Sentence examples for dry dough from inspiring English sources

Add the water or milk until you have a firm, dry dough.

You want a fairly dry dough that comes together with a little bit of working.

Now bring it together with your hands and knead for 1 to 2 minutes, adding a little more flour if necessary to give a smooth, quite dry dough.

Interestingly, A Sausage Has Two calls for the dry dough to rest for 40 minutes before adding the butter, although at this point it looks only half finished, and surrounded by unincorporated flour.

The pressure cooking method without lime did not reduce crude fibre content, which is one of the particular effects of lime, and the calcium content was significantly lower than in dry dough (masa) prepared by the traditional method.

Mix the ingredients together until a firm, dry dough forms.

You'll have to judge for yourself how much flour to add: drier dough is easier to shape, but, generally speaking, the wetter the dough, the fluffier the doughnuts.

The drier doughs are indeed denser and heavier, and it's almost safest – given the difficulties of precision when it comes to hydration, which depends on any number of things from the flour you use to the humidity of the day you bake – to be as vague as the River Cafe, which simply instructs one to add enough water to make a "very soft and pliable dough".

Place the dry,hard dough into a bowl of warm potato and sugar water to soak.

Keep stirring well – with vigour – for another minute or two to dry the dough.

In fact, because they use a particularly dry, stiff dough, they're arguably easier to mix, knead and shape than other breads – a perfect introduction to the techniques, even for a bread-making novice.