pastry的意思|pastry的解释-里氏词典

pastry ['peistri]

n. 油酥点心, 面粉糕饼

pastry

[ noun ]

a dough of flour and water and shortening

<noun.food>

any of various baked foods made of dough or batter

<noun.food>

Pastry \Pas"try\, n.; pl. {Pastries}.
1. The place where pastry is made. [Obs.] --Shak.

2. Articles of food made of paste, or having a crust made of
paste, as pies, tarts, etc.

{Pastry cook}, one whose occupation is to make pastry; as,
the pastry cook of a hotel.

Next time you find yourself having a cup of coffee and a stale Danish pastry in a motorway service station, look around you.
NEW ACCOUNT: Pillsbury named Leo Burnett's London office to handle its Jus-rol line of frozen pastry and potato products.
Divide the filling between the tins, mounding it up well in the centre. Cover with the rest of the pastry, sealing the edges well.
Michael Dukakis, chatting with laid-off steelworkers on Chicago's East Side, was munching on a big, messy Danish pastry.
Albert Kumin's "Luxuriate in Chocolate" was the most popular workshop, according to convention spokeswoman Valerie Bergman. Kumin, a renowned pastry chef and confectioner, designed menus for the White House.
Sold to BSN were the United Kingdom biscuit business of Nabisco Brands; U.K. snack makers Walker's Crisps and Smith's Crisps; The Belin Group, a French biscuit and pastry business; and Saiwa, a biscuit and snack producer in Italy.
Glaze and make steam slits. Slide the pie tins on to a pre-heated baking tray and bake at 400` F (200` C) gas mark 6 for about 30 minutes until the pastry is brown and crisp on top and set firm underneath with no hint of sogginess.
Lay the pastry in the tins and spoon the (by now cold) filling into them.
And if it is served theatrically in individual bowls sealed under puff pastry lids, the image and the eating are decidedly classy. A few thoughts on meat cookery are given below.
Hengshui officials, who like to quantify things precisely, say that they have heard exactly 2,400 complaints and adopted 2,000 remedies since the protest over pastry.
A piroshki is a deep-fried pastry stuffed with potatoes and mushrooms, beef and rice, or fish.
"She said she loved the pastry but was afraid to eat it," confided assistant bakery manager Barbara Huereque, who recognized a sister calorie-counter.
The robbery occurred Friday evening when the Candi security company's truck stopped in front of a pastry shop in north Madrid and two security guards got out to pick up money for delivery to a bank, a police spokesman said on condition of anonymity.
"We used to record and they'd have the wine and the pastry set up, and the musicians loved it," Mr. Burns says.
Miss Rolle, a senior at Rindge and Latin High School in Cambridge, had used the money she earned as a cashier at Warburton's pastry shop in Harvard Square to finance the trip to New York, where she stayed with aunts in the Bronx.
For Bush and his wife, Barbara, and a host of top-ranking U.S. government officials, Gorbachev and his wife Raisa broke out their country's best wines to compliment a menu of roast duck, suckling pig and apple puff pastry.
"Chocolate does have amorous value," said George Higgins, a pastry chef instructor at the 8,000-student Johnson & Wales University in Providence, one of the biggest cooking schools in the world.
The main course was baked sevruga-fish and roast suckling pig, followed by desert of strawberry parfait, fruit, and apple puff pastry.
BSN bought the United Kingdom biscuit business of Nabisco Brands; British snack food makers Walker's Crisps and Smith's Crisps; The Belin Group, a French biscuit and pastry business; and Saiwa, a biscuit and snack producer in Italy.
"Now you've got to go fish," pastry chef Julie Marx, told one after another, showing them how to dip a demolished egg shell into the blender to scoop up the unwanted yellow yolk.
We never left the system!" For $1, the three young men got a chance to view the sunrise over Queens, taste pastry under Columbus Circle and enter a squalid ladies' room in Coney Island.
Buckingham Palace said Gorbachev invited the queen to visit the Soviet Union over a lunch of smoked salmon, pastry filled with layers of beef, duck puree and artichoke and avocado salad, and three wines.
Why not pastry cooks or lighthouse keepers?'
The two former pastry chefs and a staff of 90 people at their chocolate factory and retail shop each week turn 40,000 pounds of premium raw chocolate from Belgium into treats for the sweet of tooth.
As a Pennsylvanian born and bred, I was amused that Shelia Rupp of Kern's Kitchen Inc. resents the fact that the official Kentucky Derby Festival pastry is a Pennsylvania product.

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