Sentence examples for dough itself from inspiring English sources

The dough itself is not croissant dough, there's a different ratio of ingredients.

So a few years ago I decided to find a way to paint the dough itself.

The fillings are bit parts compared with the steamed dough itself, which should sing of maize, with a texture that subtly succumbs to the bite.

The dough itself is pretty basic, enriched with olive oil and a little whole-wheat flour — not so much that it brings to mind words like "fiber" or "healthful," but enough to increase complexity.

Making your own pastry has some advantages however: both Paula and Rose Prince mix the cheese into the dough itself, which is much easier, and gives an even cheesier result.

The dough itself only became enriched with butter in 1647, when the Pope got involved (it took a letter to his nibs from Duke Albrect to get permission to include butter in the recipe during what was then a time of fasting).

3. On a floured surface, flatten and fold the dough onto itself three times.

Fold the overhanging dough under itself and crimp the edge with a fork or your thumb and pointer fingers, I prefer the latter.

Roll the dough into itself, as tightly as possible until it forms a tube-like roll.

Remove plastic and gently fold the dough over itself about four times, this will deflate the dough.

Around the circumference of the crust, fold some dough over itself to form a barrier on the dough for the sauce and toppings which will follow.