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Sometimes a small amount of salt and bread is placed on the knees of the bride.
As soon as diners are seated, a steaming-hot round of bread is placed on that stand.
After Hansel and Gretel shove the witch into the oven and watch her flail inside, the charred body (now baked into bread) is placed on the table.
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A piece of soap, taken for cheese, is placed on bread and also is consumed.
Bread pans containing unbaked dough pieces are placed on the shelves before the rack is pushed mechanically or manually into the oven.
Mr. Wood knows how to whet an appetite: As multigrain rolls were being placed on bread plates and the little covered butter dish was being set next to the salt shaker and pepper grinder, the amuse-bouches arrived -- tiny ovals of crisped "raison" bread mounded with a pâté of duck and chicken liver and foie gras and topped with a bauble of fruit compote, strawberry one week, raspberry on another.
And apparently, in the case of Bunnings sausages, that line corresponds exactly to where the onions are placed on the bread.
Special bread dolls, candies and even small boats are placed on the graves to help relatives in the afterlife.
Once the priest has administered Holy Communion to his assistants, the people then file up to the altar, row by row, receiving the bread first (which is placed in their hands or on their tongues by the priest, deacon, or eucharistic minister) and the chalice of wine, if offered, second.
A small piece of agar will suffice, or the eggs may even be collected from the bread on which the food is placed.
The food was placed successively on cotton, sponge rubber, cloth, crackers, and in jars with wicks, but was found to require less attention when merely placed on a slice of bread in a petri dish.
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