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1930's Potato Bun Recipe 

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1930's Potato Bun Recipe This potato roll recip or potato bun recipe is pretty vague when it comes to the ingredients and method. But the buns that we ended up with were so soft and delicious! These are the perfect dinner roll for any holiday party, or they would be great buns for smash burgers or slider buns.
Ingredients:
2 Tbsp lard
1 cup hot mashed potato
2 Tbsp sugar
1 tsp salt
2 eggs
5 cups water
1 compressed yeast cake
Method:
Melt 2 tablespoons lard with 1 cup hot mashed potatoes, 2 tablespoons granulated sugar, 1 teaspoon salt.
Beat 2 eggs well, and add about 4 cups water.
When lukewarm, add 1 compressed yeast cake that has dissolved in 1 cup lukewarm water.
Set to get light and foamy about 1½ - 2 hours.
Then mix stiff and knead well.
Let rise until twice its size.
Then roll out, and cut whatever size or shape you wish.
Let rise twice their size and bake in a moderately oven.
***Tips:
- I cut this recipe in half and ended up with 4 dozen rolls - a lot of rolls.
- I used 2 tsp (10 mL) of instant yeast instead of fresh yeast cake.
- The recipe never mentions flour... but obviously it needs some. For a half recipe I used about 6 cups.
- The dough is sticky and hard to knead - use a stand mixer if you have one.
- They took about 12 minutes at 350ºF to bake
0:00 Welcome to the old cookbook show
0:26 Today we are making a 1930 potato rolls recipe
0:49 The initial ingredient mixing
1:48 Adding the yeast
2:26 Adding the flour
4:04 Keading the potato roll dough by hand
5:29 Shaping / cutting the potato rolls
7:37 Taste testing the potato rolls
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@driakos
@driakos 4 года назад
I know I'm late to this video. My grandmother used to make potato buns all the time. Pretty similar to this recipe. However, the biggest difference was, the water she used in the beginning, was water potatoes had been boiled in. It makes a big difference! So good!
@dillydanny-o8807
@dillydanny-o8807 5 дней назад
The key for that potato water is it keeps the starch which helps with the roll rise and moisture!
@chickapey
@chickapey 4 года назад
this was my grandmother's way of cooking and baking. She was born in 1888. My aunt used to tell the story of the time they were supposed to bring in a recipe and make it at school. She brought in chocolate pudding as her recipe. It was my grandmother who wrote it out.. it didn't say anything about chocolate or cornstarch so it didn't work. My aunt was upset and asked why she didn't put that on the paper ... my grandmother said that any fool would know you add chocolate and cornstarch to make the pudding and she didn't feel it needed to be mentioned
@Luna.3.3.3
@Luna.3.3.3 4 года назад
Love! that story. Back then, who ever was in the kitchen KNEW what they were doing. Most things were a matter of fact.
@sharonbaillif2471
@sharonbaillif2471 4 года назад
@@Luna.3.3.3 1 grandma had a tiny home cooking restaurant, 1 was just a great German cook, and one was French, so I watched a lot and learned so much about instinct cooking! I was so lucky!!! I cook that way now and it is great fun ! My granddaughter learned from me! She is a wonderful home cook,too! I am so blessed. We have
@Luna.3.3.3
@Luna.3.3.3 4 года назад
These were times when people actually *_knew how to cook_* Have you seen the 'cooking shows' lately? The host talks to you like a 5 year old child... I guess I should feel fortunate I knew how to cook at a young age - as do all my siblings. When I see shows where a grown person ONLY knows how to 'cook' frozen/pre-packaged food, it saddens me.
@Luna.3.3.3
@Luna.3.3.3 4 года назад
@@NEMO-NEMO There is hyper reliance on pre-packed, pre-chopped, frozen, ready made convenience foods - sadly, a lot of people have no idea how to cook a soup - a scrambled egg, god-forbid! a roast dinner! (from scratch) Yes, once in a while I DO _occasionally_ use a convenience item, but they're far and few between (canned beans, boxed mac n' cheese)
@mygirldarby
@mygirldarby 4 года назад
@@Luna.3.3.3 that's kind of ridiculous though. Her daughter was in school and apparently learning to cook. You don't leave out ingredients and the amounts necessary for a recipe, especially for someone in school, but for anyone really. How would they know how much chocolate and how much cornstarch? I'm sorry, but that is downright crazy of her mother. Maybe she forgot to write down the chocolate and cornstarch and then called her daughter a fool to make herself look better. She should have just apologized. That is just remiss and mean, and I would have been mad!
