Sentence examples for lodge bread from inspiring English sources

Witness two of the newest bakeries, Lodge Bread in Culver City and Seed Bakery in Pasadena.

At Lodge Bread, the 940-square-foot shop is built around a giant Bassanina steam-injection deck oven that takes up most of the space.

"Actually," says Phaneuf, looking around Lodge Bread now — all 940 square feet of it — "this baking space is smaller than the carport".

Lodge Bread is the project of Or Amsalam, Alexander Phaneuf and Alan Craig, all of whom met when they were working at Goldie's, a farm-to-table restaurant on 3rd Street.

You will not find country white loaves or baguettes at Lodge Bread, but rather whole-grain, long-fermented, high-hydration loaves that are baked very dark — so dark that Phaneuf says that some customers unfamiliar with the more European technique of baking high-moisture loaves until they have a thick, brown crust, complain that they're burnt.

After the swelling goes down you can cut back on the mouth rinsing, although due to the fact that food may become lodged within the piercing rinsing after eating food that may get lodged (breads, stringy meats, etc) is a good idea.

It serves only as habitation for a limited group of persons, who lodge in the little rooms, cook their bread in the oven . . .

When the ranch bell rings for dinner, some two dozen guests troop from the cabins through the frigid dusk to the main lodge, where we quietly feast on stew, corn bread and salad.

They subsisted solely on bread rolls at times, often camped out, and sometimes did not pay their lodging bills.

He lodged in the Phi Delta Theta international fraternity house and subsisted mostly on wild berries, leftover bread from the cafeteria and free milk.

At the height of the Terror, he still lodged with a respectable working-class family, the Duplays, who made sure that there was white bread and jam for their beloved boarder, and oranges to aid his digestion.