Sentence examples for baked pastries from inspiring English sources

To enter Isabelle et Vincent is to be engulfed by the aromas of freshly baked pastries, breads hot from the oven and molten chocolate being formed into pralines.

Cathay Pacific has also renovated the business-class section of the Wing, its flagship lounge in Hong Kong, with an expanded noodle bar and a new coffee loft that serves specialty coffees and freshly baked pastries.

The morning menu stretches from freshly baked pastries to Scottish smoked salmon and cream cheese on toasted muffins, and includes the Pekoe Florentine (£6), where the expected hollandaise is replaced (presumably with calorie-counting yummy mummies in mind) with fresh spinach and a dressing of olive oil.

To even get to the furnishings, you have to make your way through a luxurious French café — called La Mercerie, and run by Marie-Aude Rose, who is married to Daniel Rose — serving coffee, freshly baked pastries, and light meals from an inviting open kitchen.

On the National Register of Historic Places, the place dates from 1910, and looks the part: the house is filled with antique furnishings and oil paintings, while outside, there's a croquet green and a small swimming pool where hotel guests gather for freshly baked pastries in the morning and a glass of wine in the evening.

Off site, in a village called the Shops at Woodlake, Kohler also runs the Craverie Chocolatier Café, using the resort's own recipes for fancy chocolates--tastings are available--and also offering a light but substantial menu of soups and sandwiches, as well as freshly baked pastries and ice creams.

Start with a super-strength espresso with a freshly baked pastry – the profiteroles are good – lunch on filling cicheti such as fresh-baked wholegrain croissants with mortadella and pistachio salsa, and return at sundown for an aperitivo in the square (Campo Santa Marina, Castello 5902a; closed Sat eve and Sun; sandwiches from £1.60).

Consider the dainty baked pastry cups called quih pie tee ($2 to $3.50).

Ms. Wohl, who is 27 and the daughter of a comic book author and a real estate mogul, used to make short films, but now bakes pastries as a recent graduate of the French Culinary Institute.

Adapted from Arabesque by Greg and Lucy Malouf Hardie Grantt) Bourekas are baked puff pastries that are traditionally filled with either potatoes, mushrooms, spinach or cheese.

Coca leaves can be chewed, served as a tea, smoked or baked into pastries.