@DigitalProphet
@DigitalProphet 4 года назад
"NICE BUNS, GLEN!" "...please be serious, this is youtube."
@seanblah12
@seanblah12 4 года назад
Was so pleased with herself and Glen didn't react. I guffawed.
@karenlatham4053
@karenlatham4053 4 года назад
Lol
@Greg042869
@Greg042869 4 года назад
She's being frisky and he's a wet blanket. Oh, that Julie.
@melmack2003
@melmack2003 4 года назад
@@seanblah12 Really? That comment has been around for a while.
@Me-wk3ix
@Me-wk3ix 4 года назад
LOL, he's definitely NOT a public affection kind of guy if this channel is anything to go by, but they seem very happy in their own way :-)
@scttshwldct
@scttshwldct 4 года назад
Man, this is a Townsends level recipe. Very 18th century style directions. Surprised there was no nutmeg.
@Userhandle7384
@Userhandle7384 4 года назад
scttshwldct glen should do a Townsend’s recipe as a collaboration would love those two worlds to collide in quarantine
@wanderingcalamity360
@wanderingcalamity360 4 года назад
That's what I was thinking, as well.
@gabrielvinicius2409
@gabrielvinicius2409 4 года назад
Tought the same :D
@Lachesi
@Lachesi 4 года назад
Nutmeg goes well with EVERYTHING, lol
@rayfox212
@rayfox212 4 года назад
You beat me to it 😀
@Chyeld
@Chyeld 4 года назад
I had to laugh when Jules used the "nice buns" line and you refused the bait. ;-)
@andrewzimmernisgross
@andrewzimmernisgross 4 года назад
Joy Ann El-Khouri this is a weird thing to pretend
@whatevsnevs7689
@whatevsnevs7689 4 года назад
glerpwasaboy yeah....
@vickit9190
@vickit9190 4 года назад
She's just trying to butter him up! lol
@annarussell3751
@annarussell3751 3 года назад
Joy Ann El-Khouri Beautiful name and nickname, too!
@seanlavoie2
@seanlavoie2 2 года назад
7:50 I sort of missed that until I read the comments. Lol
@dustin4575
@dustin4575 4 года назад
I used 25% as you suggested. I used beef tallow instead of lard. These are the best rolls I ever made and I've made potato bread before and this blew it away. I even forgot the egg and it was still great! I brushed a little water on the tops after they came out of the oven and they're still soft the next day
@ChristopherWeiss
@ChristopherWeiss 4 года назад
"Nice buns, Glen!" did not get the laugh it deserved.
@JChamberlin
@JChamberlin 4 года назад
Considering the amount of dough that made it didn't seem like very much potato was called for. They do look good though.
@verybighomer
@verybighomer 4 года назад
Was asking myself the same. How potato-y will those taste?
@belg4mit
@belg4mit 4 года назад
@@verybighomer Potato bread doesn't taste like potato, but it is very soft. I have also found that it tends to keep a bit longer than plain bread.
@trytobetheballpeople
@trytobetheballpeople 4 года назад
So did I miss something or did he use the full four cups of water. Didn't he cut the other ingredients by half? maybe why not much flavor?
@GlenAndFriendsCooking
@GlenAndFriendsCooking 4 года назад
@trytobetheballpeople That's a 4 cup measuring cup - it's half full.
@SilvaDreams
@SilvaDreams 4 года назад
Well the potato is more to stretch your limited amount of flour, not to completely replace it (not that it can)
@billyproctor9714
@billyproctor9714 4 года назад
I looked up an old recipe I had from Alberta 1939 and it called for 2/3rd dried mash potatoes and 1/3rd flour. I can't imagine the small amour of potato in this recipe accounted for the name. Cheers. Billy in B.C., Canada
@bekesize
@bekesize 2 года назад
I’d love to see the full recipe you mentioned. I just visited Lancaster, PA and had the most amazing potato rolls and am searching for recipes. Thanks!
