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Example sentences for "stiff enough"

When cool, stir in half a tea-cup of yeast, and flour to make it stiff enough to mould up.

Add the cream of tartar, and continue beating until they are stiff enough to heap up in a mound and stay this way.

When all of them have been combined, a dough that is stiff enough to handle and still not so stiff that it is tough should be formed.

The whites should be stiff enough to cut with a knife.

Flour to make batter just stiff enough to be moulded with well-floured hands.

Put into a deep dish, and if stiff enough, smooth as you would mashed potato, into a hillock.

Beat the whites of three eggs with a half cupful of powdered sugar until it is stiff enough to cut with a knife.

Beat with egg-beater or fork till it is stiff enough to put on without running off and flavor with vanilla.

The dough should be stiff enough so that it can be formed into little balls about the size of a hickory-nut.

The dough should be stiff enough so that the batter will not run over the pan but keep its shape when baked.

The dough must be stiff enough to form into balls the size of a hickory-nut.

Use enough flour to make it stiff enough to roll thin.

It should be stiff enough to stand and not flatten, when dropped on the paper.

You must use a little judgment in doing this, as you only need work sufficient sugar into it to make it stiff enough so that the centers will retain their shape after being moulded.

Beat slowly until the candy is stiff enough to stand and not flatten out when dropped on wax paper or buttered plates, then spoon out as directed in dropping pineapple puffs.

This center, especially, is very sticky, and you will be obliged to work enough XXXX or confectioners’ sugar into it to make it stiff enough so that you can mould it up into different shapes easily.

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