The sentence "Make some bread" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Mom asked me to make some bread for dinner tonight."
(Quickie novelizations were a nice way for horror and science-fiction writers to make some bread; based on original screenplays, these adaptations often contained scenes that had been omitted from the final cut, making them proto- DVD extras" of your favorite film).
But remember to use it the next day!! Make some bread.
If your soda bread has passed its peak, use it to make some bread pudding; the best bread pudding is made with slightly-stale bread.
Orders like the Passionist Nuns of Ellisville, Missouri, reportedly buy enough from Cavanagh to supply the parishes they work with, but they still make some breads as spiritual work on the side.
Have the owners stopped arguing long enough to make some real bread?
"I always have to use them for a while first, make some banana bread in them, before I let them go," he said.
When Scott Kluger quit his job as a financial analyst in New York, he returned to his hometown of West Hartford looking to make some real bread.
Even Jack Kirby, churning out obscene amounts of comic pages in order to make some extra bread.
But just look at me now: childless and alone, all of my dreams crippled by a repulsion towards the idea of actually ever opening a law book, as well as my utter refusal to wake up before 7AM, especially to make some fucking bread.
Check out this link to make some delicious bread stuffing.
She put the stone hand on her desk and went into the kitchen to make herself some bread and cheese.
