The grilled chicken pesto panini ($12) featured slices of hormone-free, delicately flavored chicken on thin slippers of fragrant whole-grain bread cross-hatched with attractive grill marks.
Mobiles and internet equipment were hidden inside our clothes and underneath the car seats, which were piled with clothes and shoes and Syrian bread while we crossed borders.
The pagan Saxons baked breads slashed with crosses to honour Eostre, their goddess of spring and fertility and the source of our word Easter.
The first crossed bread in Christian mythology may be the rather limp story of St Clare of Assisi, who blessed a loaf of stale bread in the presence of Pope Gregory IX and, lo, a cross did miraculously appear on it.
Slade et al. [ 18] identified a total of 246 novel waxy (GBSSI) alleles in durum and bread wheat and crossed null mutants in different homoeologues to produce a waxy phenotype.
As the NILs and the NIL-derived population used for fine mapping in this study were all obtained from crosses between bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L). and T. spelta genotypes [ 9, 22], the relatively distant genetic relatedness between the parental genotypes likely contributed to the reduced linkage distances obtained in this study.
There are other daily specials, including pastas and soups, and stuffed rolls, antipasto and pizza logs, a cross between bread and pizza.
Salmorejo is a classic, a creamy emulsion of oil, tomatoes and bread, a kind of cross between gazpacho and mayonnaise (though really like neither), an almost effortless preparation worth trying.
In a wide second-floor room at John Jay High School in Brooklyn, images of a cross, broken bread and a chalice overflowing with red wine decorated a large banner hanging between two columns.
There was a delicious lunch that the local delicatessen had made from Staffordshire oat cakes, which are a cross between bread and pancakes; we had fairtrade wines and coffee, and then a huge hog roast in the evening.
