Sentence examples for a loaf which from inspiring English sources

"But," he added, "this is clearly at least two-thirds of a loaf, which is a lot better than none".

It can be baked as a cake, but it works really well as a loaf, which you can then slice and spread with a little butter.

But the shop's soul remains its breads ($1.25 to $5.50 a loaf), which range from French baguettes to potato rosemary, raisin walnut and aged provolone loaves.

A (sufficient) means to that means is baking a giant loaf, which uses all of the flour.

This produces a higher loaf, which many people prefer — again, me included.

Later at his restaurant, Mr. Ouattara, made what he called a plantain loaf, which he coated with Japanese panko to add crunch.

You can usually serve a non-yeast bread within minutes of it being baked, too – again, not true of a yeasted loaf, which needs time to cool and settle.

The cheapest bread is nearly always an own-label loaf, which also gives the supermarkets more bargaining power over their suppliers since it undermines the manufacturers' brands by making them appear to be bad value.

This calls for a coarse, country-style loaf, which ages decently.

And mixed with walnuts they stud a dark quick tea loaf, which, out of season, can be made with pitted prunes instead of fresh plums.

You may also use this method to make a long very thin loaf, which you may then cut up (or divide the dough up into smaller loaves) to make thin bread sticks like the Italian grissini loaves.