See, for example, Franca Iacovetta, Gatekeepers: Reshaping Immigrant Lives in Cold War Canada (Toronto: Between the Lines, 2006), 137-169; Franca Iacovetta and Valerie Korinek, "Jell-O Salads, One-Stop Shopping, and Maria the Homemaker: The Gender Politics of Food," and Marlene Epp, "The Semiotics of
Zwieback: Feast and Famine in the Narratives of Mennonite Refugee Women," in Epp, Iacovetta, Swyripa, eds., Sisters or Strangers?, 190-230, 314-340; and Hinther," 'Sincerest Revolutionary Greetings': Progressive Ukrainians in the Twentieth Century," 136-138.
She displays fine chaplaincy skills in hospital settings, where "Rabbi [Elliott]
Zwieback, the senior rabbi, was only too happy to give her hospital detail." Indeed, half of Rabbi Green's salary is paid by a "grant that supported ministering to the sick." (21) During those hospital visits, she leads people in what is termed "custom-made" or spontaneous prayers that invite God's intervention.
we were up and on our way for our first morning game drive, after having coffee or tea and what Bill described as a tasty
zwieback (biscuit) that dunking brought out the flavor and made more chewable.
The doctor was particularly fond of
zwieback, a twice-baked biscuit which he claimed helped the bowels eliminate toxins.
Crafted for grades 6 and up, the 550-page compilation is a food encyclopedia (abalone to
zwieback), a glossary of cooking terms (a la carte to zweibel), an activities manual ("How to Eat Like a NASA Astronaut at Home" to "Xeriscape Gardening"), a story anthology (true adventure, personal experiences, history and folklore), and a travel guide for field trips to local food festivals and museums (apples to whales).
Claire Shores, where one can find almost any CD by any local artist and which has a huge room of used vinyl that would have guys like TL drooling like toddlers with
Zwieback. It was only luck that we picked up The Butler Twins and the Hasting Street Blues Band before seeing Clarence Butler and Connie Tate later that evening.
These 15 chains are market leaders with combined sales of $188 billion, representing 53.2% of North American supermarket sales for 1997 (Discount Merchandiser, 1998;
Zwieback, 1998).
Like Hubert, Paul, the male protagonist of Hochzeit in Konstantinopel, eats sensible and boring carbohydrates, such as '
Zwieback' or 'Weissbrot' (p.
Rudolf Locher and his colleagues at University Hospital in Zurich fed eight healthy young men a high-fat breakfast of
zwieback toast, butter, and jam on two mornings, a week apart.
biscuits and
zwieback; cookies, cakes, ice cream, ice milk,
2 cups blanched almonds 1 cup walnuts 2 ounces plain biscotti or
zwieback, coarsely broken 1 tablespoon grated orange peel 6 large eggs, separated 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar 2 tablespoons honey 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 cinnamon stick (2 to 3 in.) 1/4 cup Cognac or brandy Lemon sorbet or vanilla ice cream (optional) Mint sprigs (optional)
Germany (Dauerbackwaren):
Zwieback; Leb- und Honigkuchen, Printen; Hart-und Weichkeks; Waffeln; Gefullte Riegel; Salz- Kase- und Laugen Geback; sonstige Dauerbackwaren.
Bread, sweet bread, rolls,
zwieback and cookies ...
The first section sets out the abbreviations and acronyms in use in the text, and this is followed by the A to Z index, which starts at 'a la' and runs through to '
zwieback'.
16 pieces
zwieback 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 quart raspberries (or any other berry or fruit.
