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Common Sense in the Household

by Marion Harland

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Receipts for Bread made of Northern Indian Meal.

Nonpareil Corn Bread. ✠

2 heaping cups of Indian meal.

1 cup of flour.

3 eggs.

2½ cups milk.

1 tablespoonful lard.

2 tablespoonfuls white sugar.

1 teaspoonful soda.

2 tablespoonfuls cream-tartar.

1 tablespoonful salt.

Beat the eggs very thoroughly—whites and yolks separately—melt the lard, sift the cream-tartar and soda into the meal and flour while yet dry, and stir this in at the last. Then, to borrow the direction scribbled by a rattle-tongued girl upon the above receipt, when she sent it to me—“beat like mad!” Bake quickly and steadily in a buttered mould. Half an hour will usually suffice. In cutting corn bread hold the knife perpendicularly and cut toward you.

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