Sentence examples for some batter from inspiring English sources

Americans still find time to whip up some batter and slide a tray in the oven.

But a cupcake is just cake, some batter, some frosting, some sprinkles.

Today in particular, breakfasters all over the world will be whipping up some batter in honour of Waffle Day.

Order an egg tempura (over easy, medium, or hard) and watch it being tossed, with some batter splatters, into the cast-iron pot of sizzling oil.

I would have loved to kick that leg up high and pull a Juan Marichal on somebody, or if some batter was digging in to much at the plate, to pull a Bob Gibson and hit somebody in the ribs and say, "What, what, what are you going to do?"Q.Derek Jeter idolized you as a young player.

Alford had promised me a lesson in making the Kazakh soup noodles from "Beyond the Great Wall" — flour, salt, and water, stretched by thumb and, in his kitchen, dried on a rack that had started life as a neighbor's deck chair — so we slapped together some batter, with the help of a friend who had come early for a lesson, too, and been waylaid slicing celery root.

Sometimes the food teetered on the edge of overseasoning, and in the case of some batter-fried kale, toppled over it.

The salad of Jersey tomatoes -- yellow, green and red, some batter-fried and crisp and hot, some not -- lay in a shallow pool of tart goat cheese dressing flavored with fresh basil.

Pitching in Little League, Yarnall hit some batters unintentionally.

Among some battered-women's groups, there are some signs of ambivalence.

So while some batters increased their totals, an equal number had falloffs.