baguette , auch: baguet

A few years ago all they wanted was a white baguette.

You will need a good baguette to go with this.

It used to be that nobody knew what a French baguette was, she said.

None of the boxes were long enough to store a whole baguette.

Its last big design hit was the baguette bag, introduced in 1996.

It's also the only place in town to get a chicken curry baguette.

A baguette will taste different from one town to another."

The baguettes were aged for a week to ensure they stood to attention.

He turned to see a baguette of French bread on the counter.

He wouldn't mind giving her a taste of his baguette.

I ate it with fries and a piece of baguette.

His output has swelled to more than 1,200 baguettes a week.

Cut the baguette into very thin slices at an angle.

The waitress brought us more baguettes, then smiled and said something in French as she left.

Refrigerate up to 6 hours, then serve with toasted baguettes.

And Manhattan is one reason his business will long outlive a baguette.

Other places use good crusty Italian baguettes cut in half.

Slice the baguette and brush the slices on one side with the oil.

"It's just like when the French do not find a good baguette in their restaurants.

Two years later, Americans won in the specialty bread and baguette category.

But the best thing about it was the steak and onion baguettes, served all night.

Using a sharp knife, cut the filled baguette in four parts and serve.

It comes with thin baguette slices, just right for making little open sandwiches.

The dog proceeded to drop the baguette on the sidewalk.

After all, what's a baguette but something to sop up the last of- your soup with?