floury

IPA: fɫʊri

Examples of "floury" in Sentences

It tastes kind of floury, like boxed mashed potatoes.
Trevor and Emily glanced at me, then down at my floury path.
Flip the dough over, so the bottom, also floury, is now on top.
The potatoes turned out to be what the Irish call "floury", and began to dissolve in the boiling water.
I'm astounded to discover there's no clear consensus as to whether a floury or a waxy potato is preferable for this dish.
• High-starch potatoes, also called "floury" potatoes, generally have coarse, corky skin and a dry texture (due to lower levels of moisture).
Then, as you are about to come full circle, an arch selling St John's custard-filled doughnuts or perhaps blackberry jam is more your thing, dark rye loaves and floury white loaves.
Enough for 4leftover roast pork 180gcarrots 180ggalangal or ginger a large lump to give 4 tsp gratedmayonnaise 150mllime ½coriander leaves optionalreserved fat and skin from the roast floury or seedy baps or soft rolls 4Using two forks, tear the pork into thin shreds, then place in a bowl.