Combine all cookie base ingredients in a bowl and mash
with a fork until well combined.
To same bowl as yolks, add mayonnaise, vinegar, mustard and salt, and pepper to the yolks and
mash with a fork until well combined.
Add the brown sugar, coconut oil, and vanilla, and
stir with a fork until mixed.
If mixing by hand, add the ingredients to a small bowl and
mix with a fork until all the ingredients are thoroughly combined.
Return to a boil and cook for 20 minutes or until the squash is soft and can be mashed
easily with a fork.
To make the filling: Mix the pecans, brown sugar, cinnamon, and espresso powder
together with a fork in a small bowl.
Press the pie dough into three 5 - inch tart pans and poke all
over with a fork.
They taste amazing right out of the oven while still warm and the chocolate is all melted, but I also love them cold
eaten with a fork like cake.
Mix and sort of gently mash at the same
time with a fork until it's all combined then figure out the size you need for the buns.
First mash the
bananas with a fork in a bowl and add the liquid ingredients: oil, eggs and vanilla.
Carefully transfer dough to prepared baking sheet about 1/2 ″ apart and then
poke with a fork.
Remove from heat, keeping quinoa covered, and allow it to sit for about 5 minutes then fluff
quinoa with a fork.
Be sure to mix the dry ingredients
with a fork before adding it to the eggs - I had a difficult time getting all the lumps out.
In a large
bowl with a fork mix the almond butter with ground almonds and the baking soda.
Continue to simmer for about five minutes or until the sweet potatoes are cooked to your liking when
tested with a fork.
Beat the
eggs with the fork for a minute before adding vanilla extract, melted butter and milk.
Add coconut oil and work it into the flour
mixture with a fork until mostly mixed in, with some small clumps remaining.
Transfer to a large bowl and gradually drizzle buttermilk over top,
tossing with a fork as you go to incorporate.
In the meantime, crack the eggs in a bowl, add salt and pepper, and
beat with a fork so the mixture is consistent.
Add to flour mixture, stirring
with fork just until mixture comes together.
A meat that pulls
apart with your fork on a pile of buttery mashed potatoes, it really doesn't get much better than that!
I baked the first batch per the instructions but the next batch I am adding baking soda, chilling the batter in the fridge first and will
flatten with a fork before baking.
Combine dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl and combine
with a fork for 2 — 3 minutes.
Combine blackberries and sugar in a bowl and slightly
smash with a fork so that some juice comes out.
Add milk 1 Tbsp at a time and
blend with fork until the glaze has the consistency of thick syrup.
The first way would be to poke holes
with a fork into the potatoes, place on a baking sheet with parchment paper and bake at 400 degrees F for about 1 hour.
After 5 minutes in the oven, press down each pumpkin
cookie with a fork and then finish baking.
Phrases with «with a fork»