cake flour in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for cake flour in the English»Italian Dictionary

cake flour [Brit ˈkeɪk flaʊə] N

cake flour

farina f per torte, per dolci

Translations for cake flour in the Italian»English Dictionary

mantovana

= cake made from flour, sugar, butter, eggs and yeast sprinkled with almonds

Translations for cake flour in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.flour [Brit ˈflaʊə, Am ˈflaʊ(ə)r] N

flour

farina f

flour and water paste

colla a base di farina e acqua

flour and water paste before n sifter

per la farina

flour bin

madia

II.flour [Brit ˈflaʊə, Am ˈflaʊ(ə)r] VB trans

flour cake tin, board:

flour

cospargere di farina, infarinare

I.cake [Brit keɪk, Am keɪk] N

1. cake FOOD:

cake

torta f

cake

focaccia f

cake

dolce m

cake (smaller)

tortina f

2. cake (of fish, potato):

cake

crocchetta f

3. cake:

cake (of soap)

pezzo m

cake (of soap)

saponetta f

cake (of wax)

pane m

II.cake [Brit keɪk, Am keɪk] VB trans

cake mud, blood clothes, person:

cake

incrostare, seccarsi (formando croste) su

III.cake [Brit keɪk, Am keɪk] VB intr

cake mud, blood:

cake

incrostarsi, rapprendersi (on su)

IV.cake [Brit keɪk, Am keɪk]

it's a piece of cake inf

è una pacchia or un gioco da ragazzi

to get a or one's slice or share of the cake

avere la propria fetta di torta

you can't have your cake and eat it

non si può avere la botte piena e la moglie ubriaca

to sell like hot cakes

andare a ruba or vendersi come il pane

that takes the cake! inf

è il colmo!

cake flour in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cake flour in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.flour [ˈfla·ʊɚ] N

flour

farina f

II.flour [ˈfla·ʊɚ] VB trans

flour

infarinare

I.cake [keɪk] N

1. cake FOOD:

cake

torta f

cake (small)

pasta f

cake (small)

pasticcino m

frosted cake

torta glassata

sponge cake

pan di Spagna m

2. cake:

cake of soap

pezzo m

cake of chocolate

barra f

Phrases:

to sell like hot cakes inf

andare a ruba

to want to have one's cake and eat it, too

volere la botte piena e la moglie ubriaca

to take the cake (outdo in a positive sense)

essere il massimo

to take the cake (outdo in a negative sense)

essere il colmo

II.cake [keɪk] VB trans (cover with)

his boots were caked with mud

aveva gli stivali incrostati di fango

III.cake [keɪk] VB intr (form into mass)

cake

incrostarsi

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Place the 2 cups of cake flour in another bowl.

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Cake flours in particular are nearly always chlorinated.

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Working two or three pieces per batch until you have the hang of it, dip the raw ingredients in your cake flour to dredge, then into the batter to coat.

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Sift the cake flour and salt together into a mixing bowl.

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As a general rule, cake flours contain about 8 percent protein and all-purpose flours between 10 and 12 percent.

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Sift cake flour, baking powder and salt in a medium bowl.

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Separately sift the cake flour, sugar, baking powder and salt into a mixing bowl.

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Knead all together the marzipan, almond powder, cake flour and the cinnamon powder.

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It consists of a stew of tomato, onion, garlic, red pepper and rabbit, thickened with cake flour.

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That said, most of us don't bake enough cakes to justify keeping a box of cake flour around.

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