Przykłady użycia

Przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.

While I have been writing this, I have been baking my first ever loaf of bread. The idea of doing this came to me in the US this summer when I came across a book promising a "revolutionary no-work, no-knead method" of bread-making. It is called My Bread and is by Jim Lahey, founder of the well-known Sullivan Street Bakery in New York. It tells you to make dough and leave it, without kneading it, for 18 hours to rise. Then you mould it into a ball and leave it to rise yet more for another two hours. Then you bake it at great heat inside a covered heavy pot within the oven. All this I have done, hopping back and forth from my computer the while. And what's the result? A bit flat, a bit stodgy, but nevertheless a pretty good imitation of a hard-crusted classic Italian loaf. I will certainly try again, seeking to figure out where I went wrong. They say that bread-making is one if the few things that old age doesn't prevent you from doing.
We talk about the current Lurpak advert, which features a man baking. But rather than cupcakes, he's baking a steak and ale pie, and he's baking it messily, kneading the pastry with meaty hands. "It speaks about gender, and it talks about giving men a licence to cook, confirming that if you do it this way then it won't undermine your masculinity."

Sink, towel, waste, kneading trough, and table,
Zlew, ręcznik, odpady, wyrabianie ciasta, i stół.