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Definition of overbake in English: overbakeverbəʊvəˈbeɪkˌoʊvərˈbeɪk [with object]1Bake too much or for too long. take care not to overbake them; their centres should remain soft and chewy Example sentencesExamples - One side of the meatball was a bit overbaked.
- Both dishes looked as though they had been warmed up in the microwave and the dough balls were over-baked.
- My chicken empanadas were dry as prunes, though, and the mustard aioli on a helping of overbaked patatas had the consistency of crank-case oil.
- Be sure to check the loaves during the last fifteen minutes or so of baking so they don't overbake.
- I overbaked mine a little bit so it dried out just a bit - still good, but I bet it'd have been even better if I had taken it out of the oven five minutes earlier.
- It's difficult to test the cookies for doneness while they're still hot, but they're fairly resistant to overbaking.
- I was nervous because they weren't turning brown and I didn't want to overbake them.
- Maybe there'll be a bowl of ready salted crisps and a selection of over-baked fatty parcels plus a token lump of fruit to round off the whole culinary non-event.
- Two hours later Shelley glumly rescued her over-baked potato from the oven, grated some Red Leicester over it and ate at the kitchen table.
- Be careful that you don't over-bake the pie or it will be "rubbery".
- I might have overbaked them a bit, but they still had a very soft and velvety, melt-in-the-mouth texture.
- Overbaking makes them dry.
Synonyms overcook, burn, burn to a cinder, burn to a crisp 2Do (something) to excess; exaggerate. are we in the national news media overbaking this thing just a bit?
Definition of overbake in US English: overbakeverbˌōvərˈbākˌoʊvərˈbeɪk [with object]1Bake too much or for too long. take care not to overbake them; their centres should remain soft and chewy Example sentencesExamples - I might have overbaked them a bit, but they still had a very soft and velvety, melt-in-the-mouth texture.
- Both dishes looked as though they had been warmed up in the microwave and the dough balls were over-baked.
- Be sure to check the loaves during the last fifteen minutes or so of baking so they don't overbake.
- Overbaking makes them dry.
- Be careful that you don't over-bake the pie or it will be "rubbery".
- It's difficult to test the cookies for doneness while they're still hot, but they're fairly resistant to overbaking.
- Two hours later Shelley glumly rescued her over-baked potato from the oven, grated some Red Leicester over it and ate at the kitchen table.
- I was nervous because they weren't turning brown and I didn't want to overbake them.
- Maybe there'll be a bowl of ready salted crisps and a selection of over-baked fatty parcels plus a token lump of fruit to round off the whole culinary non-event.
- My chicken empanadas were dry as prunes, though, and the mustard aioli on a helping of overbaked patatas had the consistency of crank-case oil.
- I overbaked mine a little bit so it dried out just a bit - still good, but I bet it'd have been even better if I had taken it out of the oven five minutes earlier.
- One side of the meatball was a bit overbaked.
Synonyms overcook, burn, burn to a cinder, burn to a crisp 2Do (something) to excess; exaggerate. are we in the national news media overbaking this thing just a bit?
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