Add dry ingredients to
wet ingredients alternating with 1 % milk.
Not exact matches
Gradually beat in flour mixture and buttermilk in parts,
alternating between the
wet and dry
ingredients.
Add the dry
ingredients and the
wet ingredients,
alternating each until everything is mixed in.
Triple - jacked bread: I have been making the James Beard cream - the - butter, sift the dry
ingredients,
alternate wet and dry, mess up 30 dishes bread forever.
I mix all
wet ingredients except ale, then add in the dry
ingredients,
alternating with ale so it doesn't get clumps in the batter.
With the mixer on low, begin adding the contents of each bowl (starting and ending with the
wet ingredients) to the butter mixture,
alternating between the two until the mixture is fully blended but not overly whipped.
With mixer speed on low, add the milk and dry
ingredients, a 1/3 at a time,
alternating between
wet and dry.
Alternate adding the
wet and dry
ingredients (about 1/3 of the quantity at a time), mixing after each addition.
Continue
alternating adding dry and
wet ingredients, scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed, and beating until incorporated after each addition.
Alternate the flour mixture with the
wet ingredients, mix until well combine.
With the mixer on medium, add one third of the dry
ingredients, then half the
wet ingredients,
alternating until all is thoroughly combined.
Add dry
ingredients to the butter mixture in thirds,
alternating with the
wet (milk, vanilla extract and sour cream).
With the mixer on its lowest speed, add the dry
ingredients and the
wet ingredients in thirds,
alternating between each and mixing each addition in just until partially incorporated.
Slowly add flour mixture and milk to
wet ingredients,
alternating until incorporated.
With mixer on lowest speed,
alternating adding dry and
wet ingredients to batter, beginning and ending with the dry, until all has been added and the batter is almost smooth, with a few streaks of the dry
ingredients still visible.
Next,
alternate adding the dry
ingredients in 3 additions and
wet ingredients in 2 additions, beginning and ending with the dry.
Alternating Dry and
Wet Ingredients: In baking, when you add the dry ingredients first, the fat in the creamed mixture starts to coat the flour particles which helps avoid the development
Ingredients: In baking, when you add the dry
ingredients first, the fat in the creamed mixture starts to coat the flour particles which helps avoid the development
ingredients first, the fat in the creamed mixture starts to coat the flour particles which helps avoid the development of gluten.
Add the dry
ingredients to the
wet ingredients,
alternating with the milk, beating well after each addition.
Add the lemon juice zest mixture
alternating with the dry
ingredients mixture to the
wet mixture until all are incorporated together.
Beat dry
ingredients into
wet alternating between the milk and dry
ingredients until combined.
Alternate between adding in the milk and the flour mixture to the
wet ingredients until fully incorporated.
Gradually
alternate dry mix and
wet until all
ingredients are incorporated being sure to scrape down bowl.
Next, combine dry
ingredients into the
wet ingredients while
alternating between the chocolate.
Continue
alternating the dry and
wet ingredients and beat just until all the
ingredients are fully incorporated.
Add the dry
ingredients to the
wet,
alternating with the buttermilk, until combined.