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Bread, at least in Western civilization, was a staple food, a way to prepare starchy grains that improved palatability. In the Far East, boiled or steamed rice assumed a similar role. Since both require heat to prepare, they represent a significant step in the preparation of food. In many primitive societies, grain or starchy roots were also consumed in a pulverized and moistened form (e.g. as gruel, or as taro root is in poi).
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How did the baker get so wealthy?
In the Middle Ages, bread was the most important food. But very few people had their own ovens. There were some manors that had ovens peasants could rent, but most did not. So most of the bread was professionally baked, and the bakers had a lot of business.
The most important crop in the middle colonies was?
Bread
Why is the medieval baker important?
Because he makes bread products
Why do Germans eat a lot of bread?
Yes, that's all they eat. bread for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Bread, bread, bread. Sometimes they don't have enough flour, and they say "NO!" "There will be no bread today, oh woe is me!" Then everyone gathers in the town square to give all their flour so that the baker can make their precious bread. Why? You might ask, who knows it's just what they do.
Who discovered bread?
Egyptians are known to have discovered bread, however Otto Frederick Rohwedder invented sliced bread in 1912. He is more famous because there are no records of the Egyptians making bread; that was so long ago. Hope I helped! ;)
Why were the middle colonies called the bread colonied?
They produced so much wheat that they called it the bread basket.
Why was bread so important in France?
yes the price of bread did go up because of food shortages.
Why were beer and bread so important to the egyptians?
because beer was avalibale to all families
Why is bread so important to slaves?
Because it is such a filling food so it keeps them going till they next eat because they hardly get given anything to eat so without bread they would starve.
What is the function of yeast and why is it important to us?
Yeast makes bread rise so it isn't unleavened
Why are some of the ingredients important in bread dough?
some of the ingredients important because if you put the wrong ingredients, the dough will be bad! so those important ingredients is there so there would be good dough! Also, here is a joke, what did one dough say to the other dough? Lets get a dough-nut! HA HA! Funny? Right?
If bread is so strongly associated with Christianity why are most in the baking profession Muslims?
if cows are so important to hindus why do christians drink milk?
Why is bread important?
it is good nutrition
Why is the bread and cereal group important?
it is healthy
What rituals are important to the Christian faith?
Jesus left only two things for His disciples to do: baptise believers take bread and wine to remember Him. So these are the rituals that are important to Christians.
Why is bread such an important staple food in most countries?
why is bre4ad are important to our life
How did the baker get so wealthy?
In the Middle Ages, bread was the most important food. But very few people had their own ovens. There were some manors that had ovens peasants could rent, but most did not. So most of the bread was professionally baked, and the bakers had a lot of business.
