Sentence examples for baking a loaf from inspiring English sources
So I was genuinely curious to see what she looked like baking a loaf of bread.
Trofe used a DIY kit sold by Ecovative that allows users to mould the material into a desired shape - Ecovative compares it to shaping and baking a loaf of bread.
On a less emotional level, they point out that it involves mastering not one skill but two: the rules of grammar and syntax and the making of diagrams, which is something like baking a loaf of bread and cutting it into fancy shapes before you can make a sandwich.
Alongside culinary authorities who advised baking "a loaf of luncheon meat with blue cheese topping," there were authors like Anne Morrow Lindbergh, urging gentle self-improvement in her "Gift From the Sea," and the (more important as well as more entertaining) writers who found comedy in domestic catastrophe.
A (necessary) means to that end is baking a loaf of bread.
A (sufficient) means to that means is baking a giant loaf, which uses all of the flour.
There's nothing more frustrating than baking a hefty loaf of soft brown bread and smashing it with a kitchen knife, trying to cut it.
He was the Emeril Lagasse of his time, gaining notoriety while working in several noble households and famous for such stunts as baking a deer-shaped loaf of bread that bled wine when pricked.
I am also baking a 1.5 pound loaf of bread.
You can use a round standard cake pan, a square baking dish, a loaf pan, a bundt cake pan, or whatever you have on hand.
