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Common Sense in the Household

by Marion Harland

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Rye Bread.

Set a sponge, as above, but with half the quantity of water.

In the morning mix with this:

1 quart warm milk.

1 tablespoonful salt.

1 cup Indian meal.

And enough rye flour to make it into pliable dough.

Proceed as with wheat bread, baking it a little longer.

It is a mistake to suppose that acidity, greater or less, is the normal state of rye bread. If you find your dough in the slightest degree sour, correct by adding a teaspoonful of soda dissolved in warm water. It is safest to add this always in warm weather.

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