Sentence examples for a slice of baked from inspiring English sources

Top the bottom slice with a slice of baked marinated tofu.

But a slice of baked acorn squash, its concave interior filled with squash custard ($2.50), hits a pleasant note.

You'd have to be a heartless cheese-hating crone to not love this classic advertisement from Norway's dairy monopoly Tine of a little boy spending his first pocket money in a bakery where he can't afford anything except a slice of freshly baked bread and two slices of brown cheese.

'Writing,' she says, offering me a slice of home-baked lemon and buttermilk sponge cake, 'is total grunt work.

Jagger probably wasn't invited over to Lennon's for a slice of home-baked bread again, but he was right.

Perfect if you simply must have some Vesuvius red bean chilli before the lights go down or yearn for a slice of home-baked cake.

Don't you realize you're in terrible trouble?" But I could imagine that in a different situation — as she offered a slice of home-baked banana bread to a visitor to the shop, say, or gazed at her husband while he sang and played the guitar — there would be a graceful charm in the seemingly willful vagueness.

Don't you realize you're in terrible trouble?" But I could imagine that in a different situation as she offered a slice of home-baked banana bread to a visitor to the shop, say, or gazed at her husband while he sang and played the guitar there would be a graceful charm in the seemingly willful vagueness.

As it's Christmas, I go for the last, and discover the slightly sour, fruity flavour is perfect here, giving the dish a chutney-like quality which will endear it all the more to anyone with a thick slice of baked ham on their plate.

That approximates the calorific vigor of a dozen raw oysters, one broiled lamb chop, a slice of fruitcake, a good-sized baked potato, or an ounce (two tablespoons) of sugar.

I can't say that I always have the time to bake - it seems more of a treat than a necessity - but there is such a lot of enthusiasm when there's freshly baked bread or a slice of cake for tea that I wish I did it a little more often.