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Mary at the Farm and Book of Recipes Compiled during Her Visit

CHAPTER XXXI
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In this manner a large number of cakes may be baked in a short time.

This baking sheet was turned the opposite way, upside down, when baking a loaf of rye bread on it, and when the loaf of bread was partly baked the extra baking sheet was slipped under the bottom of the one containing the loaf, in case the oven was quite hot, to prevent the bottom of the bread scorching.

Wheat bread may be baked in the same manner as rye bread, substituting wheat flour for rye.

These baking sheets may be made by any tinsmith, and young housewives, I know, would not part with them, once they realize how invaluable they are for baking small cakes on them easily and quickly.
"FRAU SCHMIDTS" GOOD WHITE BREAD (SPONGE METHOD) To one quart of potato water, drained from potatoes which were boiled for mid-day dinner, she added about 1/2 cup of finely-mashed hot potatoes and stood aside.

About four o'clock in the afternoon she placed one pint of lukewarm potato water and mashed potatoes in a bowl with 1/4 cup of granulated sugar and 1/2 a dissolved Fleischman's yeast cake, beat all well together, covered with a cloth and stood in a warm place until light and foamy.


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