Sentence examples for wheat loaf from inspiring English sources

Not quite as easy, however, as the peasant wheat loaf in Mr. Van Over's "The Best Bread Ever," one of 15 recipes in this book calling for natural starters.

Prices: ciabatta, $1.99; semolina snail (a large spiral dusted with sesame seeds), $2.49; whole wheat loaf, $1.79; muffins and large brownies, $1.49; pies, $5.99 to $8.99; Thanksgiving pies, $5.99 to $8.99, all at Fairway markets in Manhattan Brooklynn; Plainview, N.Y.; and Paramus, N.J.

It's a 12-grain whole wheat loaf next to Wonderbread.

The flavored loaves are $5 each at the shop, 20-04 Utopia Parkway, where an array of ciabatta, Tuscan-style breads, whole wheat loaves and country breads is also sold.

For the competition, he produced more than 200 baked goods in 13 hours (baguettes, whole wheat loaves, croissants and small cakes among them) with each piece meeting precise standards of size, weight and quality.

Not social or political ferment but the yeast-driven ferment of blocklong bakeries working around the clock to turn out dinner rolls, whole wheat loaves, rye bread and hot dog buns, all borne by boxy trucks to every corner of the city.

In Telekleides' Amphictyons barley loaves fight with wheat loaves for the honour of being eaten by men.

Opting against hearth-baked beauties that ran $4 and up, I grabbed a stone-ground whole-wheat loaf from the bottom row for about $3.

To get those flavors out there, they have contracted with Orwasher's bakery to make a whole-wheat loaf and with the Ravioli Store to make fresh buckwheat soba, emmer-wheat and spelt pasta; they recently started selling bean spreads.

Readers loved the last no-knead bread recipe I published, a focaccia from Zoë François and Jeff Hertzberg of "Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day" fame, so I decided that was the route I wanted to go for a crusty, whole-wheat loaf.

Antique is the opposite of a yuppie hangout: no tables to linger at, no organic whole-wheat loaves with currants and hazelnuts, no cappuccino.