Sentence examples for a mixture of flour from inspiring English sources

Canjeero is made from a mixture of flour, water and yeast.

The simplest recipes, from MacDonald and Granger, bind the courgette strands together with a mixture of flour and beaten egg.

Most madeleines are a mixture of flour, butter, eggs, sugar, baking powder and sometimes vanilla or lemon zest.

By laying them on the floor and covering yourself in a mixture of flour and water, an exact facsimile of Lady Gaga's outfit can be attained.

Airborne yeast was used to ferment a mixture of flour sugar and water, and then used to make pancakes, bread and cakes.

Most dessert soufflés rely on a roux (a mixture of flour and fat) for their base; this recipe skips that step entirely.

Signora Lo Conte uses a mixture of flours for her pasta: 160g of tipo 00 to 240g of semolina (coarsely ground hard durum wheat flour), and 5 eggs.

Does the recipe call for a mixture of flours, for flours made of other grains, or for additional sources of starch (such as cooked potatoes or oatmeal)?

Keller uses a mixture of sponge flour and plain, but the finer the flour, the less able it is to support the weight of the blueberries.

Dust them with flour, then dip them into buttermilk, and then into a mixture of half flour, half panko (coarse Japanese breadcrumbs) seasoned to taste with chili powder.

The rest of it, mostly a mixture of chapatti flour and cheap hydrogen peroxide, failed to ignite.