Bake In

Pronunciation: /beɪk ɪn/

Definitions of bake in

verb to cook something by baking it within another mixture or ingredient

Example Sentences

A1 I bake in the oven.

A2 She likes to bake in the afternoon.

B1 It's important to follow the recipe when you bake in a new oven.

B2 The chef demonstrated how to bake in a convection oven.

C1 Professional bakers often use special techniques to bake in large quantities.

C2 The bakery's signature bread is known for its unique flavor profile achieved through a special method of bake in process.

Examples of bake in in a Sentence

formal It is important to follow the recipe exactly to ensure the ingredients bake in properly.

informal Just throw everything in the oven and let it bake in for a while.

slang I like to let the flavors really bake in before serving.

figurative The idea began to bake in his mind as he considered all the possibilities.

Grammatical Forms of bake in

• past tense: baked
• plural: bake in
• comparative: more bake in
• superlative: most bake in
• present tense: bakes in
• future tense: will bake in
• perfect tense: has baked in
• continuous tense: is baking in
• singular: bake in
• positive degree: bake in
• infinitive: to bake in
• gerund: baking in
• participle: baked in

Origin and Evolution of bake in

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'bake in' originated from the practice of incorporating ingredients into a mixture before baking it.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'bake in' has come to refer to the process of cooking something within another substance, such as baking cheese into bread or baking flavors into a dish.