Sentence examples for pockets of dough from inspiring English sources

The empanadas, fried pockets of dough, are homemade, and more than 30 different fillings are available.

And we sat, as we have many times before, around our dining room table, tucking a meat filling into small pockets of dough.

In São Paulo, pastéis de feira are fried pockets of dough filled with meat, cheese or heart of palm and sold at street fairs for about 3 reais.

The steamed buns, for instance, turn out to be fluffy pockets of dough, sliced in half, smeared with hoisin sauce, and stuffed full of Berkshire pork that falls apart like barbecue.

They are known for their quaint dialect, which adds the diminutive "le" to almost any noun to make it sound cute, as well as for such delicacies as Maultaschen, pockets of dough filled with meat and vegetables.

Mrs. T's Pierogies traces its roots to the church fairs of Mr. Twardzik's childhood, when his mother would sell homemade pierogies — dumplinglike pockets of dough containing various fillings — to long lines of people.

For Russians, Teremok is quintessential fast food: a puff of aromatic steam from a pocket of dough on a wintry St . Petersburgday, a bowl of homey buckwheat and scrambled eggs during an office lunch break.

Here the bounty of the region is served up in typical dishes such as spaetzle (hand-formed noodles) and maultaschen (a meat-stuffed pocket of dough similar to ravioli).

The juices from the onion would combine with the fat from the butter and the meat to form a tasty broth within the pockets of sturdy dough.

Or if that sounds too precious, go for the cassoncini, pockets of fried dough filled with cheese and Swiss chard ($13).

During the Chuseok celebrations of my childhood, I'd skirt around the buffet table and take one bite from each of the songpyeon, little pockets of rice dough, trying to find the ones filled with the honey-sugar-sesame mixture.