Sentence examples for baking a chocolate from inspiring English sources

With epicures for parents, I was encouraged to use the regular stove (under supervision), never "baking" a chocolate cake by the heat of a 100-watt bulb.

But suddenly, in that same paper, The Great British Bake Off is a national treasure again, even though Amanda Platell had previously suggested the only way to win the corrupt politically correct cake-fest was by baking "a chocolate mosque".

Television actress Jean Stapleton will perform in Tuesday's "Bon Appetit!," a musical setting of a 1961 television broadcast of Julia Child demonstrating a recipe for baking a chocolate cake.

One can bake a perfect chocolate cake on the first attempt, but that does not impart the same authority of cakemanship as does baking a perfect chocolate cake after numerous epic fails.

Do not use chocolate chips, baking chocolate or store bought chocolate bars because they are the wrong thickness/fluidity (technical word is "viscosity") for molding.

use chocolate chips, baking chocolate or store bought chocolate bars because they are the wrong thickness/fluidity (technical word is "viscosity") for molding.

A "forkful of silken veal" reminds her father of his childhood; mushroom soup "is the perfect prescription for those in need of solace"; a dacquoise is "more than a dessert," it is "a promise that something wonderful is about to happen"; and the baking of a chocolate cake so large that it needs to be carried by four men becomes a declaration of love.

Leslie Nelsson of Cafe St. Bart's in Manhattan and Sage American Kitchen in Queens, is baking excellent chocolate cupcakes with more texture than the packaged prototype and with a filling using cream cheese.

After baking, the chocolate dissolves into the brownie, but the smooth, creamy mint melts into a cohesive layer.

The opening pages feature Danny Glover cooking with his grandson, Adesola, baking delicious chocolate chip cookies.

"I had one case where a woman was baking chocolate chip cookies, which was her business, out of her house.