This section is from the book "Capital City Recipes", by First Presbyterian Church (Raleigh, N.C.). Woman's Auxiliary. Also available from Amazon: Capital City Cook Book, A Collection Of Practical Tested Receipts By Many Of The Best Housekeepers.
Irish Potatoes (large) .....................................6
Hops - Tablespoonfuls ....................................1
Water - Quarts ................................................1
Flour - Tablespoonfuls ..................................5
Sugar - Cupfuls ..............................................1
Salt - Tablespoonfuls ......................................1
Boil the potatoes and hops (tied in a cloth) in the water; as soon as the potatoes are done mash them fine and add the flour, sugar and salt; add to this mixture the hot hop water, pouring it on gradually and stirring constantly to prevent lumping. When cold add one cup of good yeast. MRS. BAUMANN.
Flour - Pints ....................................................3
Liquid Yeast - Cupful ....................................1/2
Sugar - Teaspoonfuls ......................................1
Salt - Teaspoonful ..........................................1/2
Lard - Tablespoonfuls ....................................1
Make a sponge of 1 pint of the flour and the other ingredients, adding sufficient lukewarm water to make a soft batter; after it has risen well add the rest of the flour. If too stiff enough warm water can be added to make a soft dough. Knead thoroughly, set to rise, and when well risen bake in a loaf or rolls.
Mrs. Baumann
Dry Yeast - Large Spoonfuls .......................1
Water - Pint ...............................................1/2
Flour - Quarts .............................................1
Lard - Tablespoonfuls .................................1
Sugar - Tablespoonfuls .............................. 1
Eggs ........................................................... 1
Salt - Teaspoonfuls ...................................... 1
Make a sponge by dissolving the yeast in the water and adding flour enough to make a thick batter and set it to rise; when the sponge is very light add the other ingredients and set aside. When well risen make out into rolls and let them rise; then bake.
Mrs. Merrimon
Flour - Quarts ..............................................1 1/2
Potato (large) ..............................................1
Eggs ..............................................................1
Sugar - Tablespoonfuls ................................1
Yeast - Teacupful ..........................................1
Lard - Tablespoonfuls ..................................1
Boil and mash the potato; beat the egg well and make all the ingredients into a stiff dough with warm water; knead till the dough pops; let it rise till light; knead again and make into rolls; let them rise a second time; then bake.
Milk - Quarts ..................................... 1
Corn Meal - Pints................................ 1
Butter or Lard - Tablespoonfuls..........1
Eggs ................................................... 2
Salt - Teaspoonfuls ............................ 1
Beat the eggs very light; boil the milk and add the meal and salt; stir till perfectly smooth; then add the other ingredients and stir well. Pour into a pan and bake brown. MRS. A. M. McPHEETERS.
 
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