Sentence examples for make a crust from inspiring English sources

"Cooking at home, over a charcoal fire, I want to have some spice and sugar to help make a crust".

At first Teichmann devours his ration of bread, but as his strength ebbs he learns, like the others, to make a crust of bread into a seven-course meal.

We're not saying it's easy to break into travel writing, but any chance to make a crust from reporting on new destinations, accommodation gems and the unforgettable things you've experienced is worth a go.

You eat lobster with pie!"' Among the seasoned bakers, the continuing debate is not over the wisdom of war or taxes, but whether to use lard, butter or Crisco to make a crust.

"Until Mayo's students settle for courses in NUIG and GMIT, and their bankers, accountants, teachers and engineers move home to make a crust, they won't be winning the All-Ireland," Coughlan wrote, his opinions informed by spending four seasons in their management team as a fitness expert and skills coach.

Or make a crust with other ground nuts or with ground gluten-free ginger snaps.

His eyes were like blown fuses, and dry white yuck made a crust around his mouth.

Making a crust from breadcrumbs is a lot more straightforward than pastry: easy, affordable comfort food.

Following Ms. Ludwinski's detailed though easy-to-follow instructions for making a crust (two full pages for the recipe and several more dedicated to rolling, crimping and blind baking) rewarded me with my best pie crust yet.

And many don't require making a crust, which can be overwhelming to a cook already stressed out by the turkey wrestling, the fridge space-reorganizing, and the general chaos in the run-up to Thanksgiving dinner.

"If I'm already over the fact that you're making a crust instead of using a Keebler one, then I'm not mad about the cardamom," he said.