Sentence examples for bread started from inspiring English sources

Project Bread started its annual Walk for Hunger in the Boston Common on Sunday, May 6.

But the technique of a long-risen, low-yeast bread started with Field, and she's still the master of that and biga, the "almost natural yeast" that's an easy and essential sourdough starter.

Sprinkle the remaining caster sugar evenly over the brioche pieces and grill for two to three minutes, until the sugar has caramelised and the bread started to go crisp.

When asked by defence QC Ian Duguid what he had noted in his notebook of the conversation with Ms Ahmed, PC Bird replied: "She said 'Feeding Inaya bread started choking.

She presents Hidden Killers: The Victorian Home, on Tuesday 10 December at 21 00 GMT on BBC 4. When basic staples like bread started to be produced cheaply and in large quantities for the new city dwellers, Victorian manufacturers seized on the opportunity to maximise profit by switching ingredients for cheaper substitutes that would add weight and bulk.

2. Stir in bread and allow to sit five minutes, until bread starts to soak up mixture.

When foamy, tip in the breadcrumbs and stir for about 3 minutes, or until the bread starts to crisp.

From the first bite the pambazo's fragile bread starts to disintegrate, and by the end we're usually scooping up the heavy mess with our fingers.

Then, raw corn and wheat bread start the palate just before a burst of charred marshmallow.

MR: Well, if the banana bread starts piling up and you need a home for it, you just call me.

As soon as the bread starts coming together in the bowl, you should stop adding water.