Sentence examples for throwing dough from inspiring English sources
"I will make 30 pizzas in one night if we have friends over," he said, stretching and throwing dough into a second pizza with green olives and three peppers — one Peppadew and two guindillas.
We usually ended up dusted in flour and throwing dough at each other while my grandmother filled the multi-tiered cabbage-lined aluminum steamer with beautiful momos, each crescent-shaped dumpling a work of art: edges evenly crimped, ends neatly joined like arms crossing over the plump (but not overly plump) belly of a well-fed householder.
So often the butt of sporting jokes, Great Britain threw dough at its sporting programs in the lead up to London 2012 and has reaped the rewards.
I cried into dough, threw dough away because I couldn't face it, paid someone else to bake for me – just because the process was etched on me as a reminder of someone I'd lost.
They know I'm a chef, so they invite my kids to try their hand at throwing the dough and adding their own toppings.
Ramazan Samarov, also 27, works in the back, throwing the dough on the tandor walls and checking with a light for the moment the bread is ready.
(I've noticed that some like to follow this up by just throwing the dough, with force and from about chest or shoulder height, down onto the work surface. Hey, whatever works for you).
I love a good knead: the slapping, throwing, massaging of dough.
A Midwestern university wants to recruit the nation's best Fortnite players for its varsity esports team, and it's throwing out the dough to bring on some quality talent.
Throwing the dough too high can be disastrous.
