The phrase
"to scrape the sides" means to make sure you collect all of something by using a tool, like a spoon, to remove it from the edges or walls of a container.
Full definition
Beat with a hand mixer until well combined,
scraping sides of bowl with a rubber spatula half way through.
Stop and
scrape the sides down as needed to keep everything moving, and just let it keep on blending until you have a smooth runny liquid.
Process for 1 minute, then
scrape the sides with a spatula and process for 30 seconds to 1 minute more until the mixture clumps together.
Add the eggs and the vanilla extract,
then scrape the sides of the bowl with a rubber spatula, and mix again to combine.
You might need to
scrape the sides from time to time and maybe add more liquid if your blender is struggling.
This might take several minutes depending on your food processor, you will need to
scrape the sides several times to get a nice, creamy, evenly blended puree.
Transfer batter to the prepared cake
pan scraping the sides of the bowl to get it all - the batter will be somewhat thick.
Then pulse 1 1/2 frozen bananas, 1 tablespoon of natural unsweetened cocoa powder, and 1 tablespoon of pure maple
syrup scraping sides.
In a food processor add all ingredient and
process scraping sides down occasionally until coconut mixture comes together.
Continue to blend, stopping to
scrape the sides when necessary, until you reach the creamy consistency of nut butter.
Add all dressing ingredients to a blender and pulse until completely combined,
scraping sides as necessary.
Process,
scraping sides with spatula if necessary, until cashews are a soft paste but still have some texture.
This could take several minutes, and it is good to stop and
keep scraping the sides down to make sure it is all blended.
If you do not have an immersion blender, you can use a blender, but you will likely have to
scrape the sides several times until it is mostly smooth.
Do
not scrape sides of saucepan; this caramel will be slightly overdone and can be discarded.
Using a
spatula scrape the sides of the bowl and beat again until the mixture is light in color and fluffy, about one more minute.
I use a low setting on my stand mixer and stop to
scrape the sides instead of waiting for it all to mix (which usually results in over beating and air bubbles)
(If you can't afford to spring for a Cuisinart right now, a cheaper one from a big - box store will do okay, you just might have to
scrape the sides more because it won't suck the ingredients down in the same way.)
Because it just stuck to the sides and wouldn't blend up...
after scraping the sides about 6 times and getting nowhere, I decided to add an apple... so I added an apple, some cinnamon, and about 1 T of pure maple syrup.
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