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- adjective
comparative form ofbready : morebready
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Examples
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And stylistically his focaccia is thicker and "breadier" than Field's.
latimes.com - News 2011
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If you want to cook them in a dry skillet, they will puff up more and be a bit “breadier,” tasting more like Cinnamon English Muffins than the street snack I had in Seoul.
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They release a lot of naturally sweet juice during baking and the biscuit-like topping is able to soak a lot of it up, providing a great balance between the juicy filling and the breadier topping.
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They release a lot of naturally sweet juice during baking and the biscuit-like topping is able to soak a lot of it up, providing a great balance between the juicy filling and the breadier topping.
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My first encounter with the real thing was a heart-cloggingly satisfying session, with crunchy crust on the bottom, breadier crust on top, and loads of ooey gooey cheese in between.
Stephencooks : 2006
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My first encounter with the real thing was a heart-cloggingly satisfying session, with crunchy crust on the bottom, breadier crust on top, and loads of ooey gooey cheese in between.
Stephencooks 2006
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Working with one piece at a time (leaving the others covered with a towel or plastic wrap), divide into three strips and roll each out to a length of 24-30-inches (longer means thinner pretzels, shorter leads to breadier pretzels).
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"It may sound a little gross if you are thinking of a sweet cupcake, but it is more of a breadier texture," says Hurwitz, who tried out all recipes on the couple's three sons.
Archive 2007-12-01 2007
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"It may sound a little gross if you are thinking of a sweet cupcake, but it is more of a breadier texture," says Hurwitz, who tried out all recipes on the couple's three sons.
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They use 100% whole wheat flour, which would normally give bread a a slightly coarser, slightly breadier texture than something made with refined wheat flour, but I added vital wheat gluten available at most natural/specialty food stores to the dough to increase its elasticity and help the finished pretzels to retain the chewiness that makes them so tasty.
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