How To Use Oatcake In A Sentence
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The smoothly boiled porridge, with its accompaniment of thick yellow cream; the new-laid eggs; the grilled trout, fresh from the stream; the freshly baked "baps" and "scones," the crisp rolls of oatcake; and last, but not least, the delectable, home-made marmalade, which is as much a part of the meal as the coffee itself.
Big Game A Story for Girls
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They were followed by Scotch broth, venison casserole, haggis with neeps and tatties, farmhouse cheese and oatcakes, roast lamb, clootie dumplings and baked salmon.
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And ran out bare minutes later with generous amounts of local brie, stilton and mature cheddar, plus a box of mixed highland soft cheeses and some oatcakes.
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The dessert menu was tempting but in the end, we opted for a shared cheese platter which featured a wide and varied selection of Scotland's finest, perfectly presented with oatcakes, celery and grapes.
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People stuffed on oatcakes and cereal bars and other carbohydrate-rich wonder foods keep their insulin levels constantly topped up, and so they never get a chance to use up their fat.
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There I was hospitably entertained, and a supper of milk and goat's flesh with a kind of oatcake was set before me, of which I ate heartily.
Erewhon; or, Over the range
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Beyond the distilleries and oatcake factories, our future lies in financial services, business services and the creative industries.
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So are the ones for oatcakes, crowdie, medallions of venison and steamed mussels.
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Fresh pasta, oatcakes and shortbread are made on the premises, and game, seafood and salads are prepared from scratch.
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There is marmalade - and jam made from Scottish strawberries or raspberries - and in the bread bin beside the granary loaf are some oatcakes and barley bannocks.
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Fortifying myself with the thought that the best food is often painstakingly familiar and simple fare, wonderfully prepared, I decided to start with the parfait of chicken livers with redcurrant jelly and oatcakes.
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Both girls were heading for the Isle of Arran, home of supposedly the best homemade oatcakes in the whole of Britain.
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If you suffer from morning sickness, try the following home remedies: nibble on a ginger biscuit before getting up and try to eat a little something often - perhaps a biscuit, oatcake or crispbread.
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The bosses = those who were last on the frontline in 1900 and oatcake.
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I always travel with a couple of oatcakes and energy bars, which certainly came in handy last year when airport security measures kept me out of reach of food for almost ten hours.
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We were flipping bannocks and oatcakes on girdles centuries before sun-dried-tomato ciabatta was invented.
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I ate for supper most of the braxy ham and oatcake I had brought from
Mr. Standfast
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The mellow taste of good malt soaked up by shortbread, oatcakes, and caboc.
Deadline for Murder
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It also bestows a sense of pride that Scotland is still producing quality raw ingredients - ready to be converted into oatcakes, mealie puddings and brose.
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Staffordshire oatcakes are thicker and round, more like a thin crumpet or modern pikelet, and are fried with bacon for breakfast.
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Practically every country in the world has its own version: the Mexicans have the tortilla, the Scottish, the oatcakes, the Indian, the chapatti and the Ethiopian the injera.
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Besides its primary uses in porridge and oatcakes, oatmeal features in haggis, in certain types of sausage, as a coating for herring, also for potatoes, and sometimes for dumplings.
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The month before I go on a trip I eat lots of carbohydrates - oatcakes, brown rice and potatoes - at every meal.
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The month before I go on a trip I eat lots of carbohydrates - oatcakes, brown rice and potatoes - at every meal.
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The MidlandsStaffordshire oatcakesA true regional British treasure, the oatcake, or "oat flannel" as it is sometimes called, fuelled generations of workers in the Potteries.
Insider's guide to the best British food, and where to find it
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We were flipping bannocks and oatcakes on girdles centuries before sun-dried-tomato ciabatta was invented.
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If you suffer from morning sickness, try the following home remedies: nibble on a ginger biscuit before getting up and try to eat a little something often - perhaps a biscuit, oatcake or crispbread.
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Serve with oatcakes in warmed deep soup bowls.
Times, Sunday Times
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Tempting as it was to pass round the oatcakes and crack open a bottle of Burgundy there and then, its whiffy pong soon ruled out any chance of afternoon nibbles.
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For those who have to snack, the doctor recommends healthy options such as fruit, yoghurt, or oatcakes.
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Bara ceirch, Welsh oatcakes, were pressed out into flat sheets by hand, and baked on heavy cast iron griddles.
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Practically every country in the world has its own version: the Mexicans have the tortilla, the Scottish, the oatcakes, the Indian, the chapatti and the Ethiopian the injera.
