Sentence examples for bread cover from inspiring English sources

It came medium rare as requested, though its Tuscan garlic bread cover was charred.

Place a meaty slice of duck on a piece of the thick, slightly greasy bread, cover it with fruit and herbs, then add a drizzle of sauce.

However, when you get out the first slice of bread, cover it in hot sauce, but not enough to make it soggy or noticeable.

Jerusalem bagels, unlike the round, boiled and baked bagels popularized by Ashkenazi Jews, are long and oblong-shaped, made from bread dough, covered in za'atar or sesame seeds, and are soft, chewy and sweet.

A simit is a pretzel-like ring of bread covered in sesame seeds.

Likewise, his earlier film "Our Daily Bread" covered factory practices similar to those in "Samsara".

What he liked best was plain bread, covered with sardines which he mashed into a paste & mixed with something.

"Probably because of the rain," said my friendly waitress, as I enjoyed little rounds of crunchy bread covered with a delicious cauliflower purée drizzled with truffle oil.

She serves him a bowl of pieces of bread covered in sugar and milk, asks him to apply her lipstick ("princess pink") then, only a few minutes into an already weird film, things get a lot weirder.

Vases of flowers, a statue of the Virgin Mary, a brown bottle of water, ceramic dishes and paper bags of bread covered an altar in which were hidden stones containing the axé.

The large plates of steaming injera bread covered in different types of wot, or stew, make for easy sharing, and hands-only eating lends a meal a sense of intimacy (something about the formalities of cutlery has bothered me since I was a kid).