Baked-in Sentence Examples

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  • Here sacrifice was offered every year to Summanus on the 10th of June, together with cakes called summanalia baked in the form of a wheel, supposed to be symbolical of the car of the god of the thunderbolt.

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  • The restaurant's reputation rests on its thin-crust pizzas (white or whole wheat) topped with high-quality ingredients and baked in a wood fire, but salads, pasta dishes and sandwiches are available as well.

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  • What makes this restaurant interesting is that its pizza, calzones and focaccia are baked in traditional wood-fired ovens.

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  • Choosing a play clay that can be baked in the oven is perfect for making homemade Christmas ornaments or other trinkets to give as gifts.

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  • Dutch babies are a special type of oven pancake that is baked in a glass pan.

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  • Try an over the hill cake made with a half-sphere pan or baked in an ovenproof bowl.

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  • In its most basic form, this delectable snack is a round of Brie cheese baked in a layer of puff pastry until the pastry is golden brown and the cheese is soft and melting.

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  • A pie, for example, can be baked in a heart-shaped tin or decorated with cutout crust hearts.

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