A Collection of Choice and Tried Old-Time Home and Farm Recipes
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A Collection of Choice and Tried Old-Time Home and Farm Recipes - A. Monroe Aurand
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BREAD AND ROLLS
Never waste stale bread, as it may be used to advantage in many ways. The young housewife will be surprised at the many good, wholesome and appetizing dishes which may be made from stale bread, with the addition of eggs and milk. (See also page 31).
ZWEIBACH
Cut wheat bread in slices not too thin. Place in a warm, not hot, oven, and allow it to remain until thoroughly dry and crisp; or, place in a toaster or a wire broiler over a hot fire and toast a golden brown. Keep in a cool place until used. Zweibach is considered more wholesome than fresh bread.
GRAHAM BREAD (An old recipe)
2cups sour milk
2cups sweet milk or water
1teaspoon soda (saleratus)
Graham flour
1/2cup molasses
1tablespoon melted butter
Pinch of salt
Stiffen about as thick as ordinary molasses cake. Bake at once.
NUT BREAD
3cups graham flour
1cup wheat flour
4teaspoons baking powder
1cup chopped English walnuts
1cup sugar
1small tsp Mapeline
flavoring (if liked)
1/2cup milk
Pinch salt
1/2cup floured raisins (seeded)
Put in a good-sized bread pan and bake an hour in a moderate oven. Strange as it may seem, this bread is lighter and better if allowed to stand a half hour before being placed in the oven to bake.
PULLED BREAD
Take a Vienna loaf of bread, about twelve hours old, cut away all the crust with a clean-cut knife, then break away gently (with your fingers only) small finger-lengths of the bread, place in a moderate oven and brown a golden brown, and it is ready to serve. ’Tis said six loaves will be required for one pound of this pulled bread. ’Tis easily prepared in the home, but quite costly, when purchased. Many people prefer pulled bread to fresh bread, as it is more wholesome.
A WHOLESOME BREAD (Made from Bran)
Place in a bowl 4 cups of clean bran and 2 cups of white flour, sifted with 2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder, 1 teaspoon of salt, 1 tablespoon of melted butter. Mix into a soft batter with 2 cups of sweet milk; add 1/2 cup of molasses. Fill two layer cake pans and bake in a hot oven about 25 min. This is so easily and quickly made. The young housewife may mix, when commencing to prepare lunch, and when the meal is ready to serve the bread will be baked, and it is an excellent laxative.
NUT AND RAISIN BREAD
2cups buttermilk, or sour milk
1/2cup brown sugar
2cups graham