Sentence examples for first baked from inspiring English sources

The highly fashionable flake-fest that is Portugal's iconic pastel de nata was first baked some time before the 18th century at Jerónimos Monastery in Santa Maria de Belém (Bethlehem), just outside Lisbon.

Fashioned to be wider, to accommodate generous and equitable slices from a loaf, the bread was first baked by John Gendusa at the request of the New Orleans restaurateurs Bennie and Clovis Martin.

Sides include a crunchy sweet-sour coleslaw, with an autumnal hit of apple, a nutty bowl of baked beans still retaining their bite and, best of all, sticky mash made from potatoes first baked in their jackets.

After spin-on, the precursor film was first baked on hotplate at 60°C in air for 5 min. Then, an embossing process was carried out at room temperature under a pressure of 9 Mpa for 15 min using a silicon template, which has a grating 500 nm lines/spaces.

The most famous of these is "Gyeongju bread" or "Hwangnam bread", a red-bean pastry first baked in 1939 and now sold throughout the country.

Bread advertised as "fresh, baked today and sold today" included one product from Ireland first baked months earlier.

These feel like little more than thought bubbles, not so much half-baked as quarter or tenth baked.

In 1943-45, John studied botany at Nottingham University; as an undergraduate during the second world war, he had to complete his degree in two years and he described himself as only two-thirds baked as a result.

"In the very first Bake Off, nobody knew what they were letting themselves in for.

Edd Kimber, winner of the first Bake Off, also has his own version – calling them "fauxnuts".

Then marinade the lamb ready for the barbecue, make the herb dressing and give the potatoes their first bake.