The macarons, croissants, and loaves upon loaves of freshly baked bread?
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Brush the loaves with olive oil and make 4 diagonal cuts on the top of the loaves.
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I set the loaves on the counter and scrounge around my parents' basement for airtight containers and clean cloth to soak and wrap the loaves.
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I can't really think of any type of bread I don't like: crackers, cakes, cookies, loaves, dense multi-grains, crusty loaves, airy whites—all things baked.
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Sometimes people can only buy a few loaves of bread.
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Each afternoon, Edwards loaded us up with loaves to donate.
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Modern Love The two loaves of bread caught my eye.
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DIAGONAL, Iowa — Amy Klobuchar was holding two loaves of bread.
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These are the molds that olivia makes her loaves of cheese.
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Loaves of bread are still on the counter in the kitchen.
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Like a mirror to the one that had carried the loaves.
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Hundreds of shelves that used to stack loaves are all empty.
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There stood an escaped cow licking all of the bread loaves.
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She worked the afternoon shift, packing loaves of bread into bags.
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A few coffee beans, croissants, loaves of bread, and some yogurt.
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That's the equivalent of selling more loaves, but earning less money.
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Smear the insides of both loaves of bread with the mayo.
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There are loaves infused with the flavors of Japan and China.
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IDOMENI, Greece (Reuters) - Each day, Demetrios Zois buys two loaves of bread.
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Cutest damn thing ever ever ever watching the stumpy loaves run everywhere.
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In the end, "The Black Presidency" possesses a loaves-and-fishes quality.
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We think of poetry, flowers, loaves of bread and jugs of wine.
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The bot mixes, kneads, rolls out, and bakes fresh loaves of bread.
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I grab one of the loaves of banana bread to give him.
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As the loaves bake, Calvert tells me what's on sale at Pollen.
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The reason the loaves are so dark is down to the fermentation.
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This would have been incorporated into the dough to produce better loaves.
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The government then sells loaves to the masses at sub-market prices.
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Let other Jews multiply loaves and fishes and turn water into wine.
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Finely split loaves of bread and tiny tubes of toothpaste are irresistible.
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Recipes for sourdough loaves abound, each seemingly more complicated than the last.
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We managed to get a few loaves of bread and some doughnuts.
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We also ate unbuttered slices of just-cooled loaves along the way.
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The pan has nine molds for mini loaves of whatever you're baking.
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Mobile phones are banned, so people hide SIM cards in loaves of bread.
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The item is Direwolf Loaves, which you can catch a glimpse of below.
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According to Deliveroo, the loaves are made from wholewheat cornbread with orange zest.
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Regala bakery produces 222,22.5 loaves a day, equivalent to 230 tons of flour.
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Loaves of sourdough from the "Modernist Bread" authors, Francisco Migoya and Nathan Myhrvold.
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All they had, in fact, was five loaves of bread and two fish.
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I also ate some of the test loaves, and frankly they were amazing.
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Have patience, your first loaves won't be perfect, but they will be delicious.
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Some European bakeries pump an additive known as 153 Carbon Black into their loaves.
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The reality of the Obama era, for progressives, is a series of half loaves.
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If a community member takes two loaves of bread, I'm not worried about that.
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Egyptians buy up to five loaves a day for a tenth of their cost.
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Employees expertly portioned out dough, rolled globs of it into breadsticks, buns, and loaves.
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At its height Zimbabweans were buying loaves of bread with Z$22016 trillion notes.
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Despite its racks on racks of rising sourdough loaves, it's not a bread oven.
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The wholesale retailer has a wide variety of loaves of bread and cold cuts.
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I went to bread camp to take my sourdough loaves to the next level.
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John started off selling loaves of bread but quickly expanded to cakes and cookies.
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He got four loaves, I got a croissant and we both left the shop.
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After baking in a stone hearth oven for an hour, the loaves were done.
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The loaves may collapse if the gases dissipate before the proper temperature is reached.
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A woman known for her fresh bread had brought some loaves as a gift.
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Her mother baked bread for the nearby seminary, and Ms. Hussaini would deliver loaves.
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"Will 20 loaves be enough for all 60 of us tonight," some Jews worry.
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The miracle of feeding the 5,000 with five loaves and two fishes mystified me.
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Overhead would be minimal because every morning you could multiply some loaves and fishes.
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Even as the chain quickly ramped up production to make 20,000 loaves of dragon fruit bread a day, ABC Bakery told Dantri International News last week that it had been forced to limit customers to only buying five loaves at a time.
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For groceries, I could afford only eggs and ninety-nine cent loaves of white bread.
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But that doesn't mean you should just start eating loaves of bread all the time.
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The loaves rest in a small electric oven, ensuring that they stay warm and crusty.
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Eventually you turn out enough loaves that you're designing wearable technology and self-driving cars.
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As she scores the next batch of five-seed loaves, Calvert says flavour is paramount.
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In other words, we're going to need to make — and sell — a lot more loaves.
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For the six kids and our au pair, I make two loaves of bread worth.
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I left there with two loaves of delicious homemade sourdough bread with olives in it!
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Are nigella seeds embedded in the dimpled, golden crusts of the oval loaves of barbari?
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Its fresh loaves were fragrant and gorgeous but also cost over four dollars a pop.
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However, there are several reports of the machine "walking" across countertops when kneading large loaves.
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The bread, too, is baked in the same bakery that provided loaves to the restaurant.
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For Mobile Loaves & Fishes, it starts with seeing the homeless as members of the community.
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Regulars come for the Pain de Campagne and loaves made of spelt and ancient grains.
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Deliveroo will start delivering the direwolf loaves to Londoners for £1 each on Monday, July 17.
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The loaves will be available for a limited time only, so get them while they're hot.
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His pool is littered with foam noodles, toys, and other junk — even soggy loaves of bread.
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At the time, Zimbabweans were buying loaves of bread with wads of Z$100 trillion notes.
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Elena and Valentina form loaves of bread and prepare baskets for the final phase of leavening.
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Blanco's past film appearances have included movies like Bermuda Tentacles and Fishes N' Loaves: Heaven Sent.
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That's enough to hold dough for up to nine dozen cookies or several loaves of bread.
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Alongside the sourdough and Danish pastries, Hruskova is also making loaves—but with a London stamp.
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"It's beautiful," Mr. Migoya said, as if he hadn't cut into thousands of similarly beautiful loaves.
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Hyperinflation set in and people needed wheelbarrows full of cash just to buy loaves of bread.
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The chain bakes the bread for its famous hoagies daily — so, hopefully, no stale loaves here.
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Hobsons had brewed a new ale, "Old Prickly", and the village bakery supplied spiky loaves of bread.
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Sergeant Bill Moody's unit burned a Porta-John, dried-up MREs, and 500 loaves of moldy bread.
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So I split the difference and created two loaves, topping one with barbecue and one with ketchup.
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Babka, potato loaves, the open crumb of the breads at Tartine: all have been described as voluptuous.
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His community-supported bakery, Barrio Bread, produces 900 loaves a week for people who order it online.
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From April, the store's loaves will all contain at least 3 grams of fibre per 100 grams.
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Bread "holds a special place in my heart" (she keeps different loaves from which to choose).5.
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The week had started just like any other, he said, with supermarket shelves stacked high with loaves.
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The idea was that the loaves would gain tension during this process, but ours ratcheted up instead.
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Fresh loaves are for sale, in case you want to treat the shop like your local boulangerie.
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When Ms. Ramirez has been in the kitchen, there is usually a bin of flat, golden loaves.
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More from Voraciously: I went to bread camp to take my sourdough loaves to the next level.
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In another memorably physical scene, twirling aristocrats at a ball trample loaves of bread under their feet.
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Loaves baked by hand cost more, as bakers need to be paid for their time and labor.
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His sourdough loaves, baked after lengthy proofing, include one with turmeric and another made with flax seed.
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I believed in biblical miracles: stories of walking on water, talking bushes and multiplying loaves of bread.
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The loaves the crumbs came from were thus baked more than 4,000 years before the beginning of agriculture.
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At a Kalasa bakery, people had to wait more than half an hour to receive their flat loaves.
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Their movements are light, precise, and choreographed as they place the loaves into the three-meter deep ovens.
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We pass many bikes and motorbikes on the early-morning roads with loaves sprouting out of their panniers.
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In the spacious area, shoppers will find plenty of freshly baked items from bagels to loaves of bread.
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Choose from an array of loaves, pastries and quiches, then think ahead to a packable lunch of sandwiches.
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Front Burner New silicone baking molds make muffins, loaves and Bundts without the need to grease a pan.
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In the summer months, Mr. Mella's buns and loaves are bought by the locals and a few holidaymakers.
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Imagine having a "National Bread Board" that told bakers how many loaves they could put on the market.
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Over the years, I've tried making it with Very Good Bread and with Italian loaves from the supermarket.
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At a bakery in Khartoum's Al-Riyadh district, some customers waved the smaller loaves, lamenting their reduced size.
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Cashiers swiftly handed off bags filled with fives loaves in exchange for 30,000 Vietnamese dong, or about $1.30.
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Breville BBM800XL Custom Loaf Bread Maker ($299.95): We think this is the best machine for making unique loaves.
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At each meal, they will sell about 500 flat loaves, each for 10 afghanis, or about 15 cents.