@Matthias_Br
@Matthias_Br Год назад
Thought the same. Good to know. Searched on German recipes and thought that it was 700gr potatoes to 300 flour. Otherwise why call it potato rolls.
@chelleyroberts
@chelleyroberts 4 года назад
This recipe reminds me of how my grandfather would write his down. Mom had the hardest time trying to translate “a good amount” and “more than some” into actual measurements. :D
@lauraweiss7875
@lauraweiss7875 4 года назад
This recipe speaks to my heart. I never measure my bread water:flour ratios. I always go by feel, especially since humidity conditions can drastically affect the hydration of the dough. Thanks for another great recipe presentation!
@nicksummers8320
@nicksummers8320 4 года назад
Same. I'll weigh flour the first time I'm doing a new recipe to get an idea for how wet the dough is *supposed* to be, but once i know what I'm looking for I don't measure for bread.
@bigray2859
@bigray2859 4 года назад
I cook by feel too. The other day I decided to give a recipe to my little brother without known measurements, and he NEEDED the exact amount and I could only say, 'I do what feels right.' lol
@Kinkajou1015
@Kinkajou1015 4 года назад
I like Julie's double entendre flirt with "Nice Buns, Glen!" That needs to be a shirt or something. It say "Nice Buns" and have an image of some rolls on a cooling rack.
@scottleggejr
@scottleggejr 4 года назад
Word on the street is she don't one none unless you got buns, hun.
@carolking5755
@carolking5755 4 года назад
That’s saying been around I’m 68 heard it when I was a kid . Tell her not to quit her day job.
@kennethepps3425
@kennethepps3425 4 года назад
Jules was looking lovingly at them on the counter. Her expression seemed to say, "enough talking let's eat."
@Oscarhobbit
@Oscarhobbit 4 года назад
I live in Ireland, here we eat potato bread with a cooked breakfast. Fry until gloden brown yum!
@cazadoo339
@cazadoo339 3 года назад
Those look like the softest buns ever to me , very tasty. I'm not a crunchy crust bread person as it cuts my mouth to pieces!!
@brentkreinop489
@brentkreinop489 4 года назад
My grandmother made a similar recipe for Thanksgiving and/or Christmas family gatherings. It was not uncommon for us to take home 2-3 dozen extra rolls afterward. She made hers with potato flour, and I think either a butter or egg wash before baking. I'm not sure which, but hers came out darker than yours. This may also have been caused by the particulars of her oven which was older than me and worked only exactly when it wanted to. Lots of fun!
@Theaterverslaafde
@Theaterverslaafde Год назад
Egg wash will darken the end product significantly!
@jsimes1
@jsimes1 4 года назад
Your neighbors must love you guys! 😁
@ohbuddyiliketowatch
@ohbuddyiliketowatch 4 года назад
I LOVE watching the process of someone trying a recipe. You can learn so much. New subscriber here.
@CyberZombie
@CyberZombie 4 года назад
When you speak about the amount the recipe makes, remember it is from a hospital cookbook.
@johnhanes5021
@johnhanes5021 4 года назад
When I grew up in Southern California in the 60's and 70's yeast cakes were the only yeast that was sold I think. They came in 1" cubes wrapped in wax paper or foil if I remember right, probably in the cold case area where milk and butter was . When I was a young teen we used it to make beer and a cornflake mash for moonshine up in the rafters of my friends garage when his parents were gone.
@Astavyastataa
@Astavyastataa 4 года назад
How did the beer turn out?
@sharonbaillif2471
@sharonbaillif2471 4 года назад
Yep! I lived in SoCal in 69 -75. Yeast cakes is what was available. We got them at a kind of co-op.
@sharonbaillif2471
@sharonbaillif2471 4 года назад
@@Astavyastataa We put beer in bread and is great in chili!
@vgil1278
@vgil1278 4 года назад
My dad used to eat slices of yeast cake for a treat. He never had to share.
