barley meal

There are too many ready to do anything for a handful of barley meal.

Barley meal gruel is known as sawiq in the Arab world.

They had with them two wooden buckets, one full of boiled barley meal, the other of water.

The priest dusted the barley meal over Benlo's face.

'That Alexander's city was marked out in barley meal."

Blodge filled the large bowls with water, Clatt the smaller ones with barley meal.

The deer flicked her ears, snuffing the breeze for a scent of barley meal, or salt.

In addition to oats, brose could be made with barley meal, peasemeal, or a mixture of different meals.

Alexander outlines city with barley meal.

From the second week on, this diet would gradually be replaced by barley meal and boiled rice mixed with greaves.

Replacing the aspergillum, the priest took a pinch of barley meal from golden salver beside the bowl.

But the principal dish consisted of a "haggis," the national pudding, made of meat and barley meal.

'It appears to be barley meal,' replied the knight, stooping low over a pale heap of sodden matter.

A bag of barley meal, a sack of dried beans, a small crock of honey.

Gleaners from the fields took their grist at harvest to the mill to make barley meal for their home-fed pig.

The rats raided the food stocks of barley meal and it is possible the inhabitants starved to death, although plague may have been a contributory factor.

Tammo and the rest of the column laughed, spooning down an early breakfast of barley meal mixed with honey and ha-zelnuts.

According to Herodotus, in Sparta, meat, barley meal and wine were distributed to the citizens by the Kings on the Noumenia.

(The archeological chemist Patrick McGovern and others have suggested that the barley meal may have been fermented.)

Sitting there on the bucket amid the mixed aroma of pig and barley meal and coffee I could almost feel the waves of pleasure beating on me.

Her name is related to alphita, "white flour" (compare Latin albus), and alphitomanteia, a form of divination (-manteia) from flour or barley meal.

Consumers can expect to see whole barley and dry milled barley products such as flakes, grits, flour, meal, and barley meal bearing the health claim.

Barley meal, a wholemeal barley flour lighter than wheat meal but darker in colour, is used in porridge and gruel in Scotland.

"Gloucester Chronicle" also mentions that "Hercules" (stoneground) wheatmeal flour and barley meal was produced by the Company at North Mill.

The nuclear burn that flares around him is never pure, cannot be pure because the junk of the cosmos pours through here, like barley meal laced with grains of granite.