Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
overbeat .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I guess I didn't beat the butter long enough, this is only because I freaked out about "overbeating" the batter because they kept stressing that on the show.
Billy's Vanilla, Vanilla Cupcakes with Vanilla Buttercream Frosting...from Billy's Bakery!
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One of the great things about the batter is that without gluten, there's no overbeating it, so it's great for kids to learn with too!
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I have a theory as to why it cracked (see note in recipe re: not overbeating the eggs) but I have no idea why it did not bake through.
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One of the great things about the batter is that without gluten, there's no overbeating it, so it's great for kids to learn with too!
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I have a theory as to why it cracked (see note in recipe re: not overbeating the eggs) but I have no idea why it did not bake through.
When Life Hands You Lemons...: Lemon-Goat Cheese Cheesecake... Parfait?
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Mr. Chu is an empiricist: “There are a variety of mashing techniques that will take you to smooth and creamy, but the handheld mixer, used quickly to avoid overbeating and overdeveloping the potato starch, is best.”
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First, overbeating breaks down the cream cheese, and produces grainy looking frosting that is too soft to hold a shape.
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First, overbeating breaks down the cream cheese, and produces grainy looking frosting that is too soft to hold a shape.
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First, overbeating breaks down the cream cheese, and produces grainy looking frosting that is too soft to hold a shape.
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Nicole, my guess would be overbeating the eggs when you stir together the white and the yolks, especially if they puffed up a lot.
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