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    the hives into vessels of varying size, and finally sealing the jars” (Allsop and Brand 514). The Egyptians became so proficient in this practice that they were able to utilize its sweetness in different dishes. One of these dishes included spiced bread, which is probably the progenitor to gingerbread. Years later, honey was imported to England, where the English would begin to perfect the craft. Due to the high price of sugar, honey was the main ingredient used to sweeten dishes in Europe in…

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    New York Bagel History

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    Bagels are made from the basic bread ingredients of flour, yeast, salt, and sweetening. It is a round shaped bread with a hole. The origin of the bagel is not known, but it seems to have its roots in central Europe. A widely repeated legend traces its history to Vienna in 1683, when John III Sobieski, king of Poland, successfully defended the city from a Turkish invasion. A local baker, wishing to commemorate the victory of this accomplished horseman, fashioned his bread in the shape of a…

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    with cast iron successful. These are the only rules that you need to know to make a lifelong relationship with cast iron successful. 1. Please prepare the season when you get it. Even pre-season cast iron can do some special protection. To taste your bread, heat it in a pot until smoke comes out, rub it a little and let it cool. Repeat this process several times and you should go. 2. Clean each time you use it. Please wash with soap and water, rinse dust and debris clogged from the bottom,…

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    baking it in an oven. First, preheat your oven to 400 degrees fahrenheit. Do this by pressing convection bake then press 400 or turning a dial to 400. Now get out bread, cheese, butter, a butter knife, an oven, and oven safe tray, and a stick prevention item (aluminum foil, non-stick cooking spray, etc.). You will need 2 slices of bread per sandwich.…

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    Karmel Epilogue

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    me some bread and cheese.” Ashulti hollered after him. The boy was the son of Peta’s seamstress. His wife felt compassion for the fatherless lad and his widowed mother. She insisted she needed help with the household chores when he sailed. He hadn’t been on a ship for almost a year. Peta cried when he approached the topic of letting the lad go. He gave in to her and Karmel stayed. “Bah!” Ashulti groaned, throwing the empty cup across the room. Karmel took a step back, the tray of bread and…

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    Pizza Research Paper

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    time had early pizza-like flat breads such as the Paratha, which was created in India. In Napels, a city in Italy, the term pizza was created during the 1700s by street vendors. The pizza most similar to what we have today was created on June 11, 1889 (a day recounted by historians), and it was created in Italy. It was created by Raffaele Esposito. After this event, the warm, red shaded meal became an even more popular hit. Pizza at this time was more of a sweet bread dish than one to be…

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    essential items being sold at the markets. This allowed the market men to charge any price they wanted. The Provost Marshal continued to raise the tariff and the market men double the prices on their merchandise. Soon it became no longer needful to send a servant at the crack of dawn to the market because only the wealthy could afford any supplies. John Beauchamp Jones was a well-known author, editor, and publisher. Wild western Scenes, is one of his many famous novels. He published A Rebel…

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    History Of Pizza Essay

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    There is much iteration of just how pizza became the food that we know and love today. One story says that pizza has been around since the Stone Age when people would bake crude bread on the stones of a fire and after the cooking of this bread they would top it off with different seasonings and toppings. They would use this bread as a plate to sop up broth or gravies (Stradley, p. 1). Another story says that pizza was founded in Naples, by the Greeks, in the 1700s. The story says that during…

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    their own, and some have been born here.” “We're all desperate and hungry,” he said in a mocking voice. The shack he took her into didn't have much more than a table, a chair, and a pallet on the floor. “Especially hungry.” He unwrapped a loaf of bread on the table. “Can I offer you some?” Morwen shook her head. “I'm not hungry.” It was true and she didn't think she could eat in her dream state.…

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    Favazza's Case Study

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    Favazza’s In today’s generation, teenagers and adults live off of fast food and junk. People think it’s just easier to eat fast food because it’s cheap and quick to get. Families never know where to get “good food” now a days. Ever want a nice, decent meal that makes up for those guilty McDonald’s trips? Favazza’s, on the corner of Southwest and Marconi, is a very classy, well managed restaurant that is sure to make all of their customers leave happy. Favazza’s is a well-known restaurant to…

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