Sentence examples for some bread with from inspiring English sources

Get some bread with that and mop and mop and mop.

The way it's often described is if you imagine some bread with raisins in it that you're baking in the oven and as you heat it, it expands.

Outside a soup kitchen opposite Catania station run by the Catholic charity Carita, Teame Habte, 20, from Eritrea, is munching on some bread with some friends, who give their ages as 15 and 16.

Great programme, i will be trying to find fresh yeast and baking some bread with my kids this weekend!

I take potato waffles and grill them, not fry them, and put them on some bread with some salad.

The tents weren't fully constructed, garbage was everywhere, there were apparently sharks off the coast, and, among other things, the exquisite culinary experience they were promised turned out to be a salad and some bread with cheese thrown on top.

This tasty soup can be enjoyed on its own, or served with some bread or sprinkled with Feta cheese.

After coming home from the gym, have some Lunch, maybe that new/old advert Quorn, or even have some corn yourself, maybe have some brown bread with butter or corn with brown bread with soup?

Or serve them with some grilled bread, with or without a milky burrata or mozzarella.

Slice it thinly, stack it onto some good bread with a smear of mustard and a gloss of mayonnaise, and last night's London broil becomes today's deluxe lunch — no recipe required.

"It works in so many different contexts, sweet and savoury," says Ottolenghi. "Its creamy, smooth nuttiness makes it as wonderful drizzled over a bowl of vanilla ice-cream or on some banana bread, with a small cube of honeycomb, as it is in a huge number of savoury dishes".