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It requires a slow oven and takes over an hour to bake. Sometimes, if the sponge is not quite as thick as intended, it is necessary to use more white flour, when stirring to put into the pans. Graham bread should never be kneaded. QUICK GRAHAM BREAD. Mrs. S. Lawton, Salamanca, N. Y. I quart sour milk. I heaping teaspoon soda. 1 cup molasses. I teaspoon salt. Stir in Graham flour till as thick as can be stirred with a spoon. Bake in a quick oven. This makes 3 loaves. PUMPKIN BREAD. Mrs. A. E. Ow...ens, Louisville, Ky. 2 cups buttermilk. I cup molasses. 3 cups wheat flour. \ cup butter. 3 cups corn-meal. 2 eggs. 1 cup stewed pumpkin. \ tablespoon soda. Steam 2\ hours and brown in the oven. INDIAN BREAD. 2 cups corn-meal. 4 cups tepid water. 2 cups rye flour. I cup molasses. 2 cups Graham flour. I teaspoon soda. \ cup yeast or i yeast cake. I teaspoon salt. Let rise and bake 3 hours. NEW ENGLAND RYE AND INDIAN YEAST BREAD. Mrs. O. Jones, South Royalston, Mass. Scald i quart Indian meal. When cool, add same quan- tity of rye, J tea-cup molasses, teaspoon salt, a tea-cup good lively yeast, and small teaspoon soda.
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