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"It's The Great Welsh Bake Off," Charles quipped as he and Camilla were shown how to prepare the loaves.
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Baked goods range from cannoli stuffed with sweetened mascarpone cheese, to hearty loaves of Tuscan and Pugliese-style breads.
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Customers materialize in front of the bakery, extending one pound and leaving shortly after with four loaves of bread.
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BreadBot attempts to automate bread-making in order to bring fresh loaves to massive grocers, like Walmart and Kroger.
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In a 19923 appearance at the Illinois capitol she was accompanied by backers bearing loaves of home-made bread.
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Stilton escapes American quotas, but full "loaves" are taxed at a 12.8% rate, or 17% if they arrive sliced.
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Fifteen years ago, my mom had to mail order me loaves of cardboard dressed up as gluten free bread.
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At the bakery where I worked, everything was made by hand, and I sometimes made 800 loaves per day.
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You expect that, because it's a busier day at the bakery tomorrow, you'll sell 210 loaves then, earning $22.
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We freeze several loaves of bread from the outlet store that our kids pull out for toast and lunches.
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Other students donated some to a neighbor, and Havlisch handed loaves to a home for families with hospitalized children.
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They worry that there aren't enough eggs and milk and loaves of bread for their French toast cook-offs.
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I kept my eyes focused on the loaves in front of me and finally asked which bread he preferred.
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In A.D. 79, a baker in the Roman town of Pompeii placed some loaves of bread in his oven.
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They then selected nine loaves for a human test: five from three local bakeries, one from a supermarket, and three parbaked, meaning mostly baked but not crusted up, in the lab (think of those loaves you can buy at Trader Joe's that are crusty after ten minutes or so in the oven).
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Judith Norell, an owner of Silver Moon Bakery on the Upper West Side, calls these new loaves Russian black bread.
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It comes in three varieties: as heat and serve dinner rolls and mini-baguettes, and in pre-cut sandwich loaves.
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With an estimated 12 million loaves sold in the U.K. daily, bread is an integral part of many Britons' diets.
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Stuffed with two sausage patties, hash brown loaves, and too many eggs, this thing weighs as much as a toddler.
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Once upon a time, bakers churned out delectable loaves and famous actors visited to give performances that delighted the locals.
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The machine features a built-in hopper that holds dry ingredients, like flour and yeast, for up to 100 loaves.
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Plus the loaves are also considered nonperishable, and when stored in an airtight container, they can last over a year.
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We chopped bales of lettuce until our fingers went numb, and cut moldy sections from bread loaves with impressive dexterity.
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It bakes 10 loaves an hour and mixes, forms, proofs and cooks them all on its own, without a human.
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The crackling loaves that I can pick up at the shop around the corner surpass anything I make at home.
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It easily fit two large canvas shopping bags full of food—no squashed loaves of bread or crushed tortilla chips.
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Given time and some basic technique, you can start churning out your own loaves and rolls without too much stress.
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It was once the only site of a large wholesale bakery that made and distributed the loaves all over Lagos.
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Little Eufreaka looked like Eureka's just-surgically-freed conjoined twin, and they bopped about merrily in matching lashes and loaves.
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"Driftloaf Totem (Red &White)" (2017) is a modular vertical column made out of stumpy loaves of bread soaked in plaster.
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When she reaches to lift a tray of sourdough loaves, years of built-up tissue coil protectively around the old wound.
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We also stop by Picnic, the restaurant's fast-casual bakery and sandwich shop, for three loaves of cranberry-walnut bread ($1073).
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Impagliazzo's first supplier was a baker, Carlo Nicoletti, who grew curious about a pensioner buying up to 20 loaves a day.
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They make 300 to 550 loaves of bread each day for all of the LPG Biomarkt stores and ufaFabrik market stalls.
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Or you can fit enough dough for up to four loaves of bread if you need to be a bit healthier.
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And I would eat something more savory and hearty like, you know, involving cheeses and rices and grains, pastas, fishes, loaves.
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The public fears bread prices could be next with bakers shrinking the size of loaves to cope with higher wheat prices.
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When your meat is browned and cooked to your liking, take your hot bulgogi and place it between your loaves. 5.
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Mr. Rohwedder tried to ward that off by holding the loaves together with sterilized hairpins, but the pins kept falling out.
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If you're going to go carb-load, you might as well do so with steaming hot, fresh-from-the-oven loaves.
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This eatery pays so much attention to detail — everything here is house-made, from the loaves of bread to the pastries.
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But most often they're compact loaves, sometimes squat, sometimes flat and many times crowned, their centers cracked in volcanic fault lines.
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We stop at a local bread store for samples and I buy two sourdough loaves because it's BOGO for $8 total.
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Make bread in a bread machine for sandwiches or buy a few store-made loaves and stick them in the freezer.
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My husband is the family bread baker, turning out burnished, crackling sourdough loaves from our Dutch oven on a weekly basis.
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"I make a few sourdough loaves, with the autolyzing, bulk proofing and then final rising steps all hours apart," he said.
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Round out the dessert spread with a few loaves of banana bread, pumpkin bread and Alison Roman's lemony turmeric tea cake.
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Babylone, one of many beers the brewery produces, is based on an ancient Babylonian recipe that called for loaves of bread.
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Its cavernous chest will soon be home to a chicken-stuffed duck or shredded loaves of bread tossed with more turkey.
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Many loaves of bread, such as Joy Wilson's Overnight Dutch Oven Bread, need to be slashed at the top before baking.
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Alan Graham, the founder and CEO of Mobile Loaves & Fishes, points to the community's rules as the key to its success.
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This note accompanies that last one: "This may be the only map that has loaves of sliced bread as border decoration."
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I've baked a lot of bread over the years, from basic Irma Rombauer white loaves to Tassajara sponge whole-wheat sourdoughs.
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There were no specifications on what she should contribute, so Smith baked 15 loaves of sourdough and stacked them into towers.
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He uncovers gems like the time Harithas got in a fist fight with Chicano muralist Leo Tanguma on a loading dock, the weed stash Julian Schnabel kept in a museum electrical closet, and the time the CAM air conditioning failed, turning Antoni Miralda's 1977 installation of 4,000 loaves a bread into drunken food fight, with loaves launched like footballs.
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She would drop loaves off at other homes, put them in mailboxes, and bring them to work with her, her daughter recalled.
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It then exploded during the postwar period, when family-friendly "packaged meat loaves" like bologna became the shining star of industrialized farming.
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I make two loaves of chocolate-chip banana bread, and make myself a quesadilla for lunch while watching old Will & Grace reruns.
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You rarely travel as a family; when you do, you pack loaves of bread and jars of sun butter in your suitcase.
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Into the loaves he tucks classic cold cuts like thit nguoi, cured pork interleaved with fat, which the menu calls Vietnamese salami.
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Rows of fresh loaves, flour-dusted staff plying their dough, and that go-weak-at-the-knees waft of freshly baked bread.
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"Insect pests currently consume the equivalent of 1 out of every 12 loaves of bread (before it ever gets made)," he said.
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Zihesa Long and Tayrael Perryman were there, happy to find what they had come for: three extra-long loaves of Sunbeam bread.
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Zihesa Long and Tayrael Perryman were there, happy to find what they had come for — three extra-long loaves of Sunbeam bread.
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" For others at his machine shop, he said, "It's a couple gallons of milk and loaves of bread to feed their kids.
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The feed is filled with pictures of pickled jalapeños, loaves of marbled rye, cardamom shortbread, pistachio jaggery brittle, bourbon balls and brownies.
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When Gormley made his bread bed, he didn't cut the shape of his body out of the loaves — he used his teeth.
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"I always bought Poilâne loaves [a type of sourdough], to which I'm devoted, because we didn't have a bakery then," says Lee.
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Samples from the lunches, consisting of processed cheese cubes, dry sesame paste bars and loaves of bread, were being analyzed, they added.
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Tesco also plans to increase its alternatives to traditional loaves and grow its regional bakery ranges in partnership with small local suppliers.
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After picking up loaves from a local bakery, she was driving up the mountain, from R.V. to R.V., to drop them off.
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In excavations some two millenniums later, the loaves finally came out of the oven — carbonized, but with their shape and texture intact.
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The Damascus government subsidizes bread for the areas it controls ensuring the supply of flat loaves that are a staple for Syrian people.
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Great British Bake Off may be a show about warm loaves and sticky buns, but we all know where its appeal comes from.
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The Martha & Marley Spoon box is shipping out loaves of bread and fresh vegetables that you'll have to dice, saute and bake yourself.
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As partial compensation, babka freezes beautifully, so most recipes yield two loaves: one for now, and one to defrost for your next brunch.
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I recommend getting one of the long loaves sliced fresh by a large man behind a counter, but pre-sliced is OK, too.
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The loaves that you find at the artisan bakeries around here are still golden brown, not this mahogany color that yours reach. Definitely.
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The other, El Pana, an outlandish matador who approached the ring in a horse-drawn carriage carrying loaves of bread for the crowd.
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Over the course of 863 years, he has braided a thousand loaves of challah and taught dozens of children to bake cookies here.
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A sixth sense alerts me anytime I veer within a three-block radius of a bakery offering tangy country loaves with mahogany crusts.
