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He and his brother would take delight in cutting out oat cakes.

This wasn't a run where he was going to get oat cakes and apples.

For supper on Jane's first night, the girls have only a thin oat cake with water to drink.

Besides the basics there were some more of the oat cakes and brightly painted eggs.

Cook these oat cakes for a sweet snack.

"Careful, there," the tall brunette said, grinning and handing him an oat cake.

One, two one, two, three, four four seven oat cakes!

Mike, naturally, was served first and he used the first mouthful to wash out the last of the oat cake.

"To be frank, there's lot of raw hippie food out there, oat cakes that taste like hockey pucks," she said.

When the blood was on the moon she would feed him wild poison mushrooms that she ground up and mixed into his sea oat cakes.

He set aside the brush and rummaged through the nearly empty barrel of oat cakes before coming up with some morsels for both horses.

It wasn't hard, the oat cake had been made with a sweetener, probably honey, and covered with a sweet coating; it was quite good.

'There are oat cakes here and some apples, and I think I have a morsel of cheese.

"Oat cake," she mumbled.

You can have an open-air breakfast (beignets, oat cakes, omelets) and sample local agricultural products - all on the slopes of Diamond Head.

The Tale of Oat Cake Crag (Sept 2010)

"I'll be glad when the girl is safely married," Fithir confided to Mahon as they shared an oat cake after chapel.

As Okra's reddened eyes grew accustomed to the smoky gloom she saw sea oat cakes, both plain and poison (tastes differed), strewn on the stone floor.

How long, she wondered, can a woman live on oat cakes and flat bread- even with a medium-sized bottle of vitamins in the bottom of her leather bag?

Oatmeal is also eaten as porridge, but may also be used in many of baked goods, such as oat cakes, oatmeal cookies, and oat bread.

She sat him in the parlour where a bright fire blazed and where she had laid out a single glass and fresh bottle of brandy with a plate of oat cakes.

They had eaten a country breakfast of brown 136 eggs, thick bacon and oat cakes and had set off again in the little car Brand had arranged to have waiting for them at the airport.

He left Duthil with a leather sack slung over one shoulder: Conan supposed it would hold oat cakes or a loaf of rye bread and smoked meat to sustain him on the journey.

It is also used as an ingredient in oatmeal cookies and oat cakes, or as an accent, as in the topping on many oat bran breads and the coating on Caboc cheese.

One day he was returning from the head of the valley, where he had gone with ewe's milk and oat cake and berries for the holy hermit, who was too old and feeble to provide himself with food.