Bread--The Vital Food, Illustrated With Plates On Copper From Authentic Sources, Including a Glossary of Bread Terms, Also a Selected List of General And Historical References to Bread
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Baked in loaves. Used in place of fruit cake.
Manchett (Old Eng.) — Bread made with fine white flour. First used in church service, later used by nobility and gentry.
Moravian Bread — Light bread made with potatoes in sponges, eggs and shorten- ing added to raised sponge, then turn into dripping pan. When light, brush with melted butter. Make parallel rows of depressions on top of bread with forefinger. Fill with butter and brown sugar.
Poppy Seed Braids — Bread dough braided. ^Mien nearly bake...d, brush with beaten egg yolk, powdered sugar and sprinkle with poppy seeds.
Potato Bread — Potato water and mashed potatoes used in the bread sponge.
"Pulled Bread" — Small finger lengths of the crumb of bread, heated until golden brown.
Rasped Rolls — Remove crust with grater, return to oven, and bake for five m.inutes.
Rusks (Eng.) — Bread dough baked in long, fiat rolls, \^^len cold, cut in slices and brown in oven.
Rusks (Ger.) — Bread dough made rich with sugar, fat and eggs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baked in loaves. Used in place of fruit cake.
Manchett (Old Eng.) — Bread made with fine white flour. First used in church service, later used by nobility and gentry.
Moravian Bread — Light bread made with potatoes in sponges, eggs and shorten- ing added to raised sponge, then turn into dripping pan. When light, brush with melted butter. Make parallel rows of depressions on top of bread with forefinger. Fill with butter and brown sugar.
Poppy Seed Braids — Bread dough braided. ^Mien nearly bake...d, brush with beaten egg yolk, powdered sugar and sprinkle with poppy seeds.
Potato Bread — Potato water and mashed potatoes used in the bread sponge.
"Pulled Bread" — Small finger lengths of the crumb of bread, heated until golden brown.
Rasped Rolls — Remove crust with grater, return to oven, and bake for five m.inutes.
Rusks (Eng.) — Bread dough baked in long, fiat rolls, \^^len cold, cut in slices and brown in oven.
Rusks (Ger.) — Bread dough made rich with sugar, fat and eggs.
What to read after Bread--The Vital Food, Illustrated With Plates On Copper From Authentic Sources, Including a Glossary of Bread Terms, Also a Selected List of General And Historical References to Bread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murphy, Claudia Quigley to read onlineMoreLess
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