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The food seemed to multiply, as in the parable of the loaves and the fishes; however much I ate, I couldn't finish it.
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Most, perhaps at the advice of their consultants and pollsters, have chosen to traffic in the familiar rhetoric of half-loaves and compromise.
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In its review of the best bread machines, "Cook&aposs Illustrated" recommends making your loaves by hand and popping them in the oven.
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On April 19913, 21991, Ray had escaped from the Missouri State Penitentiary by hiding under the loaves in a large bread-delivery box.
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We must say that the baked treats look amazing, but we wonder if these revamped loaves would get the Arya Stark seal of approval.
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The photos in the $625 labor of loaves, Modernist Bread, range from cross-sections of rising sourdough to artful, side-lit layers of injera.
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The scheme provides each family with a plastic card allowing them to buy five small flat loaves of bread per family member a day.
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One bushel of wheat will make an average of 70 loaves of bread, said Suderman, with the national average price per bushel at $4.32.
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San Francisco, land of unrestrained tech wealth and the attendant hoodies and $29 loaves of bread, just said whoa whoa whoa to delivery robots.
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"If you are a baker and can't get your loaves into the supermarket, your business is destined to forever remain small-scale," he said.
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Well, we have to say, Hawkey's real life Direwolf Loaves look very impressive and much more like Hot Pie's improved creation from season four.
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Growing up in Spain as the son of a florist, Mr Magdalena's ability to nurture wildlife was his "miracle of the loaves and fishes".
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The machine remembers this time and adjusts the amount of water it adds to the following loaves to optimize them for quicker roll out.
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They roast a cannabis-infused chicken, bake a few doughy loaves of challah, and cap off the feast with candle rig dabs for dessert.
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When the 20-percent rye loaves are done, Calvert and Kelly take them out of the ovens on boards, transferring to a cooling rack.
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The number of loaves we sell each night fluctuates between 45 and 75 now, but the menu has remained unchanged after all these years.
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They imagine bowls of lentils and pans of scorched tofu, stretched loaves-and-fishes style to feed a houseful of hippies, dropouts, and dreamers.
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When we leave to attend a fund-raising concert for Syrian refugees at a local church, the loaves are still next to the stove.
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Mr. Shvartzapel began by making small batches of panettone, sometimes using other people's kitchens, wrapping up the loaves at his apartment in Healdsburg, Calif.
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Perfect for smaller households, this mini bread maker from the Japanese manufacturer Zojirushi is an eight-program machine that pumps out one-pound loaves.
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An improved effort was "sitting proud," which could have described us when all of the loaves headed to the refrigerator for an overnight rise.
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I like the shape of Pullman loaves, because they are tall and narrow and provide extra support for the gluten-free doughs to rise.
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The cheesy bread or pain au fromage includes two loaves for $11, and the dish is ready to serve in only 14-16 minutes.
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When complete, Mobile Loaves and Fishes believes it will be able to provide permanent homes for approximately 40% of the chronically homeless in Austin.
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The flour, yeast and salt must also be shipped in and, finally, the finished loaves are delivered to stores -- all in trucks powered by petrol.
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This 5-quart Artisan KitchenAid mixer has a stainless steel bowl that can make nine dozen cookies or four loaves of bread in one batch.
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I tried using the big, long loaves when we started, but you have to have the right way to store them because they're 28 inches.
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Nowadays, you can get models with delay starts—perfect for waking up to a fresh loaf—and even some that make multiple sizes of loaves.
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I made enough of Gwenyth Paltrow's sweet potato tacos to feed a small army, and also baked up one of Heidi Swanson's rosemary chocolate loaves.
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Each home costs on average anywhere from $25,000 to $40,000 to build, Thomas Aitchison, the communications director for Mobile Loaves and Fishes, told Business Insider.
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I make a variety of loaves — multigrain, whole wheat, rye — and use the no-knead recipe from Sullivan Street Bakery, but I've adapted it slightly.
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Warm them for 10 minutes in a 300-degree oven before serving: Manresa Bread, starting at $40 for four loaves with two-day shipping, manresabread.com.
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The history of bread has been ugly at times, and the wedge loaves of Pompeii, according to Mr. Migoya and Mr. Myhrvold, weren't exactly delicious.
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The prohibited loaves of bread were swept off the shelves into a basket that the officials said would be distributed to hospitals, charities and orphanages.
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Newly discovered chemical antioxidants slowed the bread's fermentation and the development of plastic polymers allowed loaves to stay fresh even longer as they were transported.
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In the story, Jesus took the food, gave thanks, broke the loaves and handed the pieces to the disciples, who handed them to the people.
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As for what Bacari was selling ... stuff like avocados, tomatoes, loaves of bread, shredded cheese, lettuce, chicken and other meat -- all for pretty reasonable prices.
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He usually settles for the prepackaged loaves at the supermarket because he does not have time to go out of his way to a bakery.
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It sells 22018 of the loaves a week and donates others to a food pantry, said Karen Colberg, a chief executive at King Arthur Flour.
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The company began with 250 employees and 21928 trucks that delivered four products: loaves of white bread in two sizes, rye bread and toasted bread.
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It's like how Jesus fed 22,218 people with five loaves of bread and two fish, except now it's Cher transforming 22017 characters into entire essays.
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People will be pushing relegation points around in wheelbarrows, desperately trying to trade them in for some tinned meat or a couple of loaves of bread.
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She came upstairs carrying food for the guests — a pair of poundcakes, loaves of bread and bottles of soda — and apologized for not having homemade treats.
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Swipe through a bunch of used bookcases, blenders, and couches and you might soon come across something truly eye-catching, like this pair of bread loaves.
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But while the rest of the PS-obsessed are busy buttering their pumpkin loaves, we'll be throwing it back with an OG seasonal classic: banana bread.
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"God is angry at us for using so much wood so he sent us this drought," she said, wrapping up loaves of bread in yellowing paper.
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We're supposed to buy that the home game conflict this season is between Sansa Stark's pampered traditionalism and Jon Snow's peacenik "loaves and fishes" Jesus-isms.
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Even when the Rabbi fed the 5,000 through the miracle of the loaves and fishes, he hardly made a dent in the "deep problems" of poverty.
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Crispbread should be crispy, so taking care to work it gently will prevent from activating too much gluten, which makes for sticky dough and chewy loaves.
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Many were fixed in place along with the paraphernalia of their daily lives, including items as diverse as cult artifacts, loaves of bread and rude graffiti.
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So they bought milk, eggs, loaves of bread, and hunkered down for the weekend, joined by Kris's younger sister, Miesha Jolly, 36, and Miesha's three children.
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The variety of expensive goods she was buried with—a large wig made of human hair, loaves of bread, jewelry, toiletries, clothing—attests to her importance.
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I made mini banana bread loaves, which would typically fill one full-sized loaf pan, and it filled each of the nine molds above their tops.
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I tried halving a recipe to make more reasonably-sized loaves, but the bread didn&apost come out as delicious and was a little too small.
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And these days, there are countless bakeries making good bread — crisp baguettes, Pullman and rye loaves, nutty whole wheat or sourdough boules, elegant brioche or challah.
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But the quality of breads available in American bakeries has improved exponentially, and the artisanal handmade loaves, rolls and buns are surely worth the extra charge.
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The representative also confirmed to MUNCHIES that the bread will be sold in three varieties: heat-and-serve dinner rolls, mini-baguettes, and pre-cut sandwich loaves.
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For a start, to make loaves on an industrial scale, you'll need powerful milling and kneading machines and a huge oven, heated to 230°C or more.
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More expensive packaged bread would mean that the loaves that actually taste good — made with nothing except good wheat, water, and salt — would become a relative bargain.
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This is a party, in many ways, that has built its majority upon a contempt for the compromises, quarter-loaves, and tough trade-offs that governing entails.
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Some of the food is free: handouts from a diner, thanks to a friend who works there, or loaves from a van run by a church charity.
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The disciples hadn't understood the constant stream of miracles -- including the multiplication of the fish and loaves -- was telling them all they needed to know about Jesus.
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A grim thought occurred to me as June pushes her cart around "Loaves and Fishes," the Gilead supermarket chain named for Jesus' miracle feeding of the masses.
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Since then, she has made five loaves with varying success and said it has given her a comfort that no amount of ordering food online can offer.
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Ms. Ruzicka will ship a few hundred loaves of her panettone, flecked with dark chocolate and candied orange peel, via her bakery's website, but only through December.
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"The one out of eight loaves of bread that we currently lose already reflects what we can do to manage crop losses to insects," said Dr. Deutsch.
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I am functionally literate when it comes to bread and have made hundreds of crusty, open-crumbed loaves since a sourdough obsession took hold a year ago.
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"At Christmas, I went to Norway and they use a lot of spelt and rye but it was the spelt loaves I was interested in," he says.
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Sourdough loaves, walnut financiers, carrot and curry cake, cardamom-ginger-swirled brioche feuilletée and more will be sold, some baked on the spot, some shipped from Paris.
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Teaching the audience everything she knows and loves about carb-laden loaves, Vaynblat, a participant in Comedy Central's Digital Creators Program, will impersonate the Icelandic singer Bjork.
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Despite a growing interest in baking bread and declining consumption of white bread, most loaves sold in America are still less than ideal in nutrients and fiber.
