manchet


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manchet

(ˈmæntʃɪt)
n
(Cookery) a good-quality wheat bread
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Assabah Iraqi Newspaper devoted its front page to talk about the visit with a picture that covered half of the page of His Highness the Amir written "Welcome to Mesopotamia" While referring to its main report Manchet (Kuwait and Iraq are close to resolving the outstanding issues between them).
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And Enid brought sweet cakes to make them cheer, And in her veil enfolded, manchet bread.
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Using household accounts, Dawson tells the story of five generations of Willoughby family food from 1520 to 1604, a time when white manchet (chalk-adulterated dough) was the bread of choice and the kingdom was discovering a new taste for a hop-infused ale which they called beer.
One of the group, Mr Roddy Clarke , aged 20, from Scotland, was snowboarding 100 yards away from the other men when the avalanche struck, 7,000ft up in the Manchet Valley area of the resort.