The phrase "a morsel of bread and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small piece or amount of bread, often in a context discussing food or sustenance.
Example: "After a long day of work, all I wanted was a morsel of bread and some cheese to satisfy my hunger."
Alternatives: "a piece of bread and" or "a bit of bread and".
She broke off a morsel of bread and dipped it into the saucer of olive oil.
Whether you choose to visit the Papillon caves, those of Société or another brand, you will surely hear the story of a smitten shepherd who, according to local legend, left a morsel of bread and piece of plain sheep's cheese in a cave while he went off in search of a lady.
Everyone complained, above all, about the food: French dishes "stewed in grease" and breakfasts consisting of nothing more "than a thimbleful of coffee or chocolate and a morsel of bread".
Rich people here say they have only a morsel of bread; whereas Haitians all believe they own a bakery.
"Yet all the cool wines and flowery rooms, with as many fans and soft dews as June and July can imagine, are not worth a morsel of the bread and oil eaten around the fire in December and January as one gulps down a cup or two of new wine and, while the spit turns, tears off a piece of roast pork without worrying about one's thieving mouth and fingers being cooked themselves".
Ethel Kennedy broke off a morsel of blessed bread, and Chavez finally ate.
At snack time, this can be a tasty way to have a morsel of chocolate and avoid snacking on something unhealthy.
Each diner tears off a piece of injera and uses it to scoop up a morsel of one or more dishes and their sauces.
Apexart asked each of the artists in the show to share a morsel of insight into their processes and motivations.
Holding nothing back, Washington attacks, undermines, smiles, and offers a morsel of trust to the desperate young man — and then snatches it away with a laugh.
Their holdings include a morsel of a croissant shared by Judi Dench and Sir Ian McKellan, a sliver of Prince Charles's bread pudding and a piece of zucchini that Mia Wasikowski skipped over while eating a bowl of soup.
