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		<title>Anadama Bread from 1954*</title>
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<p>*actually earlier than 1954. </p>


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				<h2 class="recipe-card-title">Anadama Bread 1954</h2><span class="recipe-card-author">Recipe by Cecily Brownstone</span><span class="recipe-card-course">Course: <mark>Sides</mark></span><span class="recipe-card-cuisine">Cuisine: <mark>American</mark></span><span class="recipe-card-difficulty">Difficulty: <mark>Medium</mark></span></div><div class="recipe-card-details"><div class="details-items"><div class="detail-item detail-item-1"><span class="detail-item-icon oldicon oldicon-clock" style="color: #6d767f;"></span><span class="detail-item-label">Prep time</span><p class="detail-item-value">2</p><span class="detail-item-unit">hours&nbsp;</span><p class="detail-item-value">20</p><span class="detail-item-unit">minutes</span></div><div class="detail-item detail-item-2"><span class="detail-item-icon foodicons foodicons-cooking-food-in-a-hot-casserole" style="color: #6d767f;"></span><span class="detail-item-label">Cooking time</span><p class="detail-item-value">1</p><span class="detail-item-unit">hour&nbsp;</span></div><div class="detail-item detail-item-8"><span class="detail-item-icon far fa-clock" style="color: #6d767f;"></span><span class="detail-item-label">Total time</span><p class="detail-item-value">3</p><span class="detail-item-unit">hours&nbsp;</span><p class="detail-item-value">20</p><span class="detail-item-unit">minutes</span></div></div></div><p class="recipe-card-summary">Considered an "old" recipe when it was printed in the St. Cloud Times on July 19, 1954</p><div class="recipe-card-ingredients"><h3 class="ingredients-title">Ingredients</h3><ul class="ingredients-list layout-1-column"><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-669a8e55337c6" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">2 cups water</span></p></li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-669a8e55337c7" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">1/2 cup yellow corn meal</span></p></li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-669a8e55337c8" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">2 Tablespoons shortening</span></p></li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-669a8e55337c9" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">1/2 cup molasses</span></p></li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-1721405360018915" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">1-1/2 teaspoons salt</span></p></li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-17214053766421032" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">1 package active dry yeast (or 1 cake compressed yeast)</span></p></li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-17214054047711273" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">1/2 cup water</span></p></li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-item-17214054227701330" class="ingredient-item"><span class="tick-circle"></span><p class="ingredient-item-name is-strikethrough-active"><span class="wpzoom-rcb-ingredient-name">5 cups sifted flour (more or less)</span></p></li></ul></div><div class="recipe-card-directions"><h3 class="directions-title">Directions</h3><ul class="directions-list"><li id="wpzoom-rcb-direction-step-669a8e55337ca" class="direction-step">Boil 2 cups of water; stir cornmeal into the boiling water. When thoroughly mixed add shortening, molasses, and salt. Pour mixture into a large mixing bowl and cool to lukewarm.</li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-direction-step-669a8e55337cb" class="direction-step">Sprinkle or crumble yeast into 1/2 cup water; use warm (not hot) water for active yeast; lukewarm water for compressed yeast. Stir until dissolved.</li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-direction-step-669a8e55337cc" class="direction-step">When cornmeal-molasses mixture is lukewarm, stir in dissolved yeast and enough flour to make a stiff dough. Turn dough out on a lightly floured board and knead until smooth and elastic, about 8-10 minutes. Place is a greased bowl; cover with a cloth and let rise in a warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk -- about 1 hour.</li><li id="wpzoom-rcb-direction-step-669a8e55337cd" class="direction-step">Turn out onto a lightly floured board. Cut dough in half and form each half into a loaf. Place loaves in 2 greased bread pans, 7-1/2 by 3-1/2 by 2-3/4 inches. 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