But no: It was brown butter, complete with all the not-quite-burnt particles that many people would discard, and it was delicious.
Soon along the sheltered east side one was struck by the sweet smell of the island air, quite untainted by burnt petrol; small birds and insects were abundant.
I'm quite glad the original burnt because it wasn't very well made.
There was quite a bit of brown burnt into it, too, and there were bullet-holes.
Brick chips, produced from burnt clay, are quite common in Bangladesh and other countries of the south-east region of Asia and have been used as coarse aggregate for many years.
"Where it hasn't quite become the phoenix or the burnt char.
Wasn't quite expecting a Daily Mail columnist burnt in effigy or anything, but when bands bounce back from a tragedy as heavy as that which befell Boyzone, you at least anticipate a weepie or two on the cards.
Since Bromley and his team started doing research on eastern Burma 2 years ago, the number of villages burnt and destroyed has "fallen quite significantly.
But like the image of Virgin Mary appearing on a piece of burnt toast, this miracle isn't quite what it seems.
But like the image of the Virgin Mary appearing on a piece of burnt toast, this miracle isn't quite what it seems.