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From Seattle to Charlottesville, they come bearing homegrown tomatoes (that's "'maters" to us), fresh loaves of bread, small-town yearbooks, landscape photography, original paintings of big skies.
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Many bakeries, even the kind that grind their own flour and brag of centuries-old sourdough starter, stock whole Pullman loaves, white bread in an artisanal disguise.
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There are a few commendable sides: greens smoky-sweet from courting ham hocks and bacon, and fried green tomatoes crackly with bread crumbs from leftover Leidenheimer loaves.
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"If you're comparing two different loaves of bread, for example, one might have 18 grams of whole grain per slice, and one might have 22," Toups said.
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The long blade with a series of sharp teeth excels at neatly cutting through the exterior of crusty loaves and gliding through soft ones without crushing them.
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Both commercial and craft bakers abandoned the heavy brown loaves that had evolved over centuries and began baking French brioche and baguettes and American-style white bread.
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Why can't we subscribe to Jesus' message of love while dropping the walking on water, the multiplying of loaves and fishes, the raising Lazarus from the dead?
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Every single day before he leaves his home, he drinks a cup of coffee with milk, and eats a couple loaves of sweetbread and a bolillo (a roll).
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First up this week: a human resources manager who makes $210,22.5 per year, and spends some of it this week on loaves of rye bread and prescription drugs.
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And, although it doesn't specify, we really hope Hawkey uses Hot Pie's browned butter hack to make his the loaves because duh, everything is better with browned butter.
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Right: One of the bakers of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps with two of the loaves she made at the British Army bakery at Dieppe, France, on Feb.
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Just get the good stuff instead, the best bread you're able to buy, preferably handmade loaves with sturdy crusts and tender crumbs, imbued with the flavors of fermentation.
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The Oster Expressbake bread maker promises to make one to two "family size loaves" (but feel free to just keep them for yourself) in just a few hours.
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Definitely a step up from the lobster, teddy bear, and even Mickey Mouse-shaped loaves that were previously available, the Groot bread is also more manageable in size.
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It's a wonder that any make it, unsnatched, to the far side, but somehow the dim-sum cart ladies manage it, like Jesus multiplying the loaves and fishes.
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If you are looking for a cost-effective, no-nonsense bread machine for making fast, healthy loaves, the Oster 2-Pound Expressbake Bread Maker is a smart solution.
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These thumb-size loaves are baked by Rhonda Crosson, and I think they are at least as good as her big rounds of sourdough, and those are exceptional.
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Yes, you can eat bread with wheat flour instead: get a slice of the dried cherry or the saffron-walnut loaves, press some cultured Norman butter across it.
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Similar to the "You Pick Two" promotion at Panera Bread, the store offers a new twist where you can buy two loaves of bread for a set price.
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Edwards and MozzaPi baker Robyn McLaurin quarterbacked, parking dough outside to firm up in the February air, doling out bannetons, rescuing overly slack loaves and flinging bread lingo.
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Walking towards the door, I pass a delivery bike on its way out and when I enter, just a few loaves of bread are left on the racks.
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Instead of whole bread loaves, I keep a bag of sliced bread in the freezer so I can pull out one or two pieces as I need them.
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At lunch, his friends weren't eating sandwiches made from the stone-ground, organic loaves she and her husband baked at Elmore Mountain Bread, and sold in local supermarkets.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - As bakers in flour-stained clothes knead dough and slide trays of loaves into ovens in Sudan's capital, a cluster of yellow-vested volunteers keep watch.
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If you want a good explanation, featuring loaves of bread, of why Ryan's argument isn't telling the whole story, Jim Tankersley simplifies things in The New York Times.
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Operated by the nonprofit Mobile Loaves & Fishes, it is a planned community of tiny houses and mobile homes specifically designed to provide housing for those struggling with homelessness.
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Village is built and run by the nonprofit Mobile Loaves & Fishes to lift the most chronically homeless off the streets and into a place they can call home.
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"I always have soup in the freezer that's hearty enough to be a meal, like Tuscan white bean, split pea, cauliflower, or Loaves & Fishes' tortellini en brodo," she says.
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She was was known for baking challah bread, egg-laden loaves that are a staple in Jewish households, every week and putting them in the mailboxes of other homes.
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IS has rigged everyday objects to trigger explosions powerful enough to bring down buildings—loaves of bread, teapots, fridges, vacuum cleaners and computers have all been rigged with explosives.
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The entertainment mogul and talk show host celebrated her "favorite birthday gift" in a Saturday Instagram post: seven loaves of freshly-baked seven grain bread, from friend Daryl Roth.
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Across social media, her disciples have taken to #breadfacing, smashing their faces into loaves of bread, stroking their faces against tortillas and sticking their noses in leftovers from Applebee's.
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As the bread comes out of the oven, a laser will determine the bread's height and make further recipe adjustments to ensure the following loaves reach their height goals.
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The team purchased and baked for themselves a lovely selection of forty baguettes and put the crusty loaves into some lab equipment to characterize all of their volatile compounds.
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One interpretation of the miracle of the fishes and the loaves leans toward sociology: the real miracle was that he got strangers to trust each other and stop hoarding.
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A 5-quart bowl means up to 12 cups of flour, nearly seven loaves of bread, 10 dozen cookies, or seven pounds of mashed potatoes in a single batch.
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Using two different methods, Hellthy Junk Food shows us how to make a no-bake zebra cake using loaves of bread, as well as another version made from scratch.
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They bought a hundred loaves of bread at the beginning of the Ghent Festivities and threw lumps of old, hard leftover bread into the crowd on the last day.
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She had started her own cottage industry making loaves of bread at home to sell to work colleagues after learning how to bake six years ago from Virtuous Bread.
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Steaming hot bread doesn't have to be a luxury item in your life — with a bread maker, you can get fresh loaves at home in less than an hour.
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That's like two hams stuffed in a surgical glove, or a plastic tablecloth full of rice pudding, or like two loaves of Poppin' Fresh microwaved in a christening gown.
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These measures include no longer offering wine at communion, switching from challah loaves to rolls to avoid sharing and tearing bread, and replacing prayer books with Xeroxed hymn sheets.
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Last week, it seemed like everyone I knew started baking: My Instagram feed was filled with loaves of sourdough, raspberry scones, blueberry muffins, chocolate chip cookies, Nutella banana bread.
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The saffron rice, the nigella-flecked loaves of barbari, the eggplant and yogurt dips are painstaking and meant to impress, but they're also relaxed, with a modern, cosmopolitan attitude.
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Silpat, the French company that produces nonstick baking mats and molds, has just introduced a collection for baking diminutive muffins, loaves, madeleines and Bundts, along with regular-size muffins.
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It isn't sweet like so many shelf-stabilized loaves, and it has excellent structure to stand up to the ingredients — delicate with a very satisfying dry crispness once toasted.
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Abraha, stocking loaves of bread at the front of the store, would narrowly escape a fusillade that pierced and drained a row of two-liter bottles of Orange Crush.
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Here the po' boys are made with loaves from Leidenheimer Baking Company in New Orleans, which have crusts as thin as the skin of a balloon, ready to fracture.
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That video is flanked by other posts showing dough proofing, videos of him shaping loaves, shots of crumb (holes in a loaf) and pastry experiments he&aposs working on.
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"It's hard to scale with 50 loaves of white bread and some pecan rolls and some challah bread," said Miller, 290, who first launched his pretzel bun in 240.
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This theme continues in "Degenerate Pet" (2017) and "Pet of a New Order" (2017), in which loaves of molding bread sit on Day-Glo-colored pebbles inside glass terrariums.
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" That there are still any loaves on the factory floor at all — or, for that matter, laborers — has made for what the Italian press has christened a "Christmas miracle.
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Fabrique also sells crusty, earthy rye loaves shaped like giant ciabattas, round rye breads thick with fruits and nuts, little fluted raspberry jam cakes, brownies, cinnamon buns and sandwiches.
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For just $625 — or the cost of about 250 loaves of bread —anyone can access science nerd and foodie Nathan Myhrvold's latest self-published culinary opus on the humble crumble.
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He owned a bakery with a stone oven that turned out thousands of loaves of the Iraqi yeast bread that, with tea, often constitutes a meal for workers in Mosul.
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"Sisi, the youth are eating dirt ... Sherif, what has your government done?" the students shouted while spreading loaves of subsidized bread on the ground atop their masters and doctoral certificates.
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The three-channel pan is perfect if they're serving to a picky person or need a vegan dish, and is also clutch for baking different cakes or loaves of bread.
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Divide the batter between the two prepared pans and bake until golden on top and a toothpick inserted in the middle of the loaves comes out clean, about 1 hour.
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Two massive pots full of boiling-hot seafood are dumped on the construction paper, loaves of bread are thrown on top, and pots of cocktail sauce are strategically placed throughout.
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Don Guerra, a cult star among the nation's slow-fermentation bread bakers, uses it in the loaves he bakes in an Italian deck oven he installed in his Tucson garage.
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"You'll be greeted with fresh flowers, fruits and breads," says Ryan Hardy, who'll head the restaurant's kitchen, while Daniel Boulud's former baker Mark Fiorentino will be responsible for Coterie's loaves.