@CentalBama
@CentalBama 2 года назад
Ohh and I have a local brewing supply company. I need to check to see if they carry it
@arieletvizir
@arieletvizir 4 года назад
In France, you can find fresh yeast in every bakery and in most of the supermarkets. It is sold in small cubes. I use it quite often and there is some difference in matter of flavor vs the dry yeast.
@waragh
@waragh 2 года назад
Also in sweden.
@paulwarren6062
@paulwarren6062 Год назад
It's mainly common in Europe, but not elsewhere. The rest of the world is basically dried instant yeast.
@madamedellaporte4214
@madamedellaporte4214 Год назад
Same in Greece.
@madamedellaporte4214
@madamedellaporte4214 Год назад
@@paulwarren6062 A sad state of affairs. 😆
@endrawes0
@endrawes0 4 года назад
Agreed! Nice buns, Glen! Lol
@1235adriana
@1235adriana 4 года назад
Was wondering if u tried making donuts out of the left over dough? There was donut shop, when I was a kid, that made donuts out for a potato dough batter. They were so wonderful and never had a doughnut like that since. Just a thought. 😋
@andreasschaetze2930
@andreasschaetze2930 4 года назад
I love granny recipes
@coppertop1300
@coppertop1300 4 года назад
Sir, that potato mixture you made at frist is a starter. You take one cup of it, use it to make your bread. Feed more potatoe into the starter and alow to bubble, then put in fridge. I use it all the time. The reason the recipe didn't. Give amounts is because ,,,you were suppose to use another bread recipe . One cake of yeast to make the potatoe starter should last year's as long as you feed your starter and keep it active. That's how we did it years ago!!! Glad you got soft buns!!
@jamesellsworth9673
@jamesellsworth9673 4 года назад
Possibly. But the recipe did not provide that instruction either. And lard is not a typical starter ingredient--it is usually added as the starter is used to raise the final dough.
@DrawTangleswithDawn
@DrawTangleswithDawn 4 года назад
this makes so much sense!
@dougaldhendrick3497
@dougaldhendrick3497 4 года назад
Well worth playing with adding some more potato, even sweet potato, and pumpkin. for even more variety, some onion, bacon, cheese in small amounts for savory version.
@beansbeanie163
@beansbeanie163 4 года назад
Everyone love your buns
@620JK
@620JK 4 года назад
Great, guess I’m making buns...AGAIN! 😂 All these recipes you post and it’s the breads that just make my mouth water. Speaking of which, time to toast the leftover brioche bun with some (lots) of butter and jam
@diannaskare7829
@diannaskare7829 4 года назад
I will have to try this one! I am a 64 yr old that has been teaching My granddaughter a Potatoe Bun recipe from My Greatgrandmother that she had learned in the 1920s: Potato Buns in a Bowl One Small Potato - peeled, cut to small pieces, cook with 2 1/4 c water, when soft mash into the potato water add water for 3 c potatoes liquid, 3 Tablespoons Lard or Shortening, 3 T. Sugar, 2 1/2 teaspoons dry yeast, 1 1/2 cups flour Mix Well and Beat for 5 Min. Mix 1 cup Flour and 1 1/2 t. Salt Blend into Potato Mixture and keep adding small amounts of flour till dough is formed Cover with Clean Flour Towel place in a warm area for about 1 1/2 hours or till double in size. Push down scraping sides, Rise again, about 1 hour Dump using scraper onto Lightly floured surface, fold over itself adding a sprinkling of flour as needed for 4 folds and shape to log Cut into 4ths, then cut 4ths into 4ths, shape with small amount of flour, place onto well-greased pan Rise 1 hour or till double in size Preheat and cook at 400F for 12-20 minutes> I am in high elevation so it takes longer and my oven is a little low in temp. My grandmother used a wood cooking stove, I found over the years that a Bread Stone or Cast Iron Pan to bake in with a few water-soaked wood chips at bottom of oven Helps achieve this flavor!
@seamus6387
@seamus6387 4 года назад
One thing about potato bread is that it will hold onto moisture so they do have a good shelf life compared to bread using only flour. I'm also sure that dough could also make killer flatbread too!
@JanetCaterina
@JanetCaterina 2 года назад
Kudos, I was brought up with old cookbooks. It's the Canadian way. My friend was so amused by my "butter size of an egg" recipes.
