Spread mustard on
the cut sides of the bread.
Add to the skillet and brown
the cut side of the bread until it is golden and starting to toast.
Brush the mixture generously onto
the cut sides of the bread.
Spread the cheese mixture on
the cut sides of the bread.
Brush top and
cut sides of bread with butter, working down into crevices.
Brush
the cut sides of the bread with the reserved marinade.
Lightly brush
cut sides of bread with oil and grill, turning occasionally, until lightly toasted (or cook it, cut side down, in a dry skillet until browned).
Brush
cut sides of bread with 2 Tbsp.
Not exact matches
Toast
bread; rub 1
side with
cut side of halved garlic.
Fold the uncovered
side of the
bread over the filling and
cut in half.
Arrange the figs,
cut side up, on top
of the
bread, add the hazelnuts and some extra maple syrup.
Rub
bread with
cut side of garlic clove.
Once you have sliced into a loaf
of homemade GF
bread, when you store it in a breadbox, store it with the
cut side down, to minimize staleness.
I line it with a sheet
of unbleached parchment paper and then, yes, put the
bread in there unwrapped —
cut side down (rule # 10).
Cut the
bread slices (you may trim the edges if necessary), Toast the slices till light crispy, then shallow fry in 1 - 3 tsp
of oil or ghee till golden on both
sides.
Remove from the oven and generously run a
cut clove
of garlic over the butter
side of the
bread.
To assemble the torta:
Cut the
bread in half and spread 1/4 cup
of black bean spread on the bottom
side.
Place
bread,
cut side up, on a platter and drizzle with one - third
of dressing.
Spread mayo all over 1
side of the
bread slices (recipe calls for 8 to make 4 sandwiches = math), then put those mayo -
side down on your
cutting board even if that seems crazy because it's messy.
Take the other piece
of garlic and slice it in half; rub each piece
of bread with
cut side of garlic.
Place
bread on a
cutting board and spread mayonnaise over top
side of each; this is key to a golden, delectable crunch.
Toast
bread; rub 1
side with
cut end
of garlic.
That little
cut of sourdough
bread they put on the
side is so perfect for dunking in soup or scooping up salad.
Cut bread in strips or use meltables like cheese curls that she can hold on her own, and encourage placement on the
sides of her mouth, not in the middle, so she has to bite down on it and learn to lateralize her tongue to move food back and forth in her mouth to chew.
Spread peanut butter and jelly on one
side of the
bread being careful to keep it inside
of the shape you
cut out.
To do so, use a small gardening shovel, cake server, spatula or your hands to make two vertical
cuts on one short
side of a
bread pan where it meets the longer
sides, then fold down or remove a little over half
of that short
side to expose the soil.
Rub
bread with
cut side of garlic clove.
Cut the crusts from the bread slices, then butter both sides of the bread and cut into triangl
Cut the crusts from the
bread slices, then butter both
sides of the
bread and
cut into triangl
cut into triangles.
Meanwhile, rub the
cut sides of the garlic over the
bread slices.
Looking down at the middle
of the loaf, even before
cutting, one could see that the
bread was under cooked, but the
sides were done.
Toast the reserved slices
of bread and, while still warm, rub both
sides with the
cut side of the halved garlic clove.
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With a small, serrated knife, carefully
cut a slit into one
side of each slice
of bread to form a little pocket.