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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Cooking / Culinary / cacao | |||||||
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| Selected response from: patinba Argentina Local time: 15:43 | ||||||
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4 +1 | give it its typical shape |
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4 | to give the proper form or shape |
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4 | shape (it) |
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4 | give it its traditional shape |
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to give the proper form or shape Explanation: no explanation |
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shape (it) Explanation: I think this is all you need to say. People will know what pain au chocolat looks like, especially if they're pastry chefs or there are pictures. |
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give it its typical shape Explanation: Si es una receta típica de un lugar, tendrá una forma conocida. Por ejemplo, la forma típica de los profiteroles es redonda, de los éclairs es alargado. Reference: http://https://tasteatlas.com/melton-mowbray-pork-pie |
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give it its traditional shape Explanation: Great British Bake Off: How to make Viennoiserie | The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk › LIFE › EATS › Features Oct 8, 2014 - From croissants, we get pain au chocolat and from brioche, pain au ... The slit will help widen the the dough and create a traditional shape. viennoiserie | Project Pastry https://projectpastry.wordpress.com/tag/viennoiserie/ Brioche à tête is the most traditional shape, where the brioche is formed and .... I persevered and tried the traditional pain au chocolat shape which can also be ..Croissants and Pain au Chocolat — The Little French Bakery littlefrenchbakery.com/blog/croissants-and-pain-au-chocolat Aug 8, 2014 - Chocolate batons or bittersweet chocolate pieces for pain au chocolat ... The slit will help widen the dough and create a traditional shape. |
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