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Step 3Stencil onto Silpat
Get out your Silpat. If you don't have one, head to any kitchen store and shell out $15. Once you have a Silpat you'll find a million uses for it.
Place the stencil on the Silpat, and scoop some batter into the center. Use the sharp-edged spatula of your choice to spread the batter in an even layer over the stencil; scoop off any extra. If it's grossly uneven you'll get localized browning/burning. Don't leave any holes. Lift stencil and repeat. I did five coronets per sheet, which seemed like plenty. Also, I only had the patience to sew five molds- don't lay down more coronets than you have molds.
Sprinkle black sesame seeds over the top of each coronet.
Place the stencil on the Silpat, and scoop some batter into the center. Use the sharp-edged spatula of your choice to spread the batter in an even layer over the stencil; scoop off any extra. If it's grossly uneven you'll get localized browning/burning. Don't leave any holes. Lift stencil and repeat. I did five coronets per sheet, which seemed like plenty. Also, I only had the patience to sew five molds- don't lay down more coronets than you have molds.
Sprinkle black sesame seeds over the top of each coronet.
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