Sentence examples for complete baking from inspiring English sources

If you're a complete baking beginner, or a celebrity baker looking for tips for your next TV show (could be one and the same!), Dan will take you beyond the recipe and explain exactly what you need to get right at each stage, and how to take a simple dough and make it into an awesome loaf.

"We've evolved into more complete, traditional baking with some Viennese, some French," Ms. Gajevski said.

In 2002, it introduced parbaked pita, challah, rolls, ciabatta, "artisan" breads, and pizza bases, which are flash frozen and sold to customers or stores that complete the baking process themselves for a fresher product.

The fabrication was completed by baking the samples at 120 °C for 20 min, which does not sinter the CQDs.

The auditionees were then divided into small groups and given practical and psychological tests to complete, such as baking a cake in under an hour without a kitchen or ingredients.

The Jewish calendar, listing the minute for lighting the Sabbath candles, hung on the wall beside the stove, its imperious ukase whipping me into a frenzy to complete the cooking and baking by the appointed moment.

As a result of baking, almost complete conversion of metals to their corresponding chlorides was achieved.

Native Baking Co. completed their standing order delivery Monday morning, the same day Munchery said it would cease operations.

Both analysts like IAWS Group, a food and agribusiness company that has had success in the U.S. with its La Brea Bakery breads, which are partially baked, then flash frozen and shipped to grocery stores and restaurants across the U.S., where the baking is completed.

No-cook playdough is perfect for modeling projects that need to be partially or completed dried, such as baking soda volcanoes.

I don't roll my eyes or gnaw on my lip or yearn to spend my day in the kitchen while someone hunts and gathers for me and I keep the home fires burning, which is just as well as I'm not that great a cook apart from a baking obsession (yes, complete with cliched love for The Great British Bake Off's Paul Hollywood – it's something about his eyes).