@SparkyOne549
@SparkyOne549 4 года назад
I make my authentic sourdough bread with potato water, makes the bread so light and fluffy.
@belamoure
@belamoure 2 года назад
Great recipe and even better great Glen's Art of Divination! I felt (being a baker's son- that you had way too much flour -still you were right! I would love to be that happy uncle!
@AgrippaKCsGunTime
@AgrippaKCsGunTime 4 года назад
Love the new chapter feature.
@jkatkat7950
@jkatkat7950 4 года назад
My Grandmother is from Welland and I have her old recipe cards....thankfully some of the cards say this will make XXX dozen (or the whole town!) so I know to cut in 1/2 or 1/4 etc
@realgrilledsushi
@realgrilledsushi 2 года назад
I love these old recipes!
@mary-catherinekunz6920
@mary-catherinekunz6920 4 года назад
Those look divine. Thanks, Glen.
@Your.Uncle.AngMoh
@Your.Uncle.AngMoh 4 года назад
Nice buns, Glenn! LOL. A sign of the time is the recipe is credited to "Mrs. John R. Joyce". They look superb, though. Buttering them and using them to mop up the gravy from a stew, sauce from a roast, or an accompaniment to a bowl of soup... man, I'm hungry now! I wonder how well these would taste after you froze them then thawed them out. Stay safe and lots of love from Australia! Garry.
@thenormanfair
@thenormanfair 4 года назад
And she keeps reaching out to grab them.
@khhnator
@khhnator 4 года назад
back in the 80's here, before the big fast food franchisers became widespread. there was this place that had burgers served in potato buns that looked just like the ones there
@sharonbaillif2471
@sharonbaillif2471 4 года назад
Was that White Castle? They had a plant that made,among other things ,White Castle buns. We used to drive past on dates and such just to smell them!!!
@Omri.Collects
@Omri.Collects 4 года назад
Always a great day with Glen.
@CookwitchCreations
@CookwitchCreations 4 года назад
Fabulous. I love experimentation! What a lovely way to resurrect old recipes.
@nhlightning9804
@nhlightning9804 4 года назад
I'd substitute the water with whole milk. Great recipe and it is a nice example of the 'art' of cooking, especially with making bread. I appreciate it!
@sharono297
@sharono297 4 года назад
That recipe was probably made at a barn raising or when farmers traveled from farm to farm helping their neighbor. Nice nice recipe. Thank you.
@wanderingteacup39
@wanderingteacup39 4 года назад
I love the idea of trying old recipes like this! Thank you for doing this. I love the idea of vintage and retro recipes. So excited that you’re rescuing these and trying them.
@joshp.5714
@joshp.5714 4 года назад
I'd use those to make some pulled turkey, gravy and cranberry sauce sandwiches
@silvertriforce2574
@silvertriforce2574 4 года назад
Make a turkey stew with the turkey/ gravy and put it on a sandwich
@bekesize
@bekesize 2 года назад
I am clearly a carb addict! This is the second comment that made my heart do a leap….laughing!
@Joe1729
@Joe1729 4 года назад
Nice buns, Glen!
@ilovstodance
@ilovstodance 4 года назад
ohhhhh memories again love it forgot all about making these
@SSLand-rg5ow
@SSLand-rg5ow 2 года назад
These sound amazing! BTW, you guys make the sweetest couple. Just saying...
@sereezee
@sereezee 4 года назад
So cool!
@pikajuriryu
@pikajuriryu 4 года назад
This is so wholesome
@GlueNotGlitter
@GlueNotGlitter 4 года назад
I have been watching for a couple of weeks and I just wanted to say thank you for this channel. I can’t tell you how much I enjoy this. Sending love from #604 😁🥰👋🏻
@ryPish
@ryPish 4 года назад
This bun recipe that doesn't mention flour will be my new go to example for people who insist on measuring everything by the tenth of a gram!
@nickjoeb
@nickjoeb 2 года назад
Man all your videos are so enjoyable.
@davidforget1451
@davidforget1451 4 года назад
Being from Welland I cant help but love these lol, back then Welland was the center of everything unlike today...
