Sentence examples for wet batter from inspiring English sources

Scoop and fold the egg whites into the wet batter.

The problem, however, is gunk: in many places lie millimetres of wet batter, sitting like grey putty under the breadcrumbs, which fundamentally undermines that crunch.

TAKE a dash of "Mad Max," add a pinch of "Jackass," sprinkle both over a wet batter of art students, bicycle messengers, anarchist welders and militant anti-globalist vegans, then let the mixture bake for, say, a decade in the oven of Brooklyn, and the resulting dish should taste a little like the Black Label Bike Club.

Add drained matzo; mix until combined and a wet batter forms.

When mixed well with a rubber spatula, this formed a thick, rather wet batter to which I added enough flour (something more than a cup - around 125 to 150 g - though quantities will vary wildly) until spoonfuls of the mixture would hold their shape.

Add the flour mixture to the wet batter.

Wet winds batter them all the way to the finish in Nome, which is at a latitude more than 2,000 miles north of Blairstown.

To start the pickles you need to pat them dry, if you dunk and fry them wet all the batter will slide off and frying vinegar will tear your face off.

If the batter seems too wet, add another 1 tbs flour and mix well.

Some people don't dry the milk off and dip the pieces into the flour wet, which makes a crunchier batter that holds up better cold.

The batter was really wet, and I thought it helped to chill it for half an hour in the refrigerator.