moulding board

British  

noun

1. a board on which dough is kneaded

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Example Sentences

Lay the cake on a moulding board, and if you cannot roll it out without its sticking to the rolling pin, more flour should be added.

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Weigh out a pound of butter, cut it into thin slices, and roll it out thin as possible on a moulding board; in order to do this a great deal of flour should be sprinkled on the board and butter, and rubbed on the rolling pin.

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When done, turn out on a moulding board, and spread with jelly.

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Another form of dough mixer which is extensively used consists simply of a drum made of sheet steel supported by two A-shaped standards at a sufficient height from the floor to allow a trough to be run underneath to receive the dough when ready for the moulding board.

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Her moulding board, dusted with flour, was on the table, and her yellow mixing bowl beside it.

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