Bake expressions
Half-baked: Badly conceived or poorly developed. This plan to reopen the country seems half-baked.A baker’s dozen: 13. Bakers sometimes add an extra cake. Unlucky for those on a diet.
Baked beans: Haricot beans cooked in tomato sauce. Britain's gift to world cuisine.
Definition
To bake: to cook food in an oven, like bread or cakes.A baker: person who makes bread in a bakery.
Baking news
This month, while scientists race to find a cure for Covid-19, the world focused on their own antidote: baking.The results: brownies, cookies, tarts, and some pioneering research on muffins.
Know your baking terms
Dough: Mix of flour and water needed for bread. Also slang for "money". At least the bread-based economy is thriving.Yeast: Fungus causing bread to rise. Who knew a fungus would help combat a virus?
Loaf (plural: loaves): A unit of bread, sometimes sliced. As John Lennon said: "All you need is loaves".
Definition
To bake: to cook food in an oven, like bread or cakes.A baker: person who makes bread in a bakery.
Baking news
This month, while scientists race to find a cure for Covid-19, the world focused on their own antidote: baking.The results: brownies, cookies, tarts, and some pioneering research on muffins.
Bake expressions
Half-baked: Badly conceived or poorly developed. This plan to reopen the country seems half-baked.A baker’s dozen: 13. Bakers sometimes add an extra cake. Unlucky for those on a diet.
Baked beans: Haricot beans cooked in tomato sauce. Britain's gift to world cuisine.
Know your baking terms
Dough: Mix of flour and water needed for bread. Also slang for "money". At least the bread-based economy is thriving.Yeast: Fungus causing bread to rise. Who knew a fungus would help combat a virus?
Loaf (plural: loaves): A unit of bread, sometimes sliced. As John Lennon said: "All you need is loaves".
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