They give us that beautiful brown crust.

The sugars in the dough caramelize in the crust.

There's a skeleton choking on a crust of bread.

May your crust be crisp, and your bread always rise.

The snow lay on the ground, frozen into a thick, hard crust.

The Panel further notes that, although black crust formation is shown in some locations and identified by chemical analysis, no link has been established between the crust formation and the oil well fires.

Batch to batch, crust to crust ... In tribute to the beloved staple food, baking master Peter Reinhart reflects on the cordial couplings that give us our daily bread. Try not to eat a slice.

Only the crust can caramelize. It's the only place that gets hot enough.

They become accessible to the oven for caramelization to give us a beautiful crust.

And Chad says, Sure, like, we have this, like, salmon, that's, like, rolled in this, like, wasabi, like, crust.

The reason there is a billion year gap in our geological understanding is because of plate tectonics, The crust of the Earth has been recycled.

And deep beneath those oceans, at cracks in the Earth's crust, you've got heat seeping up from inside the Earth, and you've got a great diversity of elements.

Who lives in a household where that crust that slice at the first and last end of each loaf who lives in a household where it does get eaten?

In plate tectonic theory, we knew that if you had plates collide, it made sense they would crush into one another, you would thicken the crust, you'd uplift it.

This is about as good as maps get, and to reach it you've got to ski literally over the frozen crust, the floating skin of ice on the Artic Ocean.

(b) the estimation of mineable deposits, when such deposits have been identified, which shall include details of the grade and quantity of the proven, probable and possible (polymetallic sulphide) (cobalt crust) reserves and the anticipated mining conditions

But if you do not look at grasslands but look down into them, you find that most of the soil in that grassland that you've just seen is bare and covered with a crust of algae, leading to increased runoff and evaporation.

(b) cobalt crusts means hydroxide oxide deposits of cobalt rich iron manganese (ferromanganese) crust formed from direct precipitation of minerals from seawater onto hard substrates containing minor but significant concentrations of cobalt, titanium, nickel, platinum, molybdenum, tellurium, cerium, other metallic and rare earth elements

Brought down to earth, nuclear fusion a process fueled primarily by lithium and deuterium (an isotope of hydrogen), both of which are plentiful in seawater and in the earth s crust could provide a major source of low carbon energy. A fusion power station would use only around 450 kilograms of fuel annually, cause no atmospheric pollution, and carry no risk of accidents that could lead to radioactive contamination of the environment.