adding the usual quantity of
2 poss. Make the dough thick, &s hard
s it will hold together. In rising, it
woftens #0 much that it can just be
kneaded
ded without sticking. :
i6 kneading is an important part of
) on. A quarter of an hour's
ought to suffice for a small re-
the one here
and stiff to begin witk is to avoid put-
Sing in flour after the dough is light, for:
the mass softens so much by’ putting
{potatoes in that it willbe just right when
ented.
the kneading, put the dough
Hk ferment again, and, when
A third knead-
: knead as before.
ng still improves it, but it is not neces—
St No butter should be put'in these
rolls, or in bread either, as it makes it
like a short cake in grain, which is
precisely what one desires to avoid. -
! Good rolls ought to be puffs of wheat
flotir baked; they ought to tear in shreds
or strips, have a fibre or grain like the
husk of a cocoanut, and a fragrant
wheat smell; ‘and. lastly have a rather
ugh spring or tear to them, and a
crackly crust; In form they are round
the sides and bottom, ‘and this is
ed not by rolling them up between
the hands; as many suppose, but from
the potatoes, and the way in which they
2 kneaded. Each roll must be cus off
‘the mass of the dough; thatis to say,
the dough must not be keaded and then
into rolls, but must be kneaded
id put back into the pan again to rise
2 8 lump. When raised and kneaded
the last time, turn it all out on the
board, cut off each roll from the mass
without tearing or disturbing it, or even
touching it with the hands (alittle prac-
tice will enable one to do it), and place
gently in the baking-pan about an
a apart. After standing a few
minutes—say five or six—they will be
ready to go into the oven, and ten
. minutes ought to bake them if they are
¢ :
ov] Before they are put into'the oven they
be cut down the middle with a
: knife dripping with melted butter.
This prevents the cut sides from coming
together and makes the cleft clear and
we . :
J As to the trouble involved in the pro-
cess, I leave that to the judgment. of
housekeepers. Aft six in the evening we
- set our rolls, at nine they are ready to
knead.” They are left all night to rise
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by cutting across lots or doubling
back and stealing a lap. With a ca-
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thirteen times through as many dif-
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p- m. Sunday and was in the Sun of-
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in time between New York and Mel-
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minutes, so that when Deeming was
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in Java; to-Singapore, to. Madras,
across India to, Bombay, under the
Indian Ocean to Aden, in'Arabia;
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duez Canal to Alexandria, under the
| some other make.
reasoning creature, and open to
cenviction, no doubt. :
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