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The volunteers have already caught wheat or bread being smuggled out of bakeries in Arkawit – in one case 2,000 loaves for sale at triple the price outside Khartoum, Babeker said.
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Uncle Jack, who made a religion of buying in bulk, whether it was industrial size cartons of Kleenex or folding chairs to seat 50, supplied everyone with loaves of challah.
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The HomeBaker Bread Machine by Hamilton Beach gives you the tools you need to make freshly baked loaves to your heart's desire and it's on sale for $45.99 at Walmart.
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One bulwark is Orwasher's in Manhattan, where 10-pound loaves of sissel rye are baked daily, just as they have been since 1916, when the bakery was founded in Yorkville.
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Uncle Jack, who made a religion of buying in bulk, whether it was industrial size cartons of Kleenex or folding chairs to seat 50, supplied everyone with loaves of challah.
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Self-pouring coffee mugs, breadboxes that store and slice their own loaves, and other such Harry Potter-style wizardry maybe be out of the question — but clever dual purpose items aren't.
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By the time he wakes up, the loaves are in progressive states of decay, showing the perishability of living matter, which Gilgamesh, like humanity as a whole, has failed to transcend.
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He hand-delivered more than 60 loaves of bread Thursday morning to a Pasadena, Texas, shopping mall so that 300 people could each have a slice or two with their breakfast.
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I watch the videos without sound, and relish the way icing is smoothed seamlessly over spongey loaves, how colors mingle and mix, how at the end there is a beautiful dessert.
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Their weapons were 3,000 loaves of black bread, which had been painted with a mixture of arsenic and glue at a bakery that had been infiltrated by one of the group.
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In addition to all that alcohol and tobacco, there were 75,000 pounds of fresh meat, 7,500 pounds of bacon, 36,000 oranges, 1,000 loaves of bread, and 40,000 fresh eggs on board.
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Suddenly, it seems like everyone on our Instagram feeds is a baker, turning out crusty loaves and lovingly showing off and naming their sourdough starters as if they were newborn babies.
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It will be turning out an inventory of rye and wheat breads, including rustic ovals riddled with seeds, crusty sourdough beauties, and heavy, brick-shaped loaves of traditional moist, dark bread.
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The owner bakes yard-long loaves of bread and cures Spanish ham himself; then slices it to order, making salty, flavorful sandwiches (140 pesos) that are the perfect late afternoon snack.
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There are articulated action figures exploding off desks; plush loaves of bread stuffed into bookshelves; a smiling, shark-shaped guitar; and some equally friendly fungus-themed ornaments mounted like family portraits.
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The Turkish currency is relatively stable and Shamo's bread now sells for a convenient 1 lira per bundle of flat loaves, instead of a fluctuating price in hundreds of Syrian pounds.
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The Turkish currency is relatively stable and Shamo's bread now sells for a convenient 1 lira per bundle of flat loaves, instead of a fluctuating price in hundreds of Syrian pounds.
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It still allows me to customize my loaves, but I don&apost have to keep setting reminders to knead the dough, punch it down, put it in the oven, and bake.
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But he began baking bread for an old friend, the chef Michel Richard, who had struggled to find loaves he considered good enough for Citrus, his acclaimed restaurant in the city.
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"Spencer-Calnan added that he thinks people will be "pleasantly surprised" if they try the new loaves and that, so far, the feedback the bakery has received has been "really positive.
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In this Season 2 finale, he's joined by previously featured guests on a trip to West Virginia, where they meet Linda McKinney, founder of the Five Loaves & Two Fishes Food Bank.
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At the former, everything — from the meringue-topped lemon tarts to the five-grain loaves and the lip-smackingly salty olive-and-anchovy pissaladières — is completely gluten (though not guilt) free.
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Nothing will be a substitute for fresh bread made with love, but this thing goes from flour to loaf at a rate of 10 loaves per hour, which is tough to beat.
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" There was Representative Marsha Blackburn, invoking the loaves-and-fishes mythology that a free, competitive market, unfettered by government regulation, can drip down prosperity on everyone as "the magic of this country.
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No word yet on whether we can expect a series of beauty books to accompany The Martha Rule or Cakes: Our First-Ever Book of Bundts, Loaves, Layers, Coffee Cakes, and More.
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A man got enough to buy three gallon loaves a week (about eight and a half pounds of bread), plus a loaf and a half for every other member of his household.
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The spread had both hot and cold dishes, including warm scrambled eggs, loaves of rustic Tuscan bread, Italian cheeses, prosciutto, and fresh fruit juices like green-apple and a citrusy multivitamin blend.
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This is the case with his interest in gluten-free bread, as evidenced by two dense loaves that ride around on a wooden chariot with at least a dozen other proprietary breads.
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Until now, the cooperatives, private companies and publicly traded firms had a more even opportunity to handle the grain supply used in everything from loaves of bread in supermarkets to livestock feed.
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According to Wilkinson Baking Company, the Washington-based company that developed the BreadBot, this glorious machine can produce ten loaves every hour, with a new loaf ready to go every six minutes.
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Last spring and fall, over the course of two crawls through the new crop of bakeries in the Los Angeles area, I encountered loaves as distinct as the bakers that produce them.
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Start your morning with a cappuccino and blueberry scone from Stick Boy Bread Company, a popular bakery and coffee shop that offers a rotating selection of pastries, loaves, cakes and seasonal pies.
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Crowds have flocked to ABC Bakery to buy pink loaves of the chain's instantly iconic red dragon fruit bread, dragon fruit buns with yam and durian filling, and red dragon fruit cake.
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Her first project, for a pop-up gallery in SoHo in 2015, involved 15 loaves of sourdough bread, which were stacked into tower-like sculptures before spectators were invited to consume them.
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Tibbott, now 68, first unveiled the Tofurky in the fall of 1995 and sold over 500 of the veggie loaves that Thanksgiving season to his existing customers in the Portland, Oregon market.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Keezley, a 5-year-old Samoyed dog, is always searching for food in her house - stealing loaves of bread off counters and even getting into her cat sibling's litter box.
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He appears in homages to Diane Arbus's "A Young Man in Curlers at Home on West 20th Street," Robert Doisneau's "Picasso and the loaves" and Martin Parr's "Luxury" series (above), among dozens more.
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Eighteen people had reserved seats at the Holey Artisan Bakery, whose crusty flour-dusted loaves of bread and piles of homemade pasta offered a respite from the sticky, clamorous city that surrounded it.
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This Thanksgiving he visited Mobile Loaves & Fishes' Community First Village in Austin, Texas, where they are building an innovative housing model that helps the homeless learn skills, earn income and get affordable housing.
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Erika Szymanski, an American doctoral student at the University of Otago, in New Zealand, has a master's degree in microbiology and uses her sourdough regularly, for pancakes, skillet breads and rye loaves alike.
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One of the early highlights of this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), was the BreadBot, a legit technological marvel that turns dry ingredients into perfect, golden loaves of bread in about 90 minutes.
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Customers can sample the still-warm loaves while they watch the staff knead and shape the dough, or take some to go — the tomato-studded focaccia and savory pies make perfect picnic fare.
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In kitchens from Venice to Pasadena, bakers are milling their own flour, experimenting with wild yeasts, fermentation, and ancient grains, and turning out loaves that rival those in New York or San Francisco.
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That's likely due to cross-contamination; restaurants might be boiling gluten-free pasta in the same water as the wheat kind, or baking gluten-free bread in the same oven as standard loaves.
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As far as homemade breads go, challah is extremely straightforward; the baker doesn't have to worry about any of the protracted fermentation times, heirloom starters or hydration levels of more artisan-style loaves.
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"My personal view is if the government removed the subsidy, it would (still) be better than the old regime coming back," said 55-year-old Salah Ibrahim, as he bought loaves in Arkawit.
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Siplat has been making non-stick bakeware in France since the mid-1960s, and in 2018 it introduced a collection of pans for madeleines, muffins, mini loaves, mini muffins and mini fluted cakes.
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A high-quality bread machine should be easy to use, produce scrumptious loaves with a nice crust, and have a ton of extra features to make a variety of other baked goods too.
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Justin Rosengarten, who was a baker at Lafayette and worked with Ben Glazer, a London expert who consulted on the Union Square Cafe breads, will be in charge of turning out sourdough loaves.
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But even if you think you know banh mi, you'll be surprised by the ones served in Vietnam's capital, where they're a completely different breed from the southern loaves that inspire most American offerings.
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Penn Live reports that Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections (DOC) has discontinued the use of food loaves, also referred to as "behavior-modifying meals," a term which has a nice "enhanced interrogation" ring to it.
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Food loaves are used to punish inmates "whose behavior is a security concern that may jeopardize the health and safety of him/herself or staff," according to one DOC document, and served without utensils.
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One of the suggested designs for the baguette, for example, is two crossed loaves, which doesn't exactly call to mind anything overtly sexual (except for bread itself, which is sexy as hell and delicious).
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While it's true that Nancy Silverton's pioneering La Brea Bakery has produced artisan loaves since 1989, the area, rightly or wrongly, has a deeply entrenched reputation as a place where gluten fears to tread.
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In Jesus' time people believed that Athena was born from Zeus' head, so it seemed natural to accept a great man walking on water or multiplying loaves and fishes; in 2017, not so much.
