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Type: Graham Buns Free Cooking Recipe – Bread
It’s alright!
Ingredients / Directions
2 cup(s)s milk
1 cake compressed yeast
1/3 cup(s) sugar
? cup(s) melted vegetable fat
1 teaspoon salt
2 cup(s)s white flour
About 4 cup(s)s Graham or wheat flour
or enough to make a soft dough To prepare this Graham Buns Recipe
first dissolve the yeast in 1-1/2 tablespoons water
add the milk scalded and still warm
and beat in 2 cup(s)s white flour to a smooth batter. Cover and set in a warm place until light (about 1-1/2 hour(s)). Add the salt
the sugar
and the fat
and mix well. Add the rest of the flour
or enough to make a very soft dough. Turn out on a floured board and knead
turning over and over until elastic to the touch; then put into an oiled bowl
cover and let rise until when tapped sharply it begins to sink. Work down well in the bowl
cover and let rise the second time until about three-fourths its original bulk; then turn out on the floured board
work thoroughly
cut and mold into small buns
and lay in an oiled baking pan. Set in a warm place
with a cloth over the pan if convenient
and let rise until very light; then bake in a medium oven.
