Noun:

இனிய மாவுப்பண்டம்,

pastry's Usage Examples:

Colette's Birthday Cakes, by celebrated pastry chef and decorator Colette Peters, includes close to a dozen recipes and a wide variety of truly creative designs for classic, elegant birthday cakes.

Made with walnuts in soft caramel encased in a crisp, enriched sweet pastry.

The pastry used for cream puffs is known as pate choux, or choux pastry.

Lovely individual pastry tartlets made with fresh orange zest filled with delicious dark chocolate mix topped with fresh orange segments.

Prick the pastry lightly with a fork and bake in a preheated 350 degree Fahrenheit oven for 10 to 12 minutes before filling.

Cook choux pastry in a medium heat and you will probably end up with a tray of rather chewy flat biscuits.

With a pastry cutter, cut out rounds of white bread and use to line the sides and bottom of small ramekins.

To decorate, you'll need a few specific Wilton frosting tips and a pastry decorating bag with coupler, all of which you can purchase at a cake decorating supply store or even a large grocery store.

Coat a cake evenly with buttercream frosting using a flat spatula, and then pipe on decorative shell borders or adornments on the cake with a pastry bag and tip.

Guests finish with an indulgent dessert, baked on premises by the resident pastry chef.

I arrived feeling like a lardy suet pudding past its sell-by date, ' went away feeling like an organic fresh fruit salad!suet pastry enclosed a filling that varied with the affluence of the family involved.

This was gorgeous - crisp pastry, sweet fruit and delicious frangipane filling.

Cornwall is perhaps best known for its pasties a savory dish made from pastry containing suet.

Synonyms:

tart, strudel, sausage roll, rugulah, streusel, baked goods, profiterole, flour, rugelach, baklava, bouchee, pandowdy, patty shell, puff, French pastry, toad-in-the-hole, timbale case, dowdy, pie shell, pie, timbale, frangipane, pie crust, vol-au-vent, ruggelach,

Antonyms:

plain, depress, exhale, stylish, fashionable,