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  • Britannica, Volume 10 Flour and Flour Manufacture by George Frederick Zimmer 28911191911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 10 — Flour and Flour ManufactureGeorge...
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  • substance of wheat. The name is also applied to other grains when ground, as rye flour, buckwheat flour; but if the grain from which the flour is made is...
    538 bytes (2,599 words) - 03:37, 12 January 2022
  • for flour, the softer wheats were preferred and wheat growing was largely restricted to regions producing them. With the introduction into the flour mills...
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  • THE GOLD OF THE WHEAT THE CHAFF OF THE WHEAT Don't blame us the rise in wheat is responsible   Owing to the advance in the price of flour the usual 5cs...
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  • bread making? Bread is made from flour of wheat, or other cereals, by addition of water, salt, and a ferment. Wheat flour is best adapted for bread making...
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  • reed-wheat. The grains, however, do not yield so large a proportion of flour or meal as any of the preceding species or varieties; and the flour is scarcely...
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  • feminine, ‘fine wheat flour or bread, roll’; a word peculiar to High German, allied to Old High German sëmon, ‘to eat.’ Latin simila, ‘wheat flour,’ whence also...
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  • simila, f., ‘fine wheat flour or bread, roll’; a word peculiar to HG., allied to OHG. sëmon, ‘to eat.’ Lat. simila, ‘wheat flour,’ whence also Ital....
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  • of wheat flour. For dinner you will have crackers with your soup, and perhaps pie or cake. Those will be made of wheat flour, too. We use more wheat in...
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  • materials are as follow:— Wheat: Weigh the warp first. Then according to its fineness or coarseness, take fine wheat flour or Menda from 10 to 20 per...
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  • 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 28 Wheat 36736401911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 28 — WheatWHEAT (Triticum), the most important and the most...
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  • manufacture said wheat into flour, and were fully equipped with fuel and water and everything necessary to convert said wheat into flour, save and except...
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  • country flour, that is, flour milled entirely or chiefly from English wheat, which under such conditions is strengthened by a blend of strong flour, a patent...
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  • oven in muffin pans.   WHOLE WHEAT NUT BREAD 2 cups whole wheat flour, 2 cups white flour, 2 tablespoons sugar, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 1 lb. dates...
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  • cup hot water, ⁠½ cup molasses, ⁠¼ cup milk, ⁠2 cups entire wheat flour, ⁠1 cup bread flour, ⁠5 teaspoons baking powder, ⁠1½ teaspoons salt, ⁠½ teaspoon...
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  • the delivery of the wheat and flour to his assignor. Testimony was taken upon both sides. It was proved that the wheat and flour were in the hands of...
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  • of flour of a new variety of wheat could not readily be carried out because small quantities of grain could not well be ground in ordinary flour mills...
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  • Brown Bread. One cup yellow meal, ½ cup rye meal, ½ cup graham flour, ½ cup wheat flour, 1 cup milk, ½ cup molasses, ¼ teaspoon salt. Mix well together...
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  • market self-rising flour and plain flour and selling the same in interstate commerce. None of them grind from the wheat the flour which they thus prepare...
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  • and dairy products, and ships annually considerable hay, vegetables, wheat, flour, livestock and dairy products. The waterworks plant cost originally $60...
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