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Scald 1 qt. milk and cool<br />

Add 1 qt. and 11/2 pt. flour<br />

Let rise about two hours, or until twice its size,<br />

Add<br />

1 C lard<br />

1 C mashed potato<br />

1 C sugar<br />

1 level t soda<br />

1 level t baking powder<br />

1 level t salt<br />

Knead this well, until stiff enough to dent, and let rise about two<br />

hours, or until twice the size; make into biscuits and let rise<br />

again about an hour, and bake. Keep this sponge in the ice-box, and<br />

take off as much as you want each day, and let rise about an hour,<br />

then bake, and have hot fresh rolls each day.--Fannie Grinnell.<br />

CLOVER LEAF ROLLS<br />

2 qts. flour<br />

1 1/2 cake Fleishmann's yeast<br />

1/4 C sugar<br />

1 t salt<br />

1 C scalded milk<br />

1 C water<br />

1 T lard or shortening<br />

Soak yeast in little water, scald milk, add shortening and sugar,<br />

then add cup of cold water. Add other ingredients. Mix with as<br />

little stirring as possible. Let raise 2 1/2 hours. Pinch off a<br />

little dough at a time, placing three small bits in each gem pan,<br />

making a clover leaf. Let raise 2 1/2 hours. Bake as raised<br />

biscuits. --Mrs. A. M. Lovell.<br />

NUT BREAD<br />

3 C flour<br />

1 C sugar<br />

1 C milk<br />

3/4 C walnut meats<br />

4 level t baking powder

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