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For the even distribution of gas, which is determined by the uniformity of the holes, 10 points are given. If the kneading has been done right and the bread has risen properly, the gas will be distributed evenly through the loaf, with the result that the holes, which make the bread porous, will be practically the same throughout the entire loaf.
But I tell 'em it's a good fault; it's a thing that can be got over in time." Mrs. Bolton had ceased to take part in the discussion. She finished kneading her dough, and having fitted it into two baking-pans and dusted it with flour, she laid a clean towel over both.
"You may sit down and watch," said his sister, in a tone intended to quell any undue levity on her brother's part. Ruth had rolled her sleeves above her elbows, so displaying her pretty plump arms, and now worked and worked the butter in cold water right "from the north side of the well" as though she were kneading bread.
The old wife was kneading away at the dough for a cake, the front of her all white with flour; the old man sat with his spectacles on, patching a shoe, and the two girls sprang up from their spinning wheels. "Well, here I am. My name's Holm," said the traveller, looking round and smiling. "Mercy on us! the Captain his own self," murmured the old woman, wiping her hands on her skirt.
One by one the rustic facts emerged, so old, so ever new: Caeculus grinding his corn, and singing at his work the baking of the flat wheaten cakes on the hot embers the gathering of herbs from the garden the kneading them with a little cheese and oil to make a relish for the day the harnessing of the white steers under the thonged yoke the man going forth to his ploughing, under the mounting dawn, clad in his goatskin tunic and his leathern hat, the boy loosening the goats from their pen beside the hut, and sleepily driving them past the furrows where his father was at work, to the misty woods beyond.
Wherever, beneath the edge of a snowfield, the country shapes itself into a valley, there you will find a glacier. If you make a snowball, and keep pressing and kneading it in your hands, you will soon convert it into a solid lump of ice. That is just what the sun does to the snowfield.
"Isn't that a bargain at seventy dollars?...Why, say, your mother would be proud if she could see her boy now!" A quarter of an hour later, the proprietor, lovingly kneading a little sheaf of currency bills, eyed with a fond look the heap of clothes which lay on the counter. "As nice a little lot as I've ever had in my shop!" Archie did not deny this. It was, he thought, probably only too true.
Take one peck or two gallons of fine wheat flour, and sift it into a kneading trough, or into a small clean tub, or a large broad earthen pan; and make a deep hole in the middle of the heap of flour, to begin the process by what is called setting a sponge.
When it has risen make butter or lard hot in a frying pan, cut from the light dough little pieces the size of a walnut, and, without molding or kneading, fry them pale brown. As they are done lay them on a napkin to absorb any of the fat.
I never noticed; it never was my business to make bread; it always seemed quite a simple process, mixing yeast and flour and kneading it; and our bread at home was always good." "It seems, then, my dear, that you have come to your profession without even having studied it." My wife smiled, and said,
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