Sentence examples for dough given from inspiring English sources

It's brioche dough given a croissant treatment — egg dough with butter folded in in layers.

But hey, if you've got the dough, give peace a chance.

The olive oil in the dough gives a really crisp pie.

You now need to prove the dough (give it a second rising).

Adding tahini to the dough gives this bread a chewy but soft texture and a gentle sesame flavour.

At my saddest moments, methodically beating a cake mix or kneading dough gave my brain little chance to seek out dark places.

On a third, they had been ground into a pasta dough, giving it a pronounced chestnut flavor, served with a bright sauce of sliced brussels sprouts and squash.

Adding something like 10 percent of whole wheat or rye or barley flour to a white dough gives you something like what the French call pain complet, but it's not complet at all; it's just white bread with a little whole wheat in it, like the stuff they sell in stores.

Hillary Clinton, permanently punctilious, has done everything right: She put her HQ in Brooklyn, hired savvy digital/social/big data nerds, raised a ton of dough, gave substantive, well-thought-out speeches and flooded early primary and caucus states with organizers.

After flattening the dough give it a football shape form.

Adding green food coloring to your chocolate chip cookie dough gives these cookies a delightful green tint.