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Inside, a buffet was arranged on a long wooden table: loaves of Danish rye studded with raisins and apricots, an array of cheeses and yogurt, homemade granola and a warm pot of sprouted porridge.
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There are pickle varieties to awe any fermentation fan, as well as some comically large loaves of bread, which in turn are just past crisp green plums selling for just 3 lira per kilo.
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Citrus fruit, root vegetables, loaves of bread, and huge blooming flowers were piled high on the tables that lined Collina Strada's runway, at the edge of a park on the east side of Manhattan.
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Then he crossed the street dreamily to the bakery and spent some time breathing in the aroma of fresh baguettes, the rich, filling smell of country loaves, and the light fragrance of warm rolls.
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Her loaves are wild—coiled into sinuous forms that, if you squint just so, resemble fallopian tubes or petrified magma or the albino python that keeps her company in her apartment in Ridgewood, Queens.
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Its 4.5-quart bowl is large enough to hold up to six dozen cookies, three loaves of bread, or six pounds of mashed potatoes, ensuring you can quickly make big batches of your favorite foods.
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Torres then shapes the dough into loaves or confections like medialunas (Argentina's version of a croissant), before letting the dough rest for 20 hours until the team returns the following morning to, once again, bake.
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Sourdoughs taste better than the squishy, shrink-wrapped loaves on grocery-store shelves, but brands require consistency, and not everyone wants to bake (or pay for) an artisanal loaf, however delicious, whenever they want toast.
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Alan Graham, Community First founder and CEO of its Christian-based parent organization, Mobile Loaves and Fishes, picked up on that urgency after years of serving Austin's homeless community prior to launching Community First Village.
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With a 325-watt motor and a 5-quart stainless steel bowl, it has enough capacity and power to mix dough for nine dozen cookies or four full loaves of bread in a single batch.
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With Isidore Boudin, the French immigrant who began turning out his crusty loaves in San Francisco during the Gold Rush, and to this day, that wild yeast lives on its baguettes, bagels, and bread bowls.
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A quick hunt through the walk-in and dry goods — in any professional kitchen anywhere — will always lead you to four types of rice, bread crumbs from stale loaves, cracked eggs left over from brunch.
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The limited-edition batch of "Crunchy Cricket" loaves have been created by Roberts Bakery in Norwich and are made using cricket flour, which is supplied by Eat Grub, the UK&aposs leading insect food brand.
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The historian William Chester Jordan, in his book "The Great Famine," recounts how Parisians first put to the wheel and then exiled a group of bakers whom they accused of bolstering their loaves with waste.
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The bread delivery boys transport the loaves through the city's infamous traffic, mass of pedestrians, and narrow back-streets of downtown Cairo on trays up to 2.5 meters long and weighing between 30 to 35 kilos.
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When you've tired of the parks' plastic-y cheese dip, re-awaken your palette at Territory Lounge at Wilderness Lodge Resort and indulge in the creamy offering, which comes with fresh mini-loaves of pretzel bread.
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Whether your vice is hot apple pie, indulgent brownies or home-baked loaves of bread, tasty treats hot out of the oven are never as enjoyable as they are when the temperatures outside are downright scary.
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As industry news site Bakery and Snacks reports, bread manufacturer Hovis recently rolled out a new range of "Good Inside" loaves with added fibre and flax seeds in an attempt to snare the fibre-conscious consumer.
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But the mirror universe seemed to be a distraction from the main story: The writers are leaving not mere bread crumbs, but rather entire loaves to telegraph that Tyler is, indeed, our missing Klingon friend, Voq.
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Those unique and deeply flavorful loaves, such as the rich, dark anadama, fortified with molasses and cracked corn, have made the trip to New York, and serve as the hearty backbone of the restaurant's many menus.
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"The rivers rise, and people are flushed out of where they are staying," said Joan Burke, the advocacy director for Sacramento Loaves and Fishes, which provides food and other services for people living on the street.
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"[At the farmers' market,] I never feel like I'm being scammed by some crazy label with a million chemicals I don't recognize," says a 28-year-old customer, eyeing loaves of fresh bread under a nearby stand.
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Interestingly, Ben Hawkey recently told Entertainment Weekly that he barely ever gets recognized for his Game of Thrones role anymore, but the fact that his loaves have already sold out has us wondering if that's actually true.
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"Flat bread presents numerous advantages over 'high' and voluminous bread loaves, and in my opinion, a plausible hypothesis is that this kind of bread could be a perfect bridge between hunter-gatherers and stable farmers," Pasqualone said.
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The study supervisor, professor Myrian Salas Mellado, says that ten percent of the cockroach flour could replace wheat flour in a given recipe, so cockroach flour bread loaves keep the same flavor as their non-insect counterparts.
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"A lot of recipes use a lot of white flour because it's got more strength to it and you can create nice big loaves, but you don't get an awful lot of flavour from that," says Snapes.
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Bennett, Virginia's coach, is an openly spiritual man, so it is not that surprising that before Saturday night's stunningly close victory over Auburn he offered his team a prescient little sermon on the loaves and the fishes.
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And on a blustery evening last week, a recreation of those loaves graced a banquet at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England, where the British chef Heston Blumenthal staged a meal inspired by the cuisine of Pompeii.
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But when we asked around, we found a lot of politicians had family loaves that were special to them, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, who likes to make a venison loaf out of the deer he hunts.
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They choose their bread, baked fresh every day in Bensonhurst: huge, fluffy focaccia, chewy sfilatino , and fourteen-inch loaves strewn with sesame seeds that burst in the mouth like the serrated beat of an Italo-disco classic.
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After the release of Groot-shaped sourdough loaves, Disney Food Blog is reporting that Disneyland's sister park is offering up a brand-new milkshake inspired by the film Cars 3 that's as photo-ready as it is delicious.
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Last year, New York also banned its punishment loaves, which had consisted of shaved carrots, skin-on potatoes, whole and all-purpose flour, one-percent and dried milk, yeast, salt, margarine, and a large serving of sugar. Yum!
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Kalin had made enough bread to send a few loaves home with a photographer and a reporter, who were eating handfuls of it and standing around an elegant butternut dining table and benches.
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Equally fraught was the new budget diet: Mystery dishes like loaves and casseroles became staples, the casserole a "wonderful way to repurpose leftovers," Ms. Ziegelman noted, because cooks could hide unappetizing ingredients under a creamy coating of sauce.
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It comes from Denmark in the time of Hamlet, and started out (or so legend has it) as stale scraps of rye bread revived with a dunk in hot beer — a way to make the loaves last longer.
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At the checkout, Ritibh practiced his Spanish with the cashier, listing what they had bought: 23 cucumbers, 210 bags of onions, six 211-packs of chicken legs, 215 gallons of milk, 63 loaves of bread and so on.
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Luckily, we were able to find a whole stack of Pancake Bread loaves in the bakery section of the first Trader Joe's location we visited, and upon leaving, the cashier raved to us about the "innovative" new culinary creation.
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Professor Zhou Weibiao from the National University of Singapore has created a "purple bread" he claims is made entirely from natural compounds and rich in cancer-fighting antioxidants, allowing us to enjoy our loaves without the unhealthy side effects.
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While trapped inside the business for two days due to flooding, the staff at Mexican bakery El Bolillo Bakery's South Wayside Drive store in Houston, Texas used their time to bake hundreds of loaves of bread for their community.
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More than a third of the loaves exceeded the maximum salt target for bread set out by the UK: 1.13g of salt per 100g, or the equivalent of half a teaspoon of salt for about two slices of bread.
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This is Tejal, filling in for Sam, and lately it seems like everyone I know is mixing focaccia dough, proofing it slowly, pulling golden, puffy loaves from their ovens and slicing them open for those borderline braggy crumb shots.
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Sourdough, baguettes, and buns have been baked and delivered to the nearby cafes and restaurants that The Snapery supplies, and provisions have been made for the loaves Snapes will sell to the public at Druid Street Market this weekend.
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You can find Columbia City Bakery's award-winning loaves at restaurants and farmer's market stands around town, but it's worth an early-morning detour to the cafe, which last year began serving seasonal hand pies and hot-pressed sandwiches.
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The government of President Bashar al-Assad was forced to tender this summer for an unprecedented 2250 million tonnes of imported wheat from Russia to ensure supply of the flat loaves that are a staple for the Syrian people.
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The century-old retailer, which trades from 3,23 stores in Britain and Ireland, said it is making the changes because of a big shift in consumer tastes, with shoppers buying fewer traditional loaves and more wraps, bagels and flatbreads.
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In the end, the solution came from a friend and client named Hans Wrobel, who owned a vegetarian food company in Portland, and who had been making and selling a small amount of stuffed tofu loaves with vegan gravy.
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Once a week, I make between four and eight loaves of bread (depending on the amount of time I have outside of my actual job!), and I sell them on my Instagram stories to the people who respond first.
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The smartcards are accepted at a network of government-run supermarkets as well as 26,000 privately owned grocers and grant each family member 15 pounds ($2) of credits a week plus five loaves of bread a day from participating bakeries.
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He idled around, doing what any of us would do if we were slowly realizing we had been stood up: shoving loaves of bread and mac 'n' cheese into his mouth, chugging carafes of Chardonnay, leaving nervous voicemails for his lady.
