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Maori bread

On "After School" tomorrow. as well as announcing the winners of the scrapbook competition. Oily Ohlson will be showing how to make Maori bread. Here is his recipe: To make the rising agent known as "rewena." using one cup of water boil a medium-sized potato, mash it thoroughly and then stir in two cups of flour and 1 tsp of sugar. Cover and leave overnight in a warm place (the hot-water cupboard is ideal). The rewena is ready when it has a bubbly appearance..

To make’the bread, mix together: 1 cup rewena 2 cups warm water 5 cups flour 1 tsp baking