Sentence examples for made of flour from inspiring English sources

Bread, baked food product made of flour or meal that is moistened, kneaded, and sometimes fermented.

The family ate bread made of flour fried with lard, and the rabbits his mother hunted.

What you are essentially doing is trapping pieces of butter within a dough made of flour and water.

Inside the bowl was a lump of greenish-brown paste; it was made of flour mixed with grass and water.

The Idea After their successful 2010 installation in Milan, featuring everyday objects made of flour and agricultural waste, this year they showed designs made of pre-Bakelite plastics.

Usually made of flour, onion and red pepper, bravas sauce also includes tomato, vinegar and spices in the old foodie capital of Burgos.

They were made of flour-paste, an unusual material for the time.

The snacks, which were presented as pictures in an online survey, differed in their degree of processing of the insect ingredient: tortilla chips made of cricket flour ("flour"), tortilla chips containing deep-fried cricket bits ("bits"), a snack consisting of tortilla chips and deep-fried crickets ("mix"), and deep-fried crickets ("crickets").

Gluten can easily be washed out of flour by allowing a dough made of the flour and water to stand in water a short time, followed by careful washing of the dough in a gentle stream of water, removing the starch and leaving the gluten.

The bread was made of rye flour bulked out with ingredients including malt, oats, soy flour and what a brochure calls "hydrologic cellulose," which I suspect is a euphemism for sawdust.

"If you give a sack of flour to a needy family," he said, "you cannot guarantee that some of their mujahideen sons will not eat some of the bread made of that flour".