Sentence examples for make a mush from inspiring English sources

Overcooking will make a mush.

I found that unworkable and made a mush of them in the Cuisinart.

Eggs and buttermilk are non-negotiable ingredients for southern cornbread, but Foreman mixes her buttermilk with sour cream for a richer flavour, and Cooks Illustrated makes a "mush" with cornmeal and boiling water before adding the buttermilk, on the basis that this makes a bread that's "moist, tender, and rather fine-crumbed without flour".

The thick, powdery blanket of snow on the trails and the frigid temperatures have made a musher haven out of Willow, where locals joke that dogs outnumber humans.

It was sometimes made into candies and cakes, or soaked with milk to make a coarse mush, a precursor to cereals like cornflakes.

A good idea would be to add some water to the food to make it a mush when the duck is young.

For what it's worth, a non Rumanian from New Orleans tells me that sliced bananas make a fine topping for cornmeal mush.

Would she purée fresh, tart apricots lying on the counter and stir the mush into the custard to make a sauce that was tangy and bright?

Pear would make a good substitute for the quince, but reduce the cooking time if you do, otherwise the fruit will turn to mush.

Yes, it's possible to make an inspirational film that isn't syrupy mush, especially when you have great actors like Mr. Sheen and the supporting cast here.

Don't make the dish a mush by stirring too vigorously.