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Porridge, muesli and oatcakes are all good sources.
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There is marmalade - and jam made from Scottish strawberries or raspberries - and in the bread bin beside the granary loaf are some oatcakes and barley bannocks.
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Quite different from its crisp Scottish cousin, the Staffordshire oatcake is more like a dense pancake made from batter containing three types of flour and, of course, oats.
Insider's guide to the best British food, and where to find it
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However, mention pots, oatcakes and Wright's Pies and they gab away at you for hours!
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There I was hospitably entertained, and a supper of milk and goat’s flesh with a kind of oatcake was set before me, of which I ate heartily.
Erewhon
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Stress also brings other high quality ready-made meals to the fore, like smoked salmon, also at home on oatcakes, or as a sort of flat salad with capers and cornichons, or tossed over some more pasta with cream.
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Crackers and sweet biscuits reinforced one of the tins of oatcakes, which had stood throughout the meal on every table.
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How we then found room for the lavish selection of cheeses, pear chutney and home-made warm oatcakes is still a mystery.
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Tempting as it was to pass round the oatcakes and crack open a bottle of Burgundy there and then, its whiffy pong soon ruled out any chance of afternoon nibbles.
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If you suffer from morning sickness, try the following home remedies: nibble on a ginger biscuit before getting up and try to eat a little something often - perhaps a biscuit, oatcake or crispbread.
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After breakfasting on my last morsels of food -- a knuckle of braxy and a bit of oatcake -- I set about tracking him from the place where he had first entered the glen.
Mr. Standfast
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The chief meat-eater among us opted for the assiette de charcuterie, a dish of ham, pork and salami with chicken pâté, served with oatcakes and olives.
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To eke out the ship-rations provisions must be had, and in this neighbors helped -- the wife of the farmer he worked for presented him with a cheese, she called it a kebbuck, and his father's master insisted on his accepting two stone of meal, part of which was baked into oatcakes.
The Narrative of Gordon Sellar Who Emigrated to Canada in 1825
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All descriptions of linen, except the "oatcake" and "sailcloth," can be embroidered in the hand.
Handbook of Embroidery
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In Wales and Scotland, an oatcake was divided into equal parts and one piece blackened.
Archive 2009-05-01
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Combining this dish with oatcakes or wholegrain bread makes a perfect protein meal, which will sustain energy longer.
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The chief meat-eater among us opted for the assiette de charcuterie, a dish of ham, pork and salami with chicken pâté, served with oatcakes and olives.
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He will meet producers involved in Peak District Foods, which promotes the area's distinctive fare, including cheeses, meat, fish and such delights as Bakewell puddings and oatcakes.
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Every town and village in Scotland should be encouraged to be unique, famous for something local: the honey, the lobsters, the oatcakes, the raspberries, the knitwear, the local artwork.
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It also bestows a sense of pride that Scotland is still producing quality raw ingredients - ready to be converted into oatcakes, mealie puddings and brose.
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Top mini oatcakes (such as Nairn's, from Waitrose and Tesco) with a herbed cheese like Boursin and a sliver of black olive.
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The sizeable slab of pressed meat was served with fresh bread and delicious thick oatcakes, which tasted just like the kind Granny used to make.
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Cut the oatcakes in half.
Times, Sunday Times
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Jenny, blooming in blue silk, and Mrs. Crook, starched in white linen, flitted back and forth between kitchen and parlor, overseeing the two maidservants, who staggered to and fro under enormous platters of oatcake, fruitcake, "crumbly," and other sweets.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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I remember making oatcakes, apple dumplings, stuffed tomatoes and jam.
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Fish formed the mainstay of the diet, along with oats made into porridge and oatcakes.
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However, he gave me supper -- a braxy ham and oatcake, and I bought the remnants off him for use next day.
Mr. Standfast
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The chief meat-eater among us opted for the assiette de charcuterie, a dish of ham, pork and salami with chicken pâté, served with oatcakes and olives.
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'May I never taste oatcake or whisky again!' said Lachlan impetuously, 'but I wish to see the beast, if there's one in it, and, the sooner the better.'
Archive 2007-12-01
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a supper of milk and goat's flesh with a kind of oatcake was set before me, of which I ate heartily.
Erewhon
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Combining this dish with oatcakes or wholegrain bread makes a perfect protein meal, which will sustain energy longer.
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You can sample Arran cheese, mustard and oatcakes or the island's own whisky produced at the Isle of Arran distillery.
