Sentence examples for bread dry from inspiring English sources

He stuffed his mouth with a slice of bread, dry and lacking salt, and chewed intently.

In his "Castel of Helth" (1534), Sir Thomas Elyot knew that melancholics had to avoid hard cheeses, beans, laxatives, red wine, coarse bread, dry winds and the company of women.

Tuscan chefs tear the white parts out of good loaves, submerge the white parts in water, soak them for a few minutes, then squeeze the white bread dry.

To retain moisture and avoid the bread drying out, leave a slightly damp cloth on top.

Alternatively, make them from crustless bread, dried lightly in a very low oven till they are crisp.

More provisos, Thanksgiving truths: Dressing is made from cubes of old bread or bread dried into croutons, occasionally with rice or grain.

The crumbs on the plate are a rye-caraway streusel made by toasting rye bread, drying it out, then blending it with toasted caraway seeds, brown butter and salt.

Damascenes are stockpiling supplies and moving away from potential targets, Reuters reports: At grocery stores, shoppers loaded up on bread, dried goods and canned foods, fearing they may face shortages if a strike hits the city.

On a recent evening, a crowd of 71 stood around the studio waiting to eat the meal the students had prepared: salad with ginger-garlic dressing, nut-loaf burgers on sprouted buckwheat "bread" (dried in the sun for 10 hours) and spread with "mustard" (ground mustard seed and horseradish) and "ketchup" (fresh and sun-dried tomatoes, dates, basil, garlic ginger and onion).

Twenty, 3rd instar larvae of C. pipiens were placed in each cup and suitable amount of larval food was added (ground dried bread: dried Brewer's yeast as 2 1).

If the bread dries out, it will get stale instead of moldy.