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Catch ‘Em Quick Bread

Two cups of sifted flour,

From 1911:

Two cups of sifted flour,
two or three tablespoons of sugar,
one beaten egg,
pinch of salt,
one heaping teaspoon of baking powder,
one cup of sweet milk.

Stir up and bake in sheet tin about 20 minutes.

Author zeemanPosted on April 5, 2011Categories Old Bread Recipes

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