Definitions
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- v. To bake for too long.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Do not overbake or the burned edges will be too hard.
Jamie Schler: Pan dei Morti (Bread of the Dead) for All Souls' Day
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Fortunately, in the event that you overbake it a bit, the fruit also keeps the cake very moist.
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Be certain not to overbake -- Malgieri warms they will be "lethally dry" if you do.
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It was almost more similar to quick bread in texture, definitely not light, but moist (do not overbake!) and fragrant with strawberries, but not overwhelmingly strawberry.
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Bake 11 minutes, until just golden (do not overbake!).
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I would always overbake them and would be left with a chocolate brick.
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Do not overbake or the cookies will be too crisp and difficult to remove from the pan.
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I always get wary when a recipe tells me not to overbake something so I was perhaps a bit too cautious and pulled the blondies out a few minutes too early which of course I didn't really learn until I tried cutting into them and saw they were a little gooey.
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Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, until a skewer inserted into the center comes out with damp crumbs clinging to it but not uncooked brownie batter—try not to overbake.
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I didn't overbake, but my edges were still well done, almost like biscotti.
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