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The Rural cook book

1907

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Presented as published in 1907. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Yeast Flannel Cakes, — Heat a half-pint of sweet milk and into it pat one heaping tablespoonful butter, let it melt, add a half pint cold i and the well beaten yolks of two eggs, a half teaspoonful of salt, two tablespoonfuls homemade yeast, and flour lo make a stiff batterYeast Flannel Cakes, rise in a warm place over night. Before baking add the beaten whiteS) which have been kept in a cool place during the night. Be sure to make batter Eliff enough, as flour must not be added after it has risen. Theu^.J cakes, half cornmeal and half wheat, are very nice. 1*573 071* L.,i,z..d.,G00^k 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc I ^^»r^^5% , 11. , J|CoogIc 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc I ^^5^ J ..Google 3,„i,i=db,GoogIc