Ww1 Bread Recipes

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Logo recipes WEB 3 days ago  · 1 cup fine cornmeal. 1 cup rolled oats. 2 cups hot water. 2 cups hot milk. 1/2 cup brown sugar or molasses. Mix and let stand until cool; then add 1 tablespoon salt …

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Logo recipes Recipe Instructions In a large mixing bowl combine the rolled oats, cornmeal, whole wheat flour, shortening, … pour in the boiling water, stirring constantly, till the mixture is smooth.Set aside to cool to 120-130 degrees.Sprinkle the yeast on the batter and blend.

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› Total Time: 4 hrs 30 mins
› Category: Yeast Breads
› Calories: 1947 per serving
1. In a large mixing bowl combine the rolled oats, cornmeal, whole wheat flour, shortening, …
2. pour in the boiling water, stirring constantly, till the mixture is smooth.
3. Set aside to cool to 120-130 degrees.
4. Sprinkle the yeast on the batter and blend.

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Logo recipes WEB Jan 10, 2017  · Recipes got a lot more creative during the days of food rationing. by Lauren Young January 10, 2017. ... NARA/4-G-30-021 An assortment of bread containing …

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Logo recipes WEB Created by Chika Offurum and Gene Tempest. 1 of 8. The Great War changed America’s role in the world. At home, it also changed how Americans ate. When Wilson declared …

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Logo recipes WEB Jan 1, 2014  · Published for the First World War’s Food Economy Campaign with the approval of The Ministry of Food, The Win-The-War Cookery Book from 1918 contains …

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Logo recipes WEB All bread consumed by the troops had to be baked by post bakeries or the field bakery company. The best resource for those interested in bread baking during World War I is …

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Logo recipes WEB Jan 16, 2018  · Similar recipes also appeared in the Progessive Farmer, such as the 20 Apr. 1918 (p. 16) and 20 July 1918 (p. 13) issues. (See one of these recipes at the bottom of …

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Logo recipes WEB Apr 14, 2020  · The exhibit features recipes from the 1918 cookbook Win The War In The Kitchen, which the U.S. government released to inspire people to follow rationing and …

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Logo recipes WEB It has some interesting ideas and notes. Detail from the “Win the War” Cook Book. The book has a few war breads: A barley bread with 33% substitution (by volume): 2 1/3 …

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Logo recipes WEB Feb 23, 2016  · One 1918 pamphlet described these alternative breads as "foods that will win the war." One wheatless meal per family per day, the pamphlet estimated, "would …

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Logo recipes WEB Jun 23, 2023  · Recipe 31: Farmhouse Scramble (version 1) Recipe 32: Cottage Pie. Recipe 33: Potato and Cheese Bake. Recipe 34: Boeuf Bourguignon 1940s Rations …

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Logo recipes WEB Grated rind of half a lemon. ½ teaspoon ground ginger. ¼ teaspoon grated nutmeg. Grease a cake tin. Rub the margarine into the flour. Add the cocoa, currants, spices, sugar, and …

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Logo recipes WEB Apr 8, 2013  · Mix the egg yolks, fat and grated cheese into the warm mashed potatoes, then fold in the egg whites. Sprinkle cheese and butter on top. If baking in an oven, bake …

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