How to Make Bannock

Mix some all-purpose white flour in a bowl; you can add in a handful of cornmeal or whole other grain (wheat, multi-grain, oat, corn)., Add in a small (appropriate to size of bowl) fistful of baking powder and mix it in., Make a well in the middle...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Mix some all-purpose white flour in a bowl; you can add in a handful of cornmeal or whole other grain (wheat

    (People who insist on measuring things, which is somewhat antithetical to the basic idea of bannock—can add 1 teaspoon baking powder per cup of flour.

    If making breakfast or cake bannock, add 1 tablespoon sugar per cup of flour.) , You might have to add more liquid as you stir.

    You put in lard into the mixture as well, about 1/2 cup. ,,, Also spread butter all over the top with a brush before putting into the oven ,,
  2. Step 2: multi-grain

  3. Step 3: corn).

  4. Step 4: Add in a small (appropriate to size of bowl) fistful of baking powder and mix it in.

  5. Step 5: Make a well in the middle of the flour and fill it with some liquid: filtered water

  6. Step 6: and stir it in gently with a spoon or fork to make a soft ball of dough.

  7. Step 7: When the liquid is incorporated

  8. Step 8: gently knead the dough to mix in more of the flour in the bowl and even out the texture.

  9. Step 9: Sprinkle flour on a a clean tablecloth or sheet and plop the dough on there and shape it

  10. Step 10: allowing a dusting of flour to remain

  11. Step 11: to go on a cookie sheet into the oven.

  12. Step 12: Prick the top a dozen or so times with a fork or the mixing spoon so it bakes evenly and there are no doughy spots.

  13. Step 13: Bake for about 45 minutes at 375 (some put it in at 450 for 5 minutes

  14. Step 14: then turn down to 350 degrees) or when crust is golden.

  15. Step 15: Allow to cool for at least ten minutes

  16. Step 16: then eat with jam or butter or cinnamon and sugar.

Detailed Guide

(People who insist on measuring things, which is somewhat antithetical to the basic idea of bannock—can add 1 teaspoon baking powder per cup of flour.

If making breakfast or cake bannock, add 1 tablespoon sugar per cup of flour.) , You might have to add more liquid as you stir.

You put in lard into the mixture as well, about 1/2 cup. ,,, Also spread butter all over the top with a brush before putting into the oven ,,

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