"This is my time to get away from home," she explained over dinner at Hôtel Costes, crunching down on a bread crust.
Now, Paul brings out his chest of futuristic aromas: bread crust for comfort, and paint gallery to make one feel artistic.
When M. F. K. Fisher writes, of cauliflower cooked in heavy cream and Gruyère, "We cleaned our plates with bits of crisp bread crust and drank the wine," the reminiscence is worth more than any number of "ultimate" cauliflower recipes.
Unfortunately, while the pie on our last visit looked and sounded great, with its coarse textured corn bread crust and barbecued pork and vegetable filling, it was made with a terribly oversalted gravy.
Their colors vary; molds adhere to the rinds, shading them in progressively darker hues over four months or so until, on a fully aged wheel, they take on the gray-taupe hue of a rustic French bread crust.
The influence of the formulation on the crispness of bread crust was studied.
A commercial wheat bread crust was quantified, and furfural was the most abundant compound.
Synergistic interactions were revealed for both coffee and bread crust melanoidins and HCA/HBA derivatives.
Even a small child knows how to slice off unwanted bread crust, so patenting such a notion might seem preposterous.
Bread crust (BC) is one of the major sources of Maillard reaction products (MRPs) in the Western diet.
However, in bread crust, the amount of acrylamide increased with both baking time and temperature in the interval tested.
