Sentence examples for a kind of bread from inspiring English sources

Third, there is a kind of "bread and circus" aspect to it all.

It might seem ironic to mass-produce and export a kind of bread that derives its importance from the fact that it was made on the run.

Bhog's halva cakes, made from various vegetables and fruits, and double ka meeta, a kind of bread pudding often served to mark the end of a period of fasting, sounded enticing.

Mr. White has also mined Emilia-Romagna for less familiar delicacies, like tigelle, a kind of bread whose dough includes pork fat, and spuma di mortadella, a kind of mousse that combines ground mortadella with nutmeg and heavy cream.

"The rich people were eating a lot of fat, sweets and bread, a kind of bread that was baked with oil," says Abdelhalem Nureldin, a professor of Egyptology at Cairo University.

So you will find rustic dishes like pancotto, usually a kind of bread-thickened soup made with leftovers, as an elegant slice of semolina crust topped with braised greens and a fried duck egg — the broth, soaked into the bread, only reveals itself when you take a bite.

In 1989, he attended the Clarion Workshop, a kind of Bread Loaf for sci-fi and fantasy writers.

In America a "bun" is any kind of bread roll, but it has a more specific meaning here as a spiced and sweetened miniature loaf.

Rendered chicken fat, grated onions, plenty of black pepper and an egg were added to bind and season the bread into a kind of savory bread pudding.

Even porridge is arguably a kind of wet bread, while oatcakes (another of today's recipes) are a dry, crisp bread that predates any kind of "biscuit" by centuries).

Serve with any kind of bread (although pita is ideal) to soak up the sauce.