Sentence examples for traditional crust from inspiring English sources
When time is of less importance, I use a more traditional crust of butter and flour or potatoes whipped up with parsley and butter.
Pizza or pumpernickel doughs are often used now, and the traditional crust that should be plain, with a golden, shiny finish, may be pockmarked with poppy or sesame seeds, garlic or onions, while the correctly neutral, cool interior is adulterated with cinnamon and raisins, nuts and berries.
"They have done a lot of work on the traditional crust-to-filling ratios," Mr. Oskay said.
"It really speaks to the sort of swank, traditional upper crust of America, if there is one," he said.
Then in 2003, disenchanted with their failed dalliance with liberal economics, both turned left, voting in charismatic leaders with a populist bent who quickly delivered on their promise of a new economic deal that empowered the working class instead of continuing to fatten the traditional upper crust.
Lygon street is now littered with pizza shops, complete with a range of new "connoisseurs" who are devoted to the "traditional" thin crust with sparse toppings style of pizza, equating authenticity with superiority.
If you want the bread to have the traditional, crunchy crust, buy 1 or 2 unglazed quarry tiles to bake it on.
Like most fruit pies, a traditional two-crust apple pie calls for some kind of thickening to bind the juices exuded by the apples as they cook.
Pizzeria Picco | Located in downtown Larkspur, Pizzeria Picco serves traditional Neapolitan thin crust pizzas with locally sourced ingredients and house-made mozzarella.
Possibility to obtain higher (than n=180) degree spherical harmonic model from the Clementine gridded data is discussed.Based on NLT180A, the lunar Moho topography and crustal thickness are estimated by assuming a traditional single layered crust on the top of Moho.
Phyllo dough is the traditional and terrific crust for classic Greek spinach pie, but for the uninitiated, it can be tough to wrestle with.
