Sentence examples for hard butter from inspiring English sources

Serving toast with rock hard butter is the ultimate fail.

And the searing: "Hard butter in aeroplanes & restaurants really piss me off".

Try and apply hard butter (a separate, unforgivable misdemeanour) to such damp baguette flesh, and it simultaneously melts away and clots, unnaturally.

12-18 Victoria otherher plums, depending on size 6tbsp caster sugar For the topping 2tbsp plain flour 40g hard butter, chopped into small pieces tbsp brown sugar 4tbsp oats 24 30 cobnuts, shelled and roughly chopped To serve Clotted cream or thick Jersey cream Preheat the oven to 200C/gas mark 6.

Some swear that butter is fine when left covered on the counter -- and there's nothing worse than hard butter come baking time, or toast time.

He slow rolled toward the press gallery like a human cyborg, my eyebrows raised, I felt the skin crinkle around the corners of my eyes, and a wide smile eased across my face, slowly, like hard butter melting fast in the microwave: I knew I was in for something, unexpected.

Of Meyer's Sunday expeditions to bring home muffins for breakfast, Sherwin complains that the treats were crumbly and hard to butter.

Besides the added bonus of chocolate, that cake fit all my requirements with the exception of calling for two eggs (hard) and butter (easy to substitute).

" Butter, butter, butter; every meal butter.

0ther rogue foods can be butter, hard cheese, red meat - all heavily loaded in fats which are tough on digestion and most particularly the liver.

I find the cold versions difficult to work, and, in Oliver's case, impractical, as it's quite hard to mix butter into cool mash.