The phrase
"to stir the batter" means to mix all the ingredients in a circular motion until they are well combined.
Full definition
Slowly pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients while gently
stirring the batter until everything is well incorporated.
Use a spatula or large mixing spoon to gently
stir batter just until flour lumps disappear.
I spent several
minutes stirring the batter, blending for 10 seconds until I thought my blender would explode from the strain, stirring, etc, and the texture was still off.
You need to very
thoroughly stir the batter, and you know it's the correct amount of liquid when it looks like a thick pancake batter.
Stir batter once by hand with a rubber spatula (Do not over mix cake batter otherwise you will end up with dense cupcakes).
Continue with the rest of the batter until it is gone,
stirring batter before pouring out each crepe to keep batter from settling.
Fermenting a «starter» of yeast, flour, water, and sugar is as easy
as stirring a batter in a bowl every day, because that is all you have to do.
Remove bowl from mixer,
stir batter by hand with rubber spatula to ensure there are no streaks of flour left on the bottom of the bowl.
it's for pancakes though so i just have to
stir the batter very sparingly and hopefully it'll be okay.
Stir the batter then place 3 large spoonfuls onto a hot oiled pan smoothing the batter out to form an oval.
Pour the tofu banana mixture into the dry ingredients and gently fold the ingredients together until well combined (be gentle, and do not
over stir the batter or the bars will come out tough).
Use a wooden spoon to
stir the batter together, and then switch to a whisk and give the batter a good 3 or 4 beats before pouring it into the prepared baking dish.
(tip:
stir the batter vigorously and then rested for 30 minutes so the GF flour can hydrate)
Beat eggs,
stir batter, whip cream and stir sauces in comfort.
Stir the batter one last time and then divide among the muffin cups.
Stir batter to make sure all ingredients are well combined.
Working quickly,
stir batter and ladle about 7/8 cup (1 cup minus 2 tablespoons) evenly into the pan (batter will sizzle and start to set almost immediately).
Use a spatula to
stir batter until flour is completely mixed in.
The reaction starts as soon as the dry ingredients come in contact with the wet ingredients, so if
you stir the batter too much or too long, you'll pop those carbon dioxide bubbles and the outcome will be flat.
Stir the batter until all of the flour is mixed in.