Use "griddle" in a sentence
griddle example sentences
griddle
1. She spiced it more green and decided to put it over vedn toasts, so she mixed up some batter for that and started the griddle heating
2. Vera had helped her husband pack her wagon snuggly with pup tents, sleeping bags, charcoal, a big frying pan and griddle, cheap plastic plates, rain ponchos, folding chairs, a football, a Frisbee, and some warm clothes for the
3. turned” (The cake is a griddle cake, fried in a pan, a method still used in parts of
4. Coat a large non-stick griddle with melted pasture butter and heat over medium heat
5. cooked on a hot griddle and then finished directly over high heat
6. This is then put on a hot griddle and brushed with
7. Heat a griddle (tawa) to smoking
8. He rounded the bottom step and the sizzle from the griddle could be heard as the bacon popped in the cast iron skillet
9. He insisted the griddle or skillet be hot enough to make a drop of water dance for at least three seconds; less than three, the skillet was too hot, more than three, the skillet was not hot enough
10. electric griddle, but since the batter is fairly thick it wouldn't spread
11. He checked the temperature on the flat griddle heating up on the small fire
12. Having a nice slave wife who cooks him food on the griddle
13. When it was smooth in texture, I used my spoon to delve the batter out onto the griddle
14. “Hope you're hungry,” Jess said, flipping pancakes on the griddle
15. I realized that I had too many pancakes on the griddle –
16. Beside Blossom materialized Terri Stambaugh, the woman who owned the Pico Mundo Grille, who had given me a job when I was sixteen and helped me to master my natural talent as a hash-slinger, refining me into a griddle master
17. Fry in a generous amount of butter in a griddle
18. At eleven-fifteen Suzy had the four Silexes filled with fresh coffee, the hamburgers between waxed paper in the icebox, the tomatoes sliced, and the sandwich bread in the drawer below the griddle
19. Sometimes he looks up at the vivaciousness in Mae’s voice, and then he scrapes the griddle with a spatula, scrapes the grease into an iron trough around the plate
20. And he scrapes his griddle with the spatula and looks moodily at the stew kettle
21. He looked at a paper pinned to the wall over the griddle
22. Vernon might have been, it was the usual custom in old times to eat a hearty breakfast of meat or fish and potato, hot biscuits, doughnuts, griddle cakes and sometimes even pie was added
