"make pastry" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to prepare or create pastry dough for baking. Example: She learned how to make pastry from her grandmother's old recipe book.
They include an ability to make pastry, difficult sauces and fancy desserts.
When you make pastry, the gluten proteins in the flour become elastic.
Wives were valued on their ability to make pastry crust that could withstand the fall down the mine shaft.
I like getting my hands in the soil as much as I like rubbing butter into flour to make pastry.
Few American restaurant kitchens had an area in which to make pastry, and a cottage industry, providing special desserts for the best restaurants, grew up in many cities.
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It's the world in which multinational corporations make pastry-related puns, have "conversations" with each other online and then have those conversations breathlessly covered by BuzzFeed as if they were actual conversations and not just carefully managed branding exercises carried out by social media managers.
"I got to make pastries and chicken-liver omelets.
We also make pastries filled with a rich paste of ground and sweetened poppy seeds.
I had my idea of how I wanted to make pastries and where I wanted to take the pastry world.
Enter The Great British Baking Show, a calming, cordial, alternative competitive cooking show where a bunch of Brits make pastries in a meadow.