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But it's hard to resist the other offerings: matcha red bean rolls, walnut double-cheese loaves, premium milk buns filled with white chocolate custard, cream cheese and mango-filled things, Portuguese egg tarts, tuna danishes, and pine nut streusel buns.
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The protesters, though, believe that Tom Cat had abandoned immigrant workers in its own insidious self-interest and that any restaurant affiliated with it had to be viewed as a collaborator in the dark mission of backing the loaves of exploitation.
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Though service was uneven, the restaurant offered an excellent breakfast buffet (from 295 kroner; included in my rate), including hearty loaves of Danish rye, poached eggs with tender greens, halved avocados drizzled with spice mix, and thick curls of cured salmon.
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Sitting in the shade of a quiet side garden of the Lazy Lizard cafe, we munched on crisp loaves of homemade bread and a Karoo Plate, stocked with a cornucopia of the Karoo's offerings — lamb, cheese, Bulgarian yogurt, figs and olives.
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Let's talk garlic bread sandwiches, because the next time I brave the grocery store, I'm gonna buy one of those frozen garlic bread loaves and then pile the insides high with ham, capicola, salami, mortadella, provolone, and then more salami.
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Mr. Vasulka, who recognized in Magritte a spirit of fantastical adventure like his own, adapted Magritte's Surrealist painting "The Golden Legend" (1958) — which shows loaves of baguettes floating past a blue sky — into an even more bizarre adventure in bread.
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They contain some of the oldest and hardest stone in the world; over the course of 70 million years or so, erosion has sculpted them into spindly towers and ragged loaves, 5,000-foot-high turrets protected by moats and moonscape boulders.
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But Mr. Meyer is the only one moving loaves of rugbrod in bustling Grand Central and trendy Williamsburg, Brooklyn, baking them from Scandinavian strains of rye grown for him by Maine farmers who are tentatively reviving the crop in New England.
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In the first stop of a day-long swing the Sanders motorcade careened along a two-lane road in rural McDowell County, West Virginia -- the state's southernmost point -- on its way to a "community conversation" at Five Loaves & Two Fishes Food Bank.
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Wheat output - vital for making flat loaves of bread which are a staple of the Syrian diet - dropped from an average 3.4 million metric tonnes harvested before the war began in 2011 to 1.5 million this year, they said in a joint report.
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Whether we're talking about muffulettas as thick as a bodybuilder's torso, oyster loaves as briny as the ocean itself, or just some of the best banh mis you can find, New Orleans is a sandwich-lovers paradise just waiting to be plundered.
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The contemporary sensibilities breathe new meaning into the ancient daybeds, carbonized bread loaves and reassembled terrazzo floors, but the antiquities — perpetually pregnant with the weight of Pompeian life and destruction — give resonance and depth to contemporary works that can veer toward the esoteric.
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As the coronavirus spread around the world over the past few weeks, panicked shoppers have been filling their grocery carts with cans of beans, loaves of bread, and anything else they think they might need to weather weeks in quarantine or lockdown.
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It was no coincidence that the two lowest rounds of the day, which matched the low for the tournament, belonged to Berger and Finau, who teed off early, before the sun and wind made the greens look like stale loaves of sourdough bread.
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Zaro's goes through 1.5 million pounds of flour annually — making 1.5 million bagels, 350,000 black-and-white cookies and 100,000 loaves of challah, among other things — according to Michael Zaro, the chief operating officer of Zaro's and another son of Stuart Zaro's.
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What about someone like me whose faith is in the Sermon on the Mount, who aspires to follow Jesus' teachings, but is skeptical that he was born of a virgin, walked on water, multiplied loaves and fishes or had a physical resurrection?
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The 2-pound loaves produced by the Virtuoso Plus are quite large, and because you&aposre slicing it by hand as opposed to a machine, the slices will usually be much larger than what you&aposd expect from a store-bought loaf too.
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The lingo is characterized by cutesy nicknames for dogs (Samoyeds are "floofs" or "clouds," corgis are "loaves," any huge fluffy dog is a big boofin' woofer) and onomatopoeia (a doggo can "bork," or stick their tongues out and do a "blep" or "mlem").
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Locals can walk in and buy the "more soft-crusted" loaves the baker claims are favored in the South — and also discover what they taste like when made with freshly milled heirloom flours, including Carolina Ground from North Carolina and Anson Mills from South Carolina.
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That problem lessens in free markets, because carrot farmers won't produce extra vegetables if nobody wants to buy them, since prices fall when there is a surplus; meanwhile bakers will churn out more loaves if there is a shortage that drives the price up.
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The lobby is outfitted with a brick oven in which loaves of a crusty bread called horiatiko psomi will be baked daily, and Pere Ubu, the hotel restaurant, will serve Cycladic specialties, with cheese and fish sourced from neighboring islands including Delos and Naxos.
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The couple rise at dawn to feed the chickens, then battle icy roads, burning through gasoline — all to "build baskets" of items like cheese curds, lettuce and sourdough loaves for a relatively small number of families who are willing to pay for the service.
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In a summer dominated by Disney eats like Groot-shaped sourdough loaves, remixes on classic Pineapple Dole Whip, Technicolor Avatar-inspired eats, churros of all sorts, and Beauty and the Beast-themed pop-up restos, Disney's not slowing down with its Instagram-ready snacks.
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Despite being told it's impossible in Hong Kong's humidity to bake loaves comparable to the sourdough that was a signature at Bones, the chef has answered criticism with ingenuity, using flour from a Japanese mill, and oat and red miso porridge as a natural leavener.
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When she said she wanted to go feed ducks, Mr. Pence saw an opportunity: He brought along two large loaves of bread, one of them hollowed out to hold a small bottle of Champagne and another to conceal a ring box, the newspaper reported. Mrs.
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If the utility knife were a little longer it would be perfect for slicing wider loaves of bread like sesame semolina, but the serrated edge has been great for slicing more narrow breads like baguettes, and for slicing softer foods like tomatoes and grilled peaches.
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I look at pictures of huge croissants, videos that chronicle the almost erotic disappearance of an egg into a pile of dough, and admire loaves of bread that almost make me leave the comfort of my home to catch the next train to Tilburg.
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Earlier this summer, Disney California Adventure started selling IG-approved Groot-shaped sourdough loaves, complete with black olive eyes, and a slew of photogenic churro options, including Star Wars-inspired lightsabers and shimmering yellow gold to celebrate the anniversary of Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.
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Below them, the table was laden with duck potpies, caviar and great loaves of pâté; lobster tails spilling from a ceramic shell nearly as large as the one that birthed Venus; lamb chops with the bones jutting out amid cracked-open pomegranates yielding glittering ruby seeds.
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Challah interests her because it's so laden with symbolism—a challah with 12 humps represents either the 12 tribes of Israel or the 12 ceremonial loaves left in the Temple of Jerusalem, while a round, raisin-studded challah at Rosh Hashanah ushers in a sweet New Year.
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Its bakery and restaurant serve organic, sourdough loaves made from a mixture of heritage and classic grains, alongside an impressive list of natural wines, beers and ciders, and a fresh, vegetable-driven menu of Mediterranean-inspired plates — from Italy, but also the Middle East and North Africa.
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The arrests were made as inspectors and soldiers were sent to more than 700 bakeries throughout Caracas to enforce a rule stating that 90 percent of the nation's wheat stocks must be used for loaves of bread, not more expensive baked goods like cakes or pastries.
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Every new Melissa McCarthy performance, even in a movie as uneven as The Boss, makes you marvel at her talent: the extravagant physical comedy, the outrageousness that never blots out believability, the skill at parsing out a single gag line so that it multiplies like loaves and fish.
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The warehouse space in Bushwick is one of the few in the city with its own mill, which churns out soft red wheat for laminated pastry dough and high-gluten hard red wheat for crusty artisan loaves, as well as more niche offerings like buckwheat and acorn flour.
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More than 4,200 pounds of flour and four days later, the bakers are still at it, giving away thousands of loaves and pastries to anyone who wants them and delivering box after box of baked goods to area shelters, along with bakers from another of El Bolillo's three locations.
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As the hours pass by, some of the loaves continue to rise in their baskets on the racks, while others are already out of the oven, filling the air with the smell of home—it's hard to wait till they cool down just enough to have a taste.
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By eating such a large amount of crops in the field, "insects have consumed something like one out of every eight loaves of bread before it even gets made," said Curtis Deutsch, a professor of chemical oceanography at the University of Washington and an author of the study.
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A gray-bearded man named Mango was pulling spiral loaves out of a wood-fired oven with a wooden paddle, while Seco, his daughter, split them open and filled them with curried, shredded fish, and his son, Earl Joseph, who turned out to be the owner, handled the money.
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For the final course, Gohar arranged an overwhelming number of small plates of sweets on the table: candied celery, orange and strawberry; two lumpy loaves of marzipan meant to resemble potatoes; sesame cookies; several sugar candies shaped as miniature fruit; marrons glacés garnished with candied violet and more.
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One of my regular customers always buys half a loaf at a time, explaining that he's so addicted to this bread that if he bought whole loaves, he would come back for another one just as frequently, so he'd eat twice as much bread in the same amount of time.
