100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "knish"

Definition

A "knish" is a type of pastry filled with various ingredients, such as potato, meat, or cheese, typically baked or fried. It is a popular snack in Jewish cuisine.

Synonyms

• Pastry
• Dumpling
• Turnover
• Pirogi
• Empanada

Antonyms

• None (as "knish" refers to a specific food item with no direct opposite)

Examples

1. I love to knish when I'm at the deli.
2. She decided to knish a few extra pastries for the party.
3. They often knish their favorite fillings into the dough.
4. He learned to knish perfectly after many attempts.
5. The chef will knish the dough to create a flaky crust.
6. Don't forget to knish the edges to seal the filling.
7. We should knish some potatoes for the filling.
8. She plans to knish a batch for her friends.
9. He can knish anything into a delicious treat.
10. They always knish the leftovers for lunch.
11. You can knish and bake them for a healthier option.
12. Let's knish the dough before it becomes too dry.
13. She loves to knish different types of cheese inside.
14. They will knish some meat and vegetables for a hearty meal.
15. He decided to knish his grandmother's recipe for the family gathering.
16. I watched her knish the dough with such skill.
17. We are going to knish the pastries for the festival.
18. Don't forget to knish some spices for extra flavor.
19. He can knish even the most unusual ingredients together.
20. I like to knish some herbs into my potato mixture.
21. She will knish the dough into perfect circles.
22. They often knish their meals in advance.
23. He loves to knish different flavors into his cooking.
24. Let's knish some leftovers for tomorrow's lunch.
25. She will knish the filling with precision.
26. We should knish some extra for unexpected guests.
27. He learned to knish from his mother.
28. I can always count on them to knish a great meal.
29. They love to knish their favorite ingredients together.
30. She decided to knish a variety of fillings for the potluck.
31. He will knish the dough until it’s smooth.
32. Let’s knish the edges to make sure they don't leak.
33. She plans to knish the pastries before the event.
34. We need to knish some butter into the dough for flakiness.
35. He can knish a meal in no time at all.
36. They often knish different meats for variety.
37. I like to knish my own recipes at home.
38. She will knish the pastries with a golden glaze.
39. Don't forget to knish the filling evenly.
40. He decided to knish a sweet version for dessert.
41. We should knish the dough to make it more manageable.
42. She loves to knish her favorite spices in every dish.
43. They will knish the leftovers into a new meal.
44. He can easily knish a quick snack.
45. I watched him knish the ingredients together.
46. Let’s knish some fresh herbs into the filling.
47. She plans to knish various flavors for the festival.
48. He loves to knish some vegetables into his meals.
49. They always knish their snacks for movie nights.
50. I want to learn how to knish like a pro.
51. She will knish the dough to the perfect thickness.
52. We should knish some garlic into the mixture.
53. He can knish any combination of ingredients.
54. They love to knish their own creations at home.
55. I’ll knish the dough into small rounds.
56. Don't forget to knish the filling tightly.
57. She decided to knish some extra flavors into her dish.
58. He can quickly knish a meal on a busy day.
59. We should knish some extra pastries for later.
60. She plans to knish a savory version for lunch.
61. He loves to knish traditional recipes with a twist.
62. Let's knish some fruit into the dough for a sweet treat.
63. They often knish their favorite snacks together.
64. I watched her knish the mixture expertly.
65. She will knish the edges for a better seal.
66. We should knish the dough before it gets too soft.
67. He can knish different textures into his meals.
68. They love to knish their ingredients in creative ways.
69. I want to knish some new flavors for the event.
70. She will knish the pastries with a delicious glaze.
71. Let's knish some spices into our next meal.
72. He decided to knish a small batch for testing.
73. We often knish our meals together as a family.
74. She always knish her favorite fillings into the dough.
75. He can easily knish leftovers into a new dish.
76. I watched him knish the ingredients with care.
77. They plan to knish some unique flavors this year.
78. Let's knish some herbs for a fresh taste.
79. She loves to knish her creations for everyone to enjoy.
80. He will knish the dough to perfection.
81. We should knish some extra for the kids.
82. I want to knish a variety of options for the guests.
83. She decided to knish the vegetables for a healthy snack.
84. He loves to knish different meats into his pastries.
85. They always knish their snacks for game nights.
86. I’ll knish the filling before adding it to the dough.
87. Don't forget to knish the edges well.
88. She plans to knish several types for the gathering.
89. He can quickly knish a hearty meal.
90. We should knish some flavors together for a unique dish.
91. She loves to knish traditional recipes with innovations.
92. Let's knish some fruits for a sweet surprise.
93. He often knish his favorite ingredients for a quick snack.
94. I watched her knish the dough into perfect shapes.
95. They decided to knish some leftovers for lunch.
96. She will knish the pastries and bake them golden brown.
97. He loves to knish new flavors into his cooking.
98. We should knish some fresh veggies into our meal.
99. I want to learn how to knish my favorite snacks.
100. She plans to knish a variety of fillings for the festival.