Sentence examples for cut a loaf from inspiring English sources

Cut a loaf of day-old French bread into cubes.

Cut a loaf of bread in thirds and split it down the middle.

Some volunteers did innocuous things: (1) hammering an imaginary nail on a block of wood, (2) using a rock to smash a (rubber) nut, (3) using a spray bottle to mist an imaginary plant, (4) using a rubber knife to cut a (cardboard) loaf of bread, and (5) smacking a hand broom against a table to shake out dust.

Inspired by his nice appliances and working gas stove, he has decided to tackle cooking, even though, during an early attempt, he cut a crusty loaf of bread with a dull knife and sliced his index finger so badly it required stitches.

If you want to spread butter on un-sliced loaf of bread, you can remove the crust, spread the butter ONTO THE LOAF and then cut a slice from the loaf.

Taking to the sweet potato in Guardian Australia's kitchen, Bonnie observed it was harder to cut than a loaf of bread – "Much harder".

Oddly presented sautéed foie gras seemed cut from a loaf, although fruity balsamico and blackberries beautifully enhanced the earthy flavor or the liver.

Cut open a loaf and check for doneness.

You'll want to choose a long knife to ensure that it can easily cut through a loaf of bread or cake.[2].

Heat the oven to 200C (180C fan-assisted)/390F/gas mark 6, brush the top of the loaf with milk, and cut a 1cm-deep slash along the centre.

He's a doctrinaire liberal who's always willing to cut a deal and grab for half the loaf.