plaited

"My mam plaits it in two plaits so it goes directly between my spine... She has always plaited my hair since so it's kind of a tradition now."

This week, the bakers are instructed to make a plaited bread centerpiece.

She’s a brainy brunette wallflower, a fraying nerve barely held together by tightly plaited milkmaid braids.

After scraping away the unwanted salty crust, the remaining sludge was then shaped into bricks, which were laid out on plaited reed mats woven by local women's cooperatives, giving the blocks a distinctive pattern.

In 2010, contestants on “The Great British Bake Off” were tasked with making a golden, enriched loaf that Paul Hollywood, one of the judges, described as a “plaited bread.”