How To Use Rolling pin In A Sentence
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And a man who sells wooden walking sticks and rolling pins may not seem to be a good global economic barometer.
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In this first episode, nerves are jangling as one woman tries to open a tin with a carving knife and rolling pin.
The Sun
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Someone's using a 2cm-long rolling pin to flatten out some soba noodle dough!
Times, Sunday Times
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Gently roll with a rolling pin to secure.
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Lightly flour a rolling pin.
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Roll out with a lightly floured rolling pin to a rectangle the same size as the tin.
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I take great pleasure in pricking each berry with a needle in several places then dropping them into a bottle with sugar and gin, but others like to freeze the sloes in a plastic bag then bash them hard with a hammer or rolling pin.
Nigel Slater's classic sloe gin recipe
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Roll out the bread lightly with a rolling pin after cutting off the crusts and spread thickly with the cheese filling.
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Some woman who bats him over the head with a rolling pin.
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The easiest way to do this with very short pastry is wrap it lightly around the rolling pin, lift the pastry up on the rolling pin, and lay it on top of the fruit.
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The goffering iron was a rolling pin-like round bar that was heated before use.
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Sprinkle some flour on a clean work surface and a rolling pin.
Times, Sunday Times
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Dust a rolling pin and a clean work surface with flour, and roll out your pastry to 5mm thick.
The Sun
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Crush biscuits either in a polythene bag using a rolling pin, or in a food processor.
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Lightly fold one half of the dough back over the rolling pin, then carefully transfer to the tin.
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Use a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
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The clumber spaniel — that lumbering lemon and white teddy bear, its square muzzle as blunt as an old-fashioned rolling pin — was once acclaimed ‘the most handsomest animal this kingdom ever produced’.
Dog days for British breeds
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To make butter easier to work with when fresh from the fridge, Noury suggests pounding it with a rolling pin.
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Lightly flour a rolling pin.
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There is a set of scales with weights, a rolling pin, a round spice tin, a wooden potato masher, and a butter cooler.
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There is a set of scales with weights, a rolling pin, a round spice tin, a wooden potato masher, and a butter cooler.
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Use a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
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Lightly flour a rolling pin.
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Crush biscuits either in a polythene bag using a rolling pin, or in a food processor. Melt butter.
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It's a bit like putting rolling pins underneath your bike wheels.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crush biscuits either in a polythene bag using a rolling pin, or in a food processor.
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A variation on this would be to use a baker's rolling pin to apply the paper.
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The cook in the well-equipped princely kitchen had to know how to use dozens of different pieces, from the maccaroni iron a row of circular blades combined into a kind of rolling pin that could be run over a sheet of dough to cut it into strips, to the newfangled triple spit-turner.
Delizia!
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Lightly flour a rolling pin.
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Biscuit dough should not be pressed down with a rolling motion, but should be deftly and gently "patted" out with several successive "touches" with the rolling pin.
School and Home Cooking
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Then you take out your rolling pin and flatten it.
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The owner picked up a metal rolling pin, whereupon the man took off his metal studded belt.
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When cold, break bread pieces into a plastic bag and crush with a rolling pin until fine.
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You may need to roll out dough slightly with a rolling pin.
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Collect the rose hips from multiflora roses, mash with a rolling pin, and use a teaspoon in a cup of boiling water for a vitamin C-rich tea.
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Crush biscuits either in a polythene bag using a rolling pin, or in a food processor. Melt butter.
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Sprinkle some flour on a clean surface and flour your rolling pin.
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Put the oatmeal biscuits in a clean plastic bag and crush them with a rolling pin.
Times, Sunday Times
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I made up a huge batch in one of the mixers, ran it through the sheeter to flatten it out, then went to work on it with a rolling pin until it was about sixteen feet long and three feet wide.
Cake Boss
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Everything was recovered except a rolling pin.
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Coarsely crush the toasted pistachios with the end of a rolling pin and mix with the nigella seeds.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cover with clingfilm and pound with a meat mallet or rolling pin until the meat is more or less the same thickness throughout.
