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baking something blind

baking something blind is the present participle and gerund of bake something blind.

Meaning of bake something blind

Verb

bake something blind (third-person singular simple present bakes something blind, present participle baking something blind, simple past and past participle baked something blind)

  1. (idiomatic, uncommon) To bake an unfilled pie crust or tart shell.
    • Brush a pastry case with egg white before baking it blind. This will prevent it from going soggy when the contents are added.1982, Lizzie Evans, 1000 Handy Household Hints, page 141

Questions about baking something blind

What is baking something blind the present participle and gerund of?
Baking something blind is the present participle and gerund of bake something blind.

Words near baking something blind in the dictionary

  1. baking sheet
  2. baking sheets
  3. baking soda
  4. baking sodas
  5. baking someone's bread
  6. baking something blind
  7. baking stone
  8. baking stones
  9. baking tin
  10. baking tins
  11. baking tray

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