@Pch100
@Pch100 4 года назад
Thank you for this they are know my favorite rolls for breakfast
@idyllicmoon3651
@idyllicmoon3651 4 года назад
Mmm those are nice buns! I bet they're yummy.
@robinmaynard1640
@robinmaynard1640 4 года назад
My Mom made these as bread and added raisins. It was our favorite. Memories . . .Thank you.
@pompeyexileuk205
@pompeyexileuk205 4 года назад
I've been baking potato rolls and potato bread for a while and like yours it makes a beautiful soft bread. The modern recipes uses cold mashed potato and if you don't have that handy you can use potato flour as a replacement (1/4 cup potato flour to 1/2 cup mashed potato). Something about the potato that makes the bread very soft. Careful though because it can have a potatoey (is there such a word) back taste. As for yeast fresh or dry over here in the Uk at present wit the covid-19 it's as rare as hens's teeth.
@first1nameknows396
@first1nameknows396 4 года назад
🤤 they look so good
@cabronicusmaximuschingonic1062
@cabronicusmaximuschingonic1062 4 года назад
Great!... It's 3:17 am, and I am CRAVING carbs! Thanks a lot, Glen!
@Wpjgdmtu
@Wpjgdmtu 4 года назад
I'm going to try these today!
@christinamoneyhan5688
@christinamoneyhan5688 4 года назад
My mother made that type of potato bun. She made 3 round balls about the size of quarters and stuck them together. When her baking sheet was full leaving space between. she would then bake them. They were gone in a day. Hot butter. Great!
@whitefluffydogs9278
@whitefluffydogs9278 4 года назад
Those look amazing!
@Bloodhoundfostermom
@Bloodhoundfostermom 4 года назад
Can't wait try these ...
@RefuseTheFallingRain
@RefuseTheFallingRain 4 года назад
Looks great
@yvonneconlin9399
@yvonneconlin9399 4 года назад
♥️. Grandma knew best!
@alexolsen418
@alexolsen418 4 года назад
I watched thism, this morning. and I am making them today!
@annie68ish
@annie68ish 4 года назад
Thank you. Cannot wait to try these
@claudelefebvre3076
@claudelefebvre3076 4 года назад
My mother made those when i was young , and she had butter on top before baking them , one other thing she was doing with potatoes it's doughnut , but just looking at the one you bake it's enough to make me salivate 😁
@BestOfBernieMentions
@BestOfBernieMentions 4 года назад
we all love Glen's buns!
@misc771
@misc771 4 года назад
5:20 "Revenge Of The Blob: 2020"....starring Glen.
@sebas2571
@sebas2571 4 года назад
those look so good!
@lonelyzeta4227
@lonelyzeta4227 4 года назад
Looks delicious! I'll definitely have to try this for the holidays. Thanks for always sharing these recipes.
@diamondslashranch
@diamondslashranch 4 года назад
That recipe is exactly how my grandmothers cooked. Great video!
@donitabaker2671
@donitabaker2671 4 года назад
So happy made rolls with my self rising flour turned out great! Serving with my spaghetti tomorrow my family will be so happy. Also had rapid rise yeast used what I had in pantry. Covid19 not going to shop like we use too. Stay safe an thank you for tutiorals.😊😷❤
@krampuss2185
@krampuss2185 4 года назад
i love this video
@MePatra
@MePatra 4 года назад
O man I love your videos seeing you both makes my day
@stitchknit72
@stitchknit72 4 года назад
Loved this vague recipe! I always saved the potato water to use in my bread recipe and sometimes added mashed potatoes in the mixture. Recently I used a 1917 raisin bread recipe that was vague, obviously assumed everyone knew how to make bread & only needed to know how much sugar and raisins to add. It was delicious!
@PlantLifeYT
@PlantLifeYT 4 года назад
Love the "Sunday Morning Old Cookbook" thing. Very fun.
@danabratton1716
@danabratton1716 Год назад
My mom and grandma used Robin hood cookbook for years my mom's has fallen apart but its our go to for cookies and pie's.
