Sentence examples for boiling and baking from inspiring English sources

You must press the ends together firmly, squeezing until the dough adheres to itself, otherwise the bagels will unravel during boiling and baking.

A video from 1979 that's making the rounds online showcases the coveted art of kneading, cutting, boiling and baking dough into perfect O's.

"You used to have two guys hand-shaping and boiling and baking who could turn out maybe 120 bagels an hour," Thompson told the New York Times in 1993.

All-purpose potatoes, such as Yukon Golds, fall in between boiling and baking potatoes in terms of texture.

Ever since, Russians have been boiling it and baking it, making porridge and pancakes with it, loaves of bread too - and cutlets.

Although the spiro attachment of the epoxide group in the oxabicyclo[3.2.1]octane system appears to facilitate nucleophilic attacks leading to hydrolysis, the epoxide group of trichothecenes is stable under neutral and slightly acidic conditions and survives boiling, baking, and even steaming at 135 °C (Pronyk et al. 2006) and extrusion at 150 °C (Bullerman and Bianchini 2007).

After boiling, sautéing and baking tiny zucchini, and pureeing larger ones for breads, we still are surprised to find several hiding, in spite of their baseball-bat size, under even larger leaves.

Add dates, boiling water and baking soda to a mixing bowl.

The average pVAC retention among different cooking methods can be ranked from highest to lowest as: boiling and steaming (80%) > baking (70% for cassava and sweet potato and 30% for maize) > frying (50% for sweet potato, 54% for cassava and 18% for maize) > gari and fufu (30%).

There are a few basic options when it comes to buying potatoes: baking, boiling, and all-purpose potatoes.

I ate breakfast off my upright, and while something was boiling or baking for dinner I'd nip over and compose.