Pre heat oven to 425 degree F. Place as many Naan as the stone / tray can hold with
the wet side down.
Place the Naan
wet side down on the skillet and cover the skillet / pan with a lid.
Not exact matches
Wet one hand, and reaching
down the inside the
side of the bowl, grab a piece of the dough from underneath and pull up, stretch and push back
down onto the top.
Use a
wet pastry brush to wash
down any sugar crystals that form on the
sides of the pan.
Continue alternating adding dry and
wet ingredients, scraping
down the
sides of the bowl as needed, and beating until incorporated after each addition.
Add the dry ingredients to the
wet ingredients gradually, scraping the
sides down with a spatula after every round of mixing.
With the mixer on low speed, slowly add the
wet ingredients to the dry and mix until just incorporated, scraping
down the
sides of the bowl as needed.
«Wash
down» the crystals left on the
sides of the pan at the beginning of cooking by creating steam from a lid and washing with a
wet pastry brush; and, 3.
Gradually add the dry ingredients to the
wet, scraping
down the
sides after each addition.
Watch for sugar crystals on the
side of the pan and if you see some gently wash them
down with a
wet pastry brush.
Increase heat and boil without stirring until syrup is golden amber (not dark amber), occasionally brushing
down sides of skillet with
wet pastry brush and swirling skillet, about 4 minutes.
Increase heat to high and boil without stirring until syrup turns deep amber, occasionally swirling pan and brushing
down sides with
wet pastry brush, about 5 minutes.
Pinch the salt and water into the dough, giving it a good mix by hand, and scrape
down the
sides of the bowl with a
wet bowl scraper.
Slowly pour in the
wet mixture and continue mixing on medium speed, scraping
down the
sides as needed.
Gradually add the dry ingredients to the
wet ingredients, scraping
down the
sides as necessary, until just incorporated.
I continuously scraped the
sides down between pulsing and eventually it got
wet (like butter).
Increase heat and boil without stirring until color is deep amber, occasionally brushing
down sides of pan with
wet pastry brush and swirling pan, about 8 minutes.
Gently shake the baking dish back and forth from
side to
side to allow the
wet mixture to get
down into the oats.
Brush
down the
sides of the saucepan with a
wet pastry brush as necessary.
Boil, swirling pan occasionally and brushing
down sides of pan with a
wet pastry brush, until mixture turns a deep amber color, about 4 minutes; remove caramel from heat.
Cook, brushing
down sides of saucepan with a
wet pastry brush as needed to dissolve sugar crystals, until thermometer registers 238 °.
Boil, swirling pan occasionally and brushing
down sides with a
wet pastry brush, until a deep amber color, 8 — 10 minutes.
Increase heat to medium - high and cook without stirring, occasionally swirling pan and brushing
down sides of pan with a
wet pastry brush, until sugar is a deep amber color, 5 - 8 minutes.
Cook, swirling pan occasionally and brushing
down sides as needed with a
wet brush, until mixture turns a deep amber color, 10 — 12 minutes.
Stir over medium - low heat until sugar dissolves, brushing
down sides of pan with
wet pastry brush.
Increase heat and boil, occasionally swirling pan and brushing
down sides with a
wet pastry brush, until caramel is medium - dark amber, 5 — 6 minutes.
Bring sugar and 1/2 cup water to a boil over medium - high heat, stirring to dissolve sugar and brushing
down sides with a
wet pastry brush.
Cook syrup, brushing
down sides of saucepan with a
wet pastry brush to dissolve any crystals, until thermometer registers 248 °, 7 — 10 minutes.
Clip thermometer to
side of pan and cook, swirling pot (do not stir) and brushing
down sides with a
wet pastry brush, until thermometer registers 238 ˚ (also known as soft - ball stage).
Scrape
down the
sides and bottom of the bowl, add the remainder of the
wet ingredients and beat on medium speed for 30 seconds, or until the batter is well - mixed, light and fluffy.
One of the biggest impacts happened when Rick Kelly was T - boned by Will Davison, who was tobogganing
down the
wet grass on the left hand
side.
I also used my notebook to write
down when Little J ate, what
side he at on, how long he ate for, and when he had
wets and dirties.
With mixer on medium speed, add
wet ingredients in 3 parts, scraping
down sides of bowl before each addition; beat until ingredients are incorporated but do not overbeat.
With the hand mixer on low, slowly add the dry ingredients to the
wet ingredients, scraping
down the
sides of the bowl as needed.
They're on the
wetter side, and you can't tap your lips together after applying lest all of your upper lip product moves
down to the bottom.
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down shades for all
side windows; custom back window covers; AM / FM Stereo, CD / DVD Player, and 15» TV;
wet bath with shower, stainless steel sink, and toilet; Galley Kitchen with dual burner cook top, stainless steel sink, microwave, and 3 way refrigerator freezer; spacious European style cabinets; well appointed LED lighting, including individual task lighting under upper cabinets and reading lamps by sofa / bed and captain chairs behind driver; outside shower, patio awing, and 2.5 K generator; spacious rear storage box; transferable service agreement; low mileage Michelin tires; maintenance records provided: Non - Smoking / No Pets
The Green Mountains have just recently turned green again after a freakish late - spring dump of
wet, sloppy snow, and you can just barely see Puppy in the early dark, doing his morning laps up and
down the
side of our slope in his pointless, happy Puppy way.
It also kept out both
down flowing rain as well as
side blowing rain very well (no leaks or drips or me getting
wet in the hammock other than a light mist in the air).
In the «dry dog food vs. canned debate», dry dog food comes in heavy on the pro
side with its ability to help clean a dog's teeth (most dry dog food eaters have better breath than those who chow
down the soft variety) ease of storage and handling (dry dog food can be left
down for free feeders while
wet dog food must be consumed on a schedule) and its ability to provide the necessary chew and crunch that dogs need to be healthy.
Wetting down or moistening the food / enzyme mixture seems to improve or prevent this
side effect [8].
On one
side of the luxurious pool area is a sprawling emerald green palm - covered lawn that rolls
down to the sparkling Pacific; while on the other is an immense covered lanai with deluxe built - in BBQ grill,
wet bar, a refrigerator with ice dispenser and lounge / living room seating and an al fresco dining table that for eight.
The comparisons reveal that The Crew will feature
wet weather effects for the first time as we get to see a very
wet scene with rain coming
down, water droplets filling the screen, water tricking
down the
sides of the rocks and roads are strewn with shallow puddles, it all looks pretty impressive I have to say.
Continue to boil without stirring, occasionally washing
down the
sides of the pan with a
wet pastry brush until the syrup reaches the soft - ball stage, 238 ° F on a candy thermometer.
All was well and dry so I sprayed a clearcoat semi gloss sealer on and a huge run went
down the
side of one of the legs and my instinct was to clean it up with a
wet paper towel (bad idea I know) so there is a huge smear about 5 inches
down, it only shows through the white primer, not the original black metal... everything else is OK, help!!
Using a
wet pastry brush, wash
down the
sides of the pan to dissolve stray sugar crystals that may cause the syrup to crystallize while cooking.
Add the dry ingredients to the
wet and combine with a rubber spatula, scraping
down the
sides to incorporate all ingredients fully.
4 Reduce the mixer to low speed and add the dry ingredients to the
wet in three additions, scraping
down the
sides of the bowl after each addition.