tbsp replacer Thanks again ~ JJ
I like mine a bit
thicker than a regular tortilla but you can add more water to make the
batter thinner
which will yield a thinner tortilla.
It will not be runny like regular cupcake
batter, and you want it to be a
thicker, dense
batter which is just the result of the natural fibers in the ingredients.
Ladyfingers are made from a sponge cake
batter where the egg yolks and sugar are beaten together until
thick, to
which vanilla extract, sifted flour and beaten egg whites are folded in.
Batter is unusually
thick,
which is just makes them 100 % better.
The outcome of US special elections, particularly those taking place in states under a
thick blanket of snow and
battered by chilly breezes, is largely driven by turnout —
which rarely climbs above 25 %.
Once the ingredients are fully combined, scoop out the
batter (
which will be very
thick, almost like a wet dough more than a «
batter») and smooth evenly in to the lined baking tin, making sure there are no gaps.
It will not be runny like regular cupcake
batter, and you want it to be a
thicker, dense
batter which is just the result of the natural fibers in the ingredients.
This technique hides thousands of small pockets of chocolate throughout the
batter,
which absorb the other ingredients while baking — creating a fudgy,
thick, chewy texture.
Fried foods have a
thick layer of fat called
batter which is extremely unhealthy.
I swapped half the white flour for whole wheat flour,
which made my
batter turn into a
thick dough... so I added about 1/4 cup of mango juice
which literally made this banana bread perfect!
The cake is primarily apples (or pears or mangoes, see Bonne Idées) and the
batter,
which resembles one you'd use for crêpes, has more flavor than you'd imagine the short list of ingredients could deliver and turns
thick and custard - like in the oven.