Sentence examples for soft paste from inspiring English sources

Add the bulgur and blend to a smooth, soft paste.

GANACHE -- A soft paste of chocolate and cream, plain or flavored.

The French generally preferred to make their figures in biscuit, an unglazed porcelain which was used both in soft paste and then hard paste.

SOFT paste porcelain, easily marred and therefore far less durable than the hard paste kind, was available in France in the early 18th century.

Thereafter a distinction was made in nomenclature between porcelaine de France or vieuse Sèvres (soft paste, or pâte tendre) and porcelaine royale (hard paste, or pâte dure).

Here one can see the delicate porcelain flowers that so enthralled Louis XV that he agreed to acquire the small manufacturing company that was becoming recognized for the high quality of its painted soft paste porcelain.

You can purchase this in lump form for sculpting, as a softer paste extruded from a syringe for finer detail work, or even in "paper" form for origami designs.[1][2].

Squidgy and creamy cheeses are more accurately called soft-paste cheeses.

Cozzi porcelain, soft-paste porcelain made in Venice by Geminiano Cozzi from about 1764 to 1812.

From 1757 until 1802 Lowestoft china, a soft-paste porcelain, was manufactured in the town.

"English 18th-century ceramics were quite out of my price league, so I started to collect French soft-paste porcelain," he said about his adolescence.