Sentences with phrase «lump of dough»

Then take a small lump of the dough, put it into a muffin cup and shape it along the bottom and a little up the sides with your finger or thumb.

Continue 5 - 6 times pulling out and pressing in until you have a neat and tidy lump of dough.

Using baseball - size lumps of dough, roll on floured work surface into long cylinders about the thickness of a thumb.

You will now have a small, roughly circular lump of dough again.

They just look like lumps of dough.

However, when I made it following your recipe exactly, I didn't get a batter at all — I got a huge sticky lump of dough which turned into leaden bread.

I did attempt making bread once when I was a teenager, and after kneading for what felt like hours, the loaf did not rise, then did not cook properly and I ended up with a charred, inedible lump of dough.

Scoop a 1 - tablespoon lump of dough and roll into a ball, press down, and space them out on sheet quite a bit, about 2 inches apart.

Together with Michael Stuhlbarg's agent, the exceptional supporting cast and on - set tension almost distract you from the giant lump of dough squatting the middle.

Drop the dough onto one sheet of the wax or parchment paper, using your well - floured hands to press any extra dough bits into the big lump of dough, forming a round disk.

With Dorie's Cookies, we enter Dorie Greenspan's lusciously illustrated «Cookie Verse,» filled with her fabulous recipes for turning «little lumps of dough» into sweet and savory wonders.

Jesus reminds me that all it takes is one grain of yeast to leaven the whole lump of dough.

To this day I am convinced that rendering that lump of dough into a crust that is precisely one - eighth of an inch thick and thirteen inches in diameter would require Douglas Adams — style rematerialization.

Add the peas and all the remaining ingredients into a food processor and blend until it forms into a lump of dough.

All types of cells are born as generic stem cells, like a lump of dough with a lot of potential.

Add the peas and all the remaining ingredients into a food processor and blend until it forms into a lump of dough.

Dreamlike, we follow the militia along worn jungle paths, find midwives in refugee tents, accompany priests up church aisles, roll corpses over by the roadside, and watch persistent hands methodically pull apart a lump of dough, flesh - like in its pink disguise.