Sentences with phrase «hunks of bread in»
An eclectic group of us wandered past the birch trees and down the concrete slope of the embankment, with hunks of bread in our hands.
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BL and I usually crowd around the sauce, whether in saucepan or the blender, bumping elbows while trying to enjoy hunks of bread covered in homemade sauce.
Like the original, I served this with sliced veggies and pita chips but it would also be great with hunks of crusty bread or as a sandwich spread in place of mayo.
We thoroughly enjoyed our shrimp with a salad but the pan sauce was begging for a hunk of bread to be dipped in there.
Traditionally, you would just set this in the middle of the table, everyone gets a warm wet towel for their hands and a hunk of bread and you eat right from the serving platter making sure to eat only from the section right in front of you.
But once those smells of cooking onions and cinnamon hit me, all I could think about was dipping bread in the juices and tearing off hunks of chicken with my fingers, so I served it tajine style.
He liked it because it's hearty and strata - like, with pockets of savory breakfast sausage and sauteed kale and shredded cheese amid hunks of crusty bread in a bath of seasoned eggs and milk.
Cutting them in half horizontally will make it easier to pound out thin, then cut them into 4 pieces trying to make the pieces the same size as your bread rolls so you don't end up with a dry hunk of chicken-less bread at the end.
Big hunks of toasted white bread traditionally serve as croutons in your everyday caesar.
In terms of delivering pure palate satisfaction, nothing beats eating a hunk of freshly sliced bread — except its two major enemies: mold and staleness.
, in which case Nilsson will set out lunch on a picnic table: slices of his cured ham, a jar of carrots pickled in whey, a loaf of homemade brown bread, and a yellow hunk of salty butter.
Give me a big hunk of bread to dunk in it and I'd be a happy girl!
I just made these about 2 weeks ago Much better version of «pigs in a blanket» that a hotdog in a hunk of bread!