Sentence examples for toasted from inspiring English sources

At the bakery we fill these scones with marmalade and clotted cream or serve them toasted with butter.

What you produce with this recipe will be subtly different from what a restaurant might serve (the pancakes will take on a lightly toasted colour for example).

Back within the well-shuttered Carrera and gathering in its imposing reception area sheathed in black glass, Pinochet's many moneyed supporters toasted him with champagne, and his three fellow members of the junta from the navy, air force and gendarmerie.

"He toasted us and he simply said, 'May God forgive you,' which brought the house down.

Greasily indulgent and perfect as a quick lunch on the go, by far the best is the primero, with toasted serrano ham, oregano and olive oil.

Mix soy sauce, chinkiang vinegar, sugar, chilli oil (lots) and a teaspoon of toasted sesame oil to dress raw cucumber, broad beans or western salads.

Then add the coconut and salt, and stir until golden and lightly toasted.

Eat them plain, toasted or as part of a sandwich filled with cream cheese, organic Scottish salmon, avocado, sprouts and more.

Place two toasted muffin halves on each plate.

But while the list will be toasted in Spain and Italy, the complete absence of any restaurants from France in its top 10 is likely to ensure that Gallic knives remain out after a number of top French chefs including Joël Robuchon and Georges Blanc signed an online petition criticising the 50 Best on a number of grounds.

As MP for Bexley, Bexley Sidcup and Old Bexley and Sidcup from 1950 - when his majority had been smaller than the number of votes which Mr Job, the Communist party candidate, took off Labour (he often toasted Mr Job) - Heath kept a good agent who looked after constituents' needs, and he did not outstay his welcome among local loyalists until close to the end.