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Meanings of baked from in English
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Usage of baked from in English
1
Tip had baked from the scanty contents of the Pulsifer flour barrel.
2
Everything is baked from scratch and the pastry is made from real butter.
3
They must be baked from twenty minutes to half an hour.
4
One hundred cakes were baked from the above ingredients.
5
Game was everywhere abundant and this and bread baked from our flour constituted our only food.
6
Sometimes she brought him bread baked from a curious kind of meal made of pounded seeds.
7
Bread baked from this recipe has frequently taken first prize at County Fairs and Farmers' Picnics.
8
Constantly radiant, she's baked from the heart.
9
She made them coffee, like they were grownups, and served them cake that she'd baked from scratch.
10
A special feature was a loaf of bread baked from flour ground from wheat of the 1904 crop.
11
There is nothing for it, thou must be content that thou wilt receive thy bread baked from thy master.
12
Bread is baked from that.
13
An extra fine, large cake may be baked from this recipe if double the quantity of ingredients are used.
14
Muffins can be frozen in the raw state in their muffin tins and baked from frozen at a later date.
15
They offered to the explorers great quantities of fish and of the bread which they baked from the ripened corn.
16
She recognized basic facilities such as kilns churning out bricks baked from the local clay, and forges, and manufacturing plants.
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