Sentence examples for doing a cake from inspiring English sources

"We are deliberately doing a cake with way too much sugar".

Two depictions, from a review of Juba at the Vauxhall Gardens, published in The Puppet-Show on August 12 , 1848 show a drunken man imitating Juba's performance; he seems to be doing a cake-walk, his leg kicked high, his hat in his extended arm.

I've done a cake that tastes like beer, a cake that looks like a pug, and a thong cake.

And baking without leavening tends to deflate a cook's ego as much as it does a cake.

A Heritage Foundation paper cited a baker who thought that his religious freedom would be infringed upon if he delivered his goods to a same-sex wedding, because, he said, "when I do a cake, I feel like I am participating in the ceremony or the event or the celebration that the cake is for" — as if he were being forced to get gay-married himself.

"I wanted to do a cake that felt like a candy mountain," he said.

"When I do a cake, I feel a part of what these people are celebrating.

"I don't feel that I should participate in their wedding, and when I do a cake, I feel like I'm participating in the ceremony or the event or the celebration that the cake is for".

I don't believe in doing a chocolate cake by half measures.

She had considered doing a fruit cake but told the panel: "I thought 'Let's do something a little bit different'".

If you're doing a double layer cake, place the layer you want to be on top in the steamer first.