@jeangreenfield5993
@jeangreenfield5993 4 года назад
Beautiful 😋🍞🍔. Inspired now 😁👏
@sbjennings99
@sbjennings99 4 года назад
Awesome informative Video experience 👏 Y'alls
@RickyV1104
@RickyV1104 4 года назад
Thanks so much for the recipe, I would love to see your take on a hard roll. Blessings
@bombasticcat
@bombasticcat 4 года назад
this dough look so fluffy
@Pluscelamemechose
@Pluscelamemechose 4 года назад
Just boil the bacon fat to tender the lard. Heat it in water, let cool so the solids drop and then skim the lard off the top.
@wildrose912
@wildrose912 4 года назад
My mom’s recipe books looked just like this! It’s the language I think in for cooking.
@Crochet-Quilting
@Crochet-Quilting Год назад
I love this recipe. I started making this about 50 years ago. [ I'm 74 ] The original recipe I used had potato water, leftover mashed potatoes, eggs, ect. There was 3 rising altogether. DELICIOUS
@lucylai4910
@lucylai4910 4 года назад
Glad I stumbled over to this video. It’s so cool!
@katrinlausch3078
@katrinlausch3078 4 года назад
Always interesting to hear. In Germany fresh yeast cakes (42g) are something totally ordinary and prefered. Though of course during corona it is not so easy to come by 😕
@mixermaster10
@mixermaster10 4 года назад
Same here in Estonia, I see fresh yeast more than dried. My grandma wouldn't ever go near dried stuff cuz its inferior 😂
@eugenb.8448
@eugenb.8448 4 года назад
Here in Ottawa speciality grocers carry it but not standard big box grocers. So when I want cake yeast I go to Nicastro, a fantastic Italian grocer here in Ottawa. But baking with fresh vs dry is a preference in my opinion. I’ve baked with both and unless you bake nearly daily dry is the way to go as the cake yeast will just go bad.
@thestrongtomato3642
@thestrongtomato3642 4 года назад
*laughs in 500g packs* Romania is a big fan of fresh yeast
@nicoleturgeon-courchesne2212
@nicoleturgeon-courchesne2212 4 года назад
@@eugenb.8448 good to know where to find them Love La Bottega
@stacyrussell460
@stacyrussell460 4 года назад
In my area of the U.S. (New Jersey) yeast of any kind is scarce. If you find any, tell no one... lol
@SweetestDream
@SweetestDream 4 года назад
Delicious food
@monkeyman2174
@monkeyman2174 4 года назад
I was just thinking about making potato bread. You might of saved me. Thanks!
@cw3562
@cw3562 4 года назад
My dad was born and raised in Welland. I bet his mom or one of his grandmothers had this book!
@nadrienmarkowski5595
@nadrienmarkowski5595 4 года назад
Like the cutter idea.
@lilmisstrouble85
@lilmisstrouble85 4 года назад
Love it. My cousin lives in welland.
@joelegue182
@joelegue182 4 года назад
I managed to score a 20KG bag of flour this week at No Frills. Not much yeast to be found, but at least I have flour. These buns look so fluffy!
@t_y8274
@t_y8274 4 года назад
Sounds like tortilla time
@williampotter2098
@williampotter2098 4 года назад
Time to get a sourdough starter going ... Lots of videos about how ...
@saynotop2w
@saynotop2w 4 года назад
You can use raisins or even just regular grapes to make a starter.
@Justdocuments
@Justdocuments 4 года назад
Am going to try this looks great. Love and peace from the UK ✌️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️
@suekeane
@suekeane 4 года назад
they definitely cooked for large fams back then but definitely a recipe to try thanks
@anniefannycharles9951
@anniefannycharles9951 4 года назад
I used to collect old cook books from the 1930s and older. And I remember thinking " my goodness, they cooked for Armies back then" ! I think the very least was for a family of 12....yes. 12!
@SuperFronky
@SuperFronky 4 года назад
1st video, i like how versatile he is
@sionatube
@sionatube 4 года назад
I was already going to look up 'lard', thinking this is some kind of animal fat, then probably replace it with butter. .. And then you said it on cam what else you can use. Very nice! Thank you so much :3 I like people who are so thoughtful
@heatherlinton5057
@heatherlinton5057 2 года назад
They look fantastic🇿🇦
@heatherlinton5057
@heatherlinton5057 2 года назад
🇿🇦
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