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Mr. Meyer, who is a partner in Noma in Copenhagen and is opening a Nordic food hall in Grand Central Terminal in the spring, will sell Danish baked goods, including whole-grain rye breads, Danish pastries, a poppy-seed pastry, cinnamon buns and wheat loaves and rolls starting at 9 a.m.
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The rest of the sandwich is shopping: Italian hero rolls, or loaves of Italian bread, as well as fresh whole-milk mozzarella (though I've had good results even with the plastic-y stuff from the supermarket; just be sure to allow it to come to room temperature before assembling your meal).
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At this new bakery storefront — born from the local two-Michelin-starred restaurant Manresa — devotees line up early on weekends to load up on the head baker Avery Ruzicka's fresh, limited-supply breads and pastries, ranging from classic staples like levains and sourdough baguettes to more inventive fruit and nut loaves.
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To reproduce the squat loaves, they procured a bronze Roman bread stamp from an antiquities dealer in New York (yes, he was horrified when he found out it would be put to use in a working oven) and called in a costume designer to dress a few of their bearded colleagues.
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During the Pan de Muertos Festival and Calaverita 2016 in the community space of Huerto Roma Verde, there were many loaves of organic pan de muerto that were vegan and gluten-free, as well as more traditional chocolate and nutella versions, and those sweetened with agave nectar and filled with cream.
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Try one of the buttery, berry-filled sweet buns and a fruity Costa Rican roast, or splurge on the Lyxfrukost (262 kronor), which includes fresh-pressed juice, coffee, yogurt or warm porridge with granola and berries, and a bread buffet of fresh sourdough loaves with butter, marmalades and Swedish cheeses.
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But then they learned that, like a modern-day loaves-and-fishes story, that smaller amount could wipe out $214 million in debt not only for the Wichita area but all available debt for every Kansan facing imminent insolvency because of medical expenses they couldn't afford to pay — 2175,215 people in all.
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In the mountains above Brolio Castle, a fortress dating to the 11th century, of the Barone Ricasoli estate, Massimiliano Biagi, the technical director, and his colleagues say they have found vans belonging to the "cinghialai," as the hunters of wild boar are known, packed with loaves of bread and containers of corn.
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Their forebears include the Swiss provocateur Dieter Roth, who printed his 1968 poetry journals on bags filled with sauerkraut, lamb or vanilla pudding (the last spiked with urine), and the British sculptor Antony Gormley, whose 1980-81 "Bed," built of 600 loaves of bread, featured depressions as if left by sleeping bodies.
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For me, sitting through a sermon on the Book of Revelation still feels strange, but talking afterward — about whether Christianity approves of tough love (yes, in the Prophetic tradition) and why Susan bakes five loaves of buttermilk bread on the Sundays communion is offered (Christ broke bread, not wafers) — feels like home.
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Photograph by Kyoko Hamada for The New Yorker Every meal begins with one of the pastry chef Renata Ameni's miniature loaves of warm pull-apart bread, containing pockets of olive tapenade, topped with crunchy brown-butter solids, dehydrated black olive, and lemon zest, and served with a cool smear of whipped, salted labneh.
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"Once, if you said, 'I want to put my bread in a plastic bag and I want it sliced,' people would be like: 'I think you're at the wrong conference,' " said Louie Prager, an owner of Prager Brothers Artisan Breads in San Diego, which sold 4,800 approachable loaves last year, at $20183 apiece.
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In "The Golden Voyage" (1973), Mr. Vasulka, his wife and two other collaborators turned Magritte's loaves into a mobile brigade: Baguettes fly across desert and island landscapes, surveil a man walking on a beach, gather in the sky like an invading force, soar in balletic flight and hover over a nude woman in outer space.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, as Mr. Selig stood outside a garage full of local produce — Kyoto carrots, watermelon radishes, Wagyu beef and loaves of homemade sourdough — he said that he saw great investment potential in the area, which is why he said he "outbid God for it," recalling his bidding war over the property with a church.
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Grasping the long handle of a thick wooden bread board, Torres loads the next set of doughs on the plank, fervently baking his way through the day's bounty of 200 buckwheat, rye, and carob loaves, something the 32-year-old and his team have been doing since Salvaje opened at the end of 2016 in the trendy Palermo Hollywood neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
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Influenced by the politically radical Bread and Puppet Theater collective, founded by Peter Schumann on the Lower East Side in the 1960s (the company would share fresh-made loaves and homemade aioli with their audiences), a young Kiki Smith made papier-mâché sculptures such as "Hard Soft Bodies" (1992), which consists of two female torsos hanging, like ghostly husks, against the wall.
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Dr. Spencer's current routine is to proof his loaves overnight, bake them in the morning, and while they're in the oven, tend to media requests that have been rolling in since Barack Obama retweeted (and praised) Dr. Spencer's account of a day in the E.R. Then he will enjoy some wonderful bread with his family before heading back to the hospital for the next shift.
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Dr. Spencer's current routine is to proof his loaves overnight, bake them in the morning, and while they're in the oven, tend to media requests that have been rolling in since Barack Obama retweeted (and praised) Dr. Spencer's account of a day in the E.R. Then he will enjoy some wonderful bread with his family before heading back to the hospital for the next shift.
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I bake from time to time and Lea does this amazing salmon in ginger, so we'd do a whole loaves and fishes motif in honor of J.C. Then we'd commence a small, nuevo-Nicene council and amend the sacred texts — Torah, Bible, and Quran — to include crystal clear language that killing in the name of religion was antithetical to all three of their teachings.
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On the contrary, he's been an extremely consequential president, doing more to advance the progressive agenda than anyone since L.B.J. Yet his achievements have depended at every stage on accepting half loaves as being better than none: health reform that leaves the system largely private, financial reform that seriously restricts Wall Street's abuses without fully breaking its power, higher taxes on the rich but no full-scale assault on inequality.
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Near-masterpieces include the regally attired "Asher," who in Jacob's words "shall provide royal delicacies," carrying a basket of bread loaves that display Zurbarán's subtle mastery of still-life, and "Dan," who "shall be a snake by the roadside" (apparently, a good thing for a man associated with judges) and who gestures blithely, as if speaking to someone out of frame, while wielding a live serpent on a stick.
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For Easter, there are pani di pasqua, plaited honey-glazed loaves embedded with bright-hued hard-cooked eggs and decorated with rainbow sprinkles; pastiere, traditional latticed pies filled with sweetened ricotta and soft wheat berries; struffoli, deep-fried marbles of dough, sticky with honey, mounded on a plate and dotted with red and green glacé cherries; and pizze rustica, rich savory pies stuffed with provolone, salami, prosciutto and ham.
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Servings: 4Total time: 2 hours Ingredients 2 -4 ham hocks (about 2 1/2 pounds)2 ribs celery1 carrot23 medium yellow onion1/4 cup apple cider vinegar1 teaspoon coriander seeds2180 teaspoon whole black peppercorns23/24 bunch parsley25 tablespoons unsalted butter26 large eggs21 pounds yukon gold potatoes, peeledcanola oil, for frying73 loaves ciabatta bread (small ones), halved lengthwise27 cup mayo23 tablespoons malt vinegarstore-bought or homemade piccalilli Directions 24.
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The government has retreated from raising the price of bread, but Madani announced last week that commercial bakeries where bread can be sold at a higher price would be expanded from April, and that the size of fully subsidized loaves sold at 1 Sudanese pound (2 U.S. cents at the official rate, or 1 U.S. cent on the parallel market) would be cut from 70 grams to 42-48 grams.
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This year's Spectacular will run 30 shows a week from November 9 to January 1, and will, as always, also feature real camels, sheep, and donkeys who will eat 340 bales of hay and 560 loaves of seven-grain bread and haunt the streets of midtown Manhattan in the middle of the night, which is when they are supposedly permitted to leave the Music Hall for some exercise.
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Round country bread was soon eclipsed by the baguette, a trend that is explained by all manner of urban legends; from Napoleon inventing the long, skinny loaves so that his soldiers could carry them down the leg of their pants, to the foreman in charge of building the Paris metro begging local bakers to produce bread that could be ripped rather than cut to keep workmen from bringing knives into the underground tunnels and fighting one another.
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The rotating roster of 100-something baked goods is anchored with rarely seen staples from bygone eras, like Pullman loaves (white bread baked in a lidded pan), viking bread (cracked-wheat bread), santarts (a ring of dough and fruit, like a denser version of a Bundt cake), charlotte russe (a fruit trifle topped with whipped cream and maraschino cherries) and the signature item that is advertised above the store: the meltaway cake, a melt-in-your-mouth crumb cake with fruit, chocolate or nuts.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 30 minutes 1 large eggplant, cut into 1/4-inch thick circles1 cup all-purpose flour5 large eggs, lightly beaten1 23/2 cups Italian breadcrumbs1 cup olive oil1/22 cup canola oilkosher salt, to taste21 tablespoons dried oregano22 pint sungold tomatoes, lightly crushed by hand24 23/22 cups vinegar peppers, cut into 23-inch pieces, juices saved22 small bunch fresh basil, stems discardedfreshly ground black pepper, to taste22 ounces baby arugula24 (12-inch) semolina loaves, halved lengthwise1/2 cup mayonnaise2 large balls fresh mozzarella, cut into 1/4-inch thick circles23/2 pound thinly sliced prosciutto 1.
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