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"What do you mean?" inquired the lawyer. "I heard him sentenced to a year myself!" "I can't help that," said the district attorney. "The other day a workingman went down to the Island to see his old friend 'Johnny Dough. There was only one 'Johnny Dough' on the lists, but when he was produced the visitor exclaimed: 'That Johnny Dough!
"'Dough, 'deed and 'deed," she added doubtingly, "so many queer things is happened of since I done left my ole Goodness gracious me! to think o' he being here! marster; and so many people and so many places has 'peared and dis'peared, dat, dere! I aint got no conference in nothing." "I hope that you will recover your faith with your happiness, Katie.
One day she had happened upon Nels making biscuit dough in his wash-basin, and she had delicately and considerately introduced to him the idea of her new method. Nels, it appeared, had a great reputation as a bread-maker, and he was proud of it. Moreover, he was skeptical of any clap-trap thing with wheels and cranks.
Instantly the quiet of the morning was broken; sleepers sprang up and rubbed their eyes, the men below rushed wildly up the hatchway, the cook came tearing out of his own private den, flourishing a soup-ladle in one hand and his tormentors in the other, the steward came tumbling up with a lump of dough in his fist that he had forgot to throw down in his haste, and the captain bolted up from the cabin without his hat.
"My clothes are plastered o'er with dough, I'm looking like a fright, And everything is scattered round the room " "Why don't yuh stop that caterwauling?" Pink demanded fretfully. "You'll queer the whole play if you keep it up. They'll swear you're drunk!" There was sense in that.
And there we sent our bread to be baked." The children's eyes widened. "Yes," went on Drusilla, "we put our dough to rise at home, made it into little loaves, pricked our initial or some other distinguishing mark on top when it lay in its pans, and then a big red-faced man with a wagon drawn by a donkey called for our bread.
Take one-half pound of pot cheese and one-half pound of butter and two cups of flour sifted four times, add a pinch of salt and work these ingredients into a dough; make thirty small balls of it and put on a platter on the ice overnight. In the morning roll each ball separately into two-inch squares.
The principal art or requisite in making yeast cakes, consists in drying them quickly and thoroughly, and in preventing them from coming in contact with the least particle of moisture till they are used. YEAST DUMPLINS. Make a very light dough as for bread, only in a smaller quantity.
For the benefit of some of our readers who may want to go camping over a summer week-end, the proper making of a pan of biscuits will be described. Stir the baking powder into the flour, then the salt. Then rub the shortening thoroughly into the flour, till not a bit of it remains in lumps or on the bottom of the mixing pan. Then stir in the water until you have a thick dough.
Set this dough aside until it dries. Take one-half pound of honey and three-quarters pound of sugar and boil until it gets a reddish color. Beat in the ginger and matzoth dough, mix it with honey, set back on stove, stirring constantly; when the mixture is thick and a reddish color, place on the board so as to cool; roll and cut in two-inch lengths.
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