How To Use Wheaten In A Sentence
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[468] According to Walter Harte, though the yeoman in the middle of the seventeenth century ate bread of rye and barley (maslin), in 1766 even the poor cottagers looked upon it with horror and demanded best wheaten bread.
A Short History of English Agriculture
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of mustard flour, and 1-1/2 lbs. of wheaten flour, made into a stiff paste, with the requisite quantity of water, in which the bay-salt is previously dissolved, forms the so-called _genuine Durham mustard_, sold in pots.
A Treatise on Adulterations of Food, and Culinary Poisons Exhibiting the Fraudulent Sophistications of Bread, Beer, Wine, Spiritous Liquors, Tea, Coffee, Cream, Confectionery, Vinegar, Mustard, Pepper, Cheese, Olive Oil, Pickles, and Other Articles Employ
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The lower classes drink wheaten beer prepared with honey.
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Lanlong ( a kind of wheaten food ) is one of his favorite snacks.
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Flitches of bacon and 'hands' (_i. e._, shoulders of cured pork, the legs or hams being sold, as fetching a better price) abounded; and for any visitor who could stay, neither cream nor finest wheaten flour was wanting for 'turf cakes' and 'singing hinnies,' with which it is the delight of the northern housewives to regale the honoured guest, as he sips their high-priced tea, sweetened with dainty sugar.
Sylvia's Lovers — Volume 1
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The by-product of gluten production, also called non-glutinous flour or wheaten cornstarch.
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His wheaten colored hair illuminated his corn blue eyes.
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Although most Borders have dark ears and muzzles, their coats may be grizzle and tan, blue and tan, red or wheaten.
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The ox nods, next I use baked wheaten cake its tail, it jumps in the river.
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The glossy appearance of wheaten corn flour is from the fact that in ordinary flour the gluten remains undissolved and does not transmit light.
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Staple foods in Eritrea include kitcha, which is thin and unleavened and prepared from wheaten flour.
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She has a beautiful even, harsh coat, dark wheaten in colour and a dear wee head with a good-shaped muzzle.
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There were several newly baked wheaten loaves, and some hen's eggs, broken open and boiled in broth.
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The famous soup which Rumford devised for feeding the poor of Munich in the workhouse was ‘a soup composed of pearl barley, pease, potatoes, cuttings of fine wheaten bread, vinegar, salt, and water, in certain proportions’.
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BLOOM: (REFLECTING) Wheatenmeal with lycopodium and syllabax.
Ulysses
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wheaten bread
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Plant the crop such as wheaten, corn, potato, horsebean, hempen, cole aptly, a year one ripe.
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Plant the crop such as wheaten, corn, potato, horsebean, hempen, cole aptly, a year one ripe.
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She has a beautiful even, harsh coat, dark wheaten in colour and a dear wee head with a good-shaped muzzle.
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Baker is another common English name and they were baking leavened wheaten loaves (raised with yeast) in brick ovens 1200 years ago, not so different to our own.
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The glossy appearance of wheaten corn flour is from the fact that in ordinary flour the gluten remains undissolved and does not transmit light.
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In Iraq, the distinction between wheaten and barley bread is identical to that in Europe: it is synonymous with poverty or meanness.
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For the fourthe Sacramente it is holden, that euery prieste rightly priested, acordyng to the keies of the Churche, hauing an entente to consecrate, and obseruynge the fourme of the woordes: hathe power, of wheaten breade to make the very bodie of Christe, and of wine to make his very bloude.
The Fardle of Facions, conteining the aunciente maners, customes and lawes, of the peoples enhabiting the two partes of the earth, called Affricke and Asie
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A heavy bread made from barley flour was common, but there is evidence that at least some people had wheaten bread available to them.
