Sentence examples for old dough from inspiring English sources

Was anything on Top of the Pops ever as disturbing as Lieutenant Pigeon performing "Mouldy Old Dough"?

Bakers must use a method called pate fermetée, or "old dough," in which a piece of dough is held back from a previous batch of bread and then used as a starter for a new batch, which promotes complex flavors and a pleasant tang associated with wild yeasts.

However, by the time you read this, I may have been replaced by Irving Azoff, and languish in the lineup of Ava's nanny's band, the Rocking Monkeys, which, A&R men, you are more than welcome to wave your chequebooks at – three OAP ladies hammering the piano, ukelele and swanny whistle... Hinge, Bracket, and the lady from Mouldy Old Dough.

Jarvis Cocker even chose "Mouldy Old Dough" by the Pigeon as one of his Desert Island Discs.

Accordingly, "Miracle" does a yeoman's job of recycling the day-old dough that passes for its story.

Old yeast dough adds extra flavour and interest to a batch of bread.

Amid the protests against a garment that they likened to a KKK hood, the right-leaning bloggers voiced much affection for Dunkin' — the "venerable old fried dough seller" — and its best known product.

From near garbage came near perfection, all thanks to a strange, decidedly old-fashioned dough.

He seemed to relish the prospect of 30 5-year-olds rolling pasta dough.

The buns are baked every day using an old-fashioned sponge dough, again without any preservatives.

Get your 50-year-old hooks into his dough" "come and join the feeding frenzy girls" "that old bandwagon you crawled out of (rotten to the core) conceals a host of foul accusers" "perhaps you believe you're pretty still, some perfumed sultry wench" In his letter, Harris said his "inner rage" came to the fore after eight months in prison.