Sentence examples for baked a loaf from inspiring English sources

I can't make a decent vinaigrette, anything involving a "salt crust" baffles me, and, until quite recently, I had never baked a loaf of bread.

I really like making starters, so I prepared three different pâtés; mushroom, smoked mackerel and blue cheese; and baked a loaf of focaccia.

I usually bake a loaf of bread at the beginning of the week.

To sop up this concoction, I would bake a loaf of herb bread or heat a chewy baguette.

As an Upper East Side hostess named Melissa Gelt, who has "a little man" for every ingredient that earns a place on her elegant dinner table, she had sung "I've got a man who bakes a loaf that's worthy of my riches.

At a school governors' meeting, for example, he questions the Christian relevance of the Harvest Festival: "Where in the Bible does it say, 'For thou must steal foodstuffs from thy parents' cupboards and bring them into school assembly, and thou shalt force thy mother to bake a loaf of bread in the shape of a fish?' These are pagan ideals!

The recipe, which Claiborne wrote out in great detail, creates a soft, velvety dough — and so much of it that it recalls the "I Love Lucy" episode in which Lucy bakes a loaf of bread that shoots right out of the oven and pins her against the kitchen cabinets.

In Larchmont and Mamaroneck, viewers might tune in to watch "Jeannette's Best Breads," where Jeannette Bogart bakes a loaf with a community leader, sits down with her guest for lunch and chats about issues of the day (when Senator Oppenheimer joined her, the two discussed breast cancer).

Plausibly, he has reason to bake a loaf of bread.

You'll have to bake a loaf.

Each time you bake a loaf of bread, it's one of these acquired feel skills.