bread dough

In some traditions, it was used instead of water to produce bread dough.

They looked as if they were made from bread dough.

It was rather like trying to break bread dough.

In a dark moment, he urinates into the town's bread dough.

She seemed to be striking bread dough, warm and yielding.

She had bread dough to make, so that it would rise overnight in the refrigerator.

When that happened, she should get two pieces of bread dough being prepared for the wedding, and make them into birds.

Why can't the human body be like bread dough so we could shape it however we want?

It starts with bread dough rolled out fine as a crepe.

She looked at herself: a small, heavy woman with a complexion like bread dough and the face of a potato.

I burst through the door into the kitchen, where my mother was kneading bread dough.

When I get to the township, three women have already prepared the bread dough in a bucket.

Some bread doughs are knocked back after one rising and left to rise again.

Irmelin asked, obviously skeptical, but she only looked at the bread dough.

His face was the color and texture of bread dough, greasy with sweat.

They tasted of bread dough, and it reminded me that I hadn't eaten all day.

The other man was kneading his sore shoulders as though they were bread dough.

He began eating as the cook went back to kneading her bread dough, but she was not finished talking.

The focaccia for this sandwich is made from frozen bread dough.

And because the pancakes are made with what amounts to bread dough, which actually requires rising time, they take a couple of hours.

Meecham put down the bread dough he was kneading and thought for a moment.

Sarah's hands, imprisoned in the bread dough, could not wipe away the tears which ran down her face.

In the north of England, bannocks are often made using pastry rather than a bread dough.

Hallot is a rule about the distribution of bread dough on the priest.

He felt as if he were plunging his hand into a bowl of hot bread dough.