Sentence examples for call for baking from inspiring English sources

Baked hams are precooked, but most recipes call for baking them again for two to three hours.

Some call for baking soda, some for baking powder, some for both.

Even though instructions usually call for baking the pizza right on the rack, the pan will eliminate the problem of messy drippings on the oven rack and floor.

British banana bread recipes tend to call for baking powder, either directly, as in Nigella, Clark, Wareing and the Hummingbird's recipes, or in the form of self-raising flour, as in Campion's bread.

Plans call for baking or microwaving martian ice extracted from the red planet's rocks, soil or north pole ice cap.

When I was looking through Alley's book, her meatloaf recipes first caught my eye, particularly one that called for baking the loaf in single-serving ramekins.

There may have been a small error in the recipe, which called for baking the pie at high heat at first "until the crust looks dry, blistered and blond," which are the words the authors use when describing double-crust pies.

This simple recipe calls for baking the Pfannkuchen in the oven in a pan, such as a cast iron pan, at a temperature of 400° F. Other recipes will cook the Pfannkuchen directly on the stovetop.

Many cake recipes, especially those calling for baking soda or baking powder and those with beaten egg whites, need to be baked as soon as they are mixed.

I've always used baking soda, but I find recipes calling for baking powder, self-raising flour, cream of tartar – and a combination of all of the above.

Because of this, Dutch-process cocoa is often preferred when "dusting" or garnishing a finished cake or desserts; in baking, it's used in recipes that call primarily for baking powder as a leavener.