The Sun
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Crush biscuits either in a polythene bag using a rolling pin, or in a food processor.
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Use the end of a rolling pin to press the crumbs down to make a firm base.
The Sun
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Use a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
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Online hordes massed, brandishing rolling pins and placards, ready to tear down the bunting and upturn the ovens.
The Sun
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It is hardly possible for one to imagine a kitchen without a rolling pin and plank, a coconut grater or at least a churner.
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Holding a rolling pin and determined to have the last laugh.
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Pour syrup on it and spread it abroad with a rolling pin.
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Make sure you're fully stocked for your holiday bake-off - cookie cutters, baking trays, flour, cooling racks and rolling pins.
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Crush biscuits either in a polythene bag using a rolling pin, or in a food processor. Melt butter.
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Next, cut each steak in half, place between two layers of clingfilm and flatten with a meat mallet or rolling pin.
Times, Sunday Times
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Collect the pastry by rolling it on to the rolling pin and spreading out on the baking sheet.
Times, Sunday Times
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It hung glittering like early morning cobwebs on her rolling pin.
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Gently but firmly beat the fillet with a rolling pin until doubled in size and the thickness of a 50p coin.
Times, Sunday Times
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Drape half of the dough over the rolling pin, then transfer to the pie pan.
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Pour syrup on it and spread it abroad with a rolling pin.
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In this first episode, nerves are jangling as one woman tries to open a tin with a carving knife and rolling pin.
The Sun
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Tap the meat out lightly with a heavy object such as meat cleaver or rolling pin.
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Online hordes massed, brandishing rolling pins and placards, ready to tear down the bunting and upturn the ovens.
The Sun
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Coarsely crush with a rolling pin so that the largest pieces are the size of peas.
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Collect the pastry by rolling it on to the rolling pin and spreading out on the baking sheet.
Times, Sunday Times
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Roll the dough into a ball and then flatten it with a rolling pin.
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Carefully lift the pastry lid over the pie using a rolling pin to support and arrange over the cherries.
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Roll out dough using rolling pin and then fingers to spread it on to the prepared pan.
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Why should biscuits be "patted" out rather than rolled out with the rolling pin?
School and Home Cooking
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ROLLING pins are nice things to hold.
The Sun
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Roll out the kachoris like puris, using a rolling pin rubbed with ghee, and the rolling surface rubbed with ghee.
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Pour syrup on it and spread it abroad with a rolling pin.
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Put the biscuits in a large polythene bag and smash into fine crumbs with a rolling pin, or do this in a food processor.
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Crush biscuits either in a polythene bag using a rolling pin,[Sentence dictionary] or in a food processor. Melt butter.
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Last drops: use a rolling pin to squeeze the remains out of tubes of toothpaste.
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Use a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
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Crush the peppermint candy in a heavy plastic bag with a hammer or rolling pin.
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But hey, if she had no access to guns and instead had just a rolling pin she could still have mass-fustigated people!
Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion
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Dust a rolling pin and a clean work surface with flour, and roll out your pastry to 5mm thick.
The Sun
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Immigrants have been known to tuck in a wooden chakla-velan, the rolling pin and board, or a metal tawa or griddle for making homemade chapattis, into their luggage.
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When cold, break bread pieces into a plastic bag and crush with a rolling pin until fine.
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Place between two large sheets of clingfilm and use a rolling pin to gently but firmly double the size.
Times, Sunday Times
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Roll out the bread lightly with a rolling pin after cutting off the crusts and spread thickly with the cheese filling.
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Use the end of a rolling pin to press the crumbs down to make a firm base.
The Sun
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Roll out the bread lightly with a rolling pin after cutting off the crusts and spread thickly with the cheese filling.
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Sprinkle some flour on a clean work surface and a rolling pin.
Times, Sunday Times
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As soon as the mixture begins to leave the sides of the handi, turn the mixture onto a greased thali and flatten it out evenly with a greased rolling pin.
