"pastry maker" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who makes pastries, such as cakes and pies. For example, "My neighbor is a professional pastry maker and her cakes are amazing!".
The bridegroom's mother was a pastry maker in Manhattan.
Each pastry maker has his own opinion about how to caramelize the apples, and how much.
The average French pastry maker cannot explain what makes his tart different because he has never bothered to look at the competition.
"Sometimes I take my eye off the oven," said Claude Fouquiau, a pastry maker in Nouan-Le-Fuzelier Nouan-Le-Fuzelier Nouan-Le-Fuzelier
Between classes, families will go to Ravello to visit a pastry maker and pick lemons, go on a fishing trip and visit Pompeii for a day.
In fact, every professional pastry maker I met fell silent when I dared to ask about the secrets of making poissons d'avril.
Pastry makers go by feel.
In France, the etiological agent which is by far the most frequently incriminated is cereal flour, and the highest incidence of occupational respiratory allergies is observed in bakers and pastry makers.
All over France this week, pastry makers are turning out poissons d'avril, chocolate fish that are given to children on April Fools' Day.
On the other hand, a sizable portion of sympathy was reserved for the World Trade Center's deliverymen, secretaries and pastry makers.
The chocolate factory – a reproduction of a 2007 installation by McCarthy in New York – is operated by pastry makers who have been trained to perform by McCarthy.
