Sentence examples for maize bread from inspiring English sources

The follow-up, Soweto, was another breakthrough – introducing many in the west to African pop in general and, in particular, the 70s sound of mbaqanga (Zulu for maize bread) the uptempo dance music that, with its roots in the country, appealed to migrant workers in South Africa.

Cry9C (as either the intact protein or fragments that retained binding epitope) was detected in maize bread, muffins, and polenta at levels that were 13%, 5%, and 3%, respectively, of that found in whole grain (de Luis et al., 2009).

Crumb hardness values of maize breads were reduced by xanthan addition.

HPMC had a positive linear effect on volume of teff and maize breads and a negative linear effect on this parameter in rice breads, while the volume of buckwheat bread did not change.

From corn bread and tortilla chips to corn on the cob and corn chowder, maize is a great American staple that can be found in practically every dish.

In this review we firstly summarized the present knowledge on the use of M. oleifera as a food fortificant in amala (stiff dough), ogi (maize gruel), bread, biscuits, yoghurt, cheese and in making soups.

Working my way along the many street vendors, I tried shaved ice slush puppies, pots of chopped pineapple, arepas (maize flat bread) toasted over hot coals and barbecued corn on the cob.

Subsequent price volatility and peaks put huge pressure on millions of people, many of whom already spent half or more of their incomes and labour effort on getting enough rice, maize or bread.

Prior to the programme, the diet of children in the village consisted mainly of maize porridge, bread and rice.

Using food purchasing data collected from over 13,000 households, the Kenya Integrated Household Budget Survey indicated that cereals (namely maize) and breads are now the most important food groups [ 110].

HPMC addition reduced crumb hardness of teff, buckwheat, maize and rice bread.