Sentence examples for soil bread from inspiring English sources

GC olfactometry analysis of the SPE extracts yielded a total of 20 aromatic regions in the chromatogram, which were described with a range of terms, including cabbage, cheesy, vinegar, Brie, mushroom, soil, bread, onions, balsamic, cucumber, green, vegetable, cooked potato, floral, synthetic, rubbery, woody, smoky, strawberry, caramel, candyfloss, and rose petals.

It was not a meal but an event: in a setting that resembled the sort of greenhouse Chanel might design — elegant wire chandelier, leaf wallpaper, rose accents — my tasting menu included goat cheese lollipops, edible "soil" of chocolate and bread crumbs, and crayfish soup in an eggshell, served on a nest of shredded potatoes.

Dense bread, muesli like a clay soil, thick vegetarian stews, lots of sprouted things and all served on thick brown crockery as hefty as flowerpots.

' Frontana': 1945, Brazilian bread wheat cultivar tolerant of soil acidity.

In England, where the importation of raw produce is so greatly needed, the sole proprietorship of the soil by the powerful aristocracy not only makes bread dear, but prevents the improvement of agriculture.

Diagnostic products based on enzymatic reactions, farm silos for silage fermentations, bread pans with fermenting yeast, and the soil in a Kansas wheat field may also be viewed as bioreactors.

For now he has filled recycled breadbaskets with soil and is growing tomatoes and herbs destined for breads and pizzas.

But wheat from good soil gives a more 'animated' flavor, especially in fresh-baked bread".

This region is the bread basket of China where the fertile and productive Mollisol soil is primarily distributed.

A major portion of Na+ exclusion (>98%) in bread wheat is accomplished by restricting net Na+ uptake at the soil-root interface and net xylem loading in roots [ 2], yet a number of channels and transporters facilitate Na+ influx when Na+ concentration is high in the soil solution [ 5- 8].

This seed, planted in American soil, under an American sun, sprouted and flourished, fields of wheat, milled to grain, the daily bread.