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When you pick out the brand new
1972 car, we hope you will finance
it at The Citizens Bank. We can save
you money!
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FOLKSTON, NAHUNTA AND HOBOKEN, GEORGIA
Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
TRY WANT ADS
TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS:
DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND MY CONTROL I MUST
CLOSE MY BUSINESS FOR REMODELING AND RENOVAT
ION. I WILL AGAIN BE OPEN IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
WILSON WAINWRIGHT
WAINWRIGHT & SONS MEAT CURING
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
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"And as they brew, so do they
bake daily, bread or cakes, eat
ing too much hot and new
bread, which cannot be whole
some, tho' it be pleasanter than
what has been baked a day or
two."
Written by the Reverend
Hugh Jones in 1724, these
words described a long-estab
lished haoit of Virginians. That
is, they would scorn eating any
bread so old it had even grown
cool!
The most characteristic of co
lonial hot breads are those made
from Indian corn. As early as
1608, the colonists had learned
to plant Indian corn and to make
bread of it. The colonists of 18th
century Williamsburg, Virginia,
were no exception.
. They learned to mix the corn
meal with water, then shape it
into cakes or pones, and bake
them in hot ashes or on hoes in
the Indian manner. From these
simple cakes, the colonial
housewife developed excellent
breads from corn meal —Batter
Breads, or Spoon Breads; Egg
Breads; Corn Breads —which
are still in staunch favor among
Virginians today.
Spoon Bread is, as the name
implies, a spoonable, moist and
fluffy bread that is baked in a
casserole dish. This custardy
type bread, inspired by a colo
nial Williamsburg recipe, is
made with white corn meal and
is rich with eggs and versatile
buttery-flavored stick Blue Bon
net Margarine. It should be
served hot, with plenty of Blue
Bonnet Margarine to .melt into
the hot moist bread. In true Wil
liamsburg fashion, Spoon Bread
is a fine accompaniment for
baked ham, roast beef, game or
seafood.
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Spoon Breach a moist, souffle-type bread, was a favorite of
colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. It should be served hot with
plenty of Blue Bonnet Margarine.
SPOON BREAD
1 cup white corn meal
1!4 teaspoons salt
1 -2 teaspoons sugar
114 cups boiling water
6 tablespoons Blue Bonnet
Margarine
3 eggs
4 teaspoons baking powder
114 cups milk
Blue Bonnet Margarine
Combine corn meal, salt and
sugar in large bowl. Gradually
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stir in boiling water; blend well.
Add 6 tablespoons Blue Bonnet
Margarine. Cool to lukewarm.
Beat eggs until light and foamy.
Add eggs and baking powder to
lukewarm corn meal mixture;
mix thoroughly. Stir in milk.
Pour into greased 12 x 7)4 x 2-
inch oblong baking dish.
Bake at 350 F. in pan of hot
water about 1- inch deep 40
minutes, or until top is lightly
browned. Serve hot with Blue
Bonnet Margarine. Makes 8 to
10 servings.
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Padgett Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc.
WAYCROSS, GA. PHONE 283-7711
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