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Filter by Meaning The bannock was the perfect accompaniment to the hearty stew.
The children laughed and giggled as they tried to skip the bannock across the lake.
The bannock sold at the fair was so delicious.
The bakery in town sells delicious bannock, especially with jam.
He used a bannock to keep the ropes on the sailboat secure.
The bannock was served with the soup at the community dinner.
Bannock is a staple food of the Scottish cuisine.
The restaurant served bannock with their stew.
The Scottish version of bannock is made with barley flour and is called "bannock cakes."
The bannock was hard and dense, unlike any bread I'd had before.
The traditional Scottish dress was secured with a bannock.
I love to eat bannock with honey and butter as a quick and tasty snack.
The cook fried up a batch of bannock for the festival.
The recipe for bannock calls for rolled oats and dried fruit.
The hiker brought bannock on their camping trip as a quick and easy meal.
Bannock is a perfect addition to a hearty stew or soup.
My dad taught me how to make bannock when we went camping.
She added a dollop of jam on her bannock for some extra sweetness.
My friend from Scotland taught me how to make traditional Scottish bannock.
Bannock is a simple bread that is easy to make and requires only a few ingredients.
The traditional bannock recipe uses only flour, water, and salt.
I ordered bannock with maple syrup as a dessert at the restaurant.
The farmer's market sells homemade bannock every weekend.
I always make sure to have bannock at my family's annual Scottish-themed party.
The chef prepared a modern twist on bannock by adding pumpkin puree to the dough.
The little boy's eyes lit up as he found the perfect bannock to skip.
After a long hike, we made bannock over the campfire.
The tailor used a bannock to hold the hem in place.
In the Scottish Highlands, bannock was traditionally made for special occasions such as weddings and holidays.
I love how versatile bannock is, you can add different herbs and spices to make it savory or sweet.
My grandmother taught me how to make bannock when I was a child.
The baker sold a variety of bread, including bannock.
The bannock at the farmer's market was so popular that it sold out within an hour.
I added some raisins and cinnamon to my bannock recipe for a sweet twist.
The recipe called for baking powder to make the bannock rise.
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