Sentence examples for cracked bread from inspiring English sources

She pointed at a glass case under the window: a cracked bread trough, an eagle-shaped medal coated with psoriatic rust; a letter whose cursive was melting into bluish waves.

"If you can crack bread, it's like the holy grail," Stamp told her. "I used to love to bake bread," he says.

This makes it clear that Rose Levy Beranbaum, who is known for getting to the bottom of any technical culinary matter, means to crack the bread problem wide open.

— Native New Yawker, NYC In San Francisco, cracked crab, sourdough bread to tear apart and a bottle of white wine.

The house loaf is the nutty malt, a rough brown bread with cracked wheat, which was the first bread baked by Janet Henderson when the shop opened in 1962.

Another section explores porridge, and cracked and flaked grain breads.

A faction that includes Kadri Jamil, a Russian-educated, socialist former professor who was appointed deputy prime minister in charge of the economy in a shake-up last year, hopes Syria can weather the storm by raising wages, tightening price controls on subsidized goods like bread, cracking down on black-market currency traders and even ceasing government trade in dollars and euros.

Besides what's already been mentioned here, what can (and can't) the food processor do?It can make flour from softer grains, like rice and rolled oats, but it cannot make flour from wheat or rye.(It can make what you'd call "meal" -- a whole-grain addition to bread -- or cracked wheat, for example, which cooks far more quickly than wheat berries).

Actually, they are fecund, vulva-like forms fired in such a way that the tops have cracked and gone all crispy like bread.

We had cured ham with clothbound aged Cheddar from Hawthorne Valley Farm (about which more in a moment) and mustard; and thinly sliced radishes on good bread with butter and cracked pepper and Maldon salt.

One is the basket of housemade breads hot from the oven: addictive garlic sticks crusted with Parmesan, an herb loaf swirled with rosemary, cracked black pepper and olive oil, and ordinary Italian bread that was far from ordinary.