Sentence examples for regular cake from inspiring English sources
The royal couple has commissioned a regular cake – a tiered fruitcake designed by Fiona Cairns, whose wares you can buy in Selfridges if you are so moved – but William has had a fondness for fridge cakes since childhood and so has inadvertently revived the Victorian tradition of the groom's cake.
After trying a number of recipes in both books it became evident that in any number of regular cake and bread recipes I might prepare, it was worth replacing some of the all-purpose flour with whole wheat flour, to increase the whole grain component and nutrition of the food.
And Atlas started throwing the donuts once he was full of sugar, which is something that hasn't happened at a regular cake smash".
You do need to buy a springform pan in order to make cheesecake, as they are too delicate to invert from a regular cake pan.
Bundt cake is just a regular cake presented in a complicated manner, and Jessica Chastain plays lots of complicated film roles; okay there really is very little connection here, I just thought a big bundt cake covered in sprinkles could look kinda great.
Don't ice the cake with regular cake icing, since it might hurt the dog's stomach.
The difference between regular chocolate cake and Devil's food cake is, Devil's food cake is traditionally more light and fluffy, has a deep chocolate flavor and is extremely moist.
Buy the mix for a regular chocolate cake.
For appetizers we enjoyed one special -- a creamy bisque of mussels, generous with big plump bivalves and onions -- and one menu regular, crab cakes -- two lightly browned crab-rich cakes.
It can be done well, as along Regent Street, where vastly different interiors are cleverly inserted behind regular cream-cake facades.
They have made Babette's, an easygoing French restaurant with an outdoor porch, a regular spot for cake, and usually sample the menu of Almond restaurant in Bridgehampton, which is owned in part by Jason Weiner, who is the brother-in-law of Mrs. Clinton's aide Huma Abedin.
