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Bannock
5 cups of flour
5 teaspoons of baking powder
1 tablespoon of salt
1/2-3/4 cup Lard
water
Directions:
Mix all the dry ingredients together and add the lard. Add water--enough
that the dough holds together well, but not so much that the dough becomes
sticky (if it sticks to your fingers-- add more flour). Once the dough
is thoroughly mixed place it on a greased baking sheet and pat down to
about 1 inch in thickness. Bake at about 400-450 degrees F until the bannock
appears to be slightly brown. This recipe is also suitable for deep frying,
frying, and pan cooking
All Original Material Copyright
2002/2007/2014
Bill and Sue-On Hillman Eclectic
Studio
www.hillmanweb.com