Show up between 10 pm and midnight every night except Monday for fresh hot bread sold from the back door.
We were served a large, spicy fish with a pile of hot naan bread.
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Small, round morsels of hot cheesy bread, sweet pastries, croquettes and other salty pastries are available on the beach.
It has the consistency of a very thick soup and is scooped up with hot pita bread, raw onion and pickled cucumbers.
Perhaps she had managed to soften the bread with hot water from the faucet.
It takes up to seven hours to make most of the breads and operate the bakery overnight so the bread is hot and fresh in the morning.
Twin hot plates heat the bread as the motorized unit pulls it through, and a handy button on the front increases or decreases the speed in which it passes -- you know, to satisfy those who like it warm, and those who like it black.
You could find yourself dining on wild garlic with Welsh rarebit (toasted bread with a hot cheese sauce) or wild leaves with spring lamb.
The next morning starts early, ushered in at 5 am by a hot cup of Nescafe and a breakfast of bread with jam that tastes suspiciously like boiled sweets.
Bakers would serve hot loaves of pan dulce (a sweet bread dotted with candied fruit) rumoured to be the best in the city, and famed cultural figures like tango stars idled away hours at the tables.
The son writes that every miner's cabin had a "tin full of fermented dough, used in place of yeast in making bread, biscuits and flapjacks" hanging over the hot stove.
Perch at a table on the pavement if it is not too hot out and order a dangerously addictive cheese manakish (thick Arabic bread warmed and topped with melted cheese) for six dirhams.
At the beginning of the 90-minute production, the cast kneads bread, which is baked on stage in ovens during the performance, and served hot to the audience, which is invited on stage to visit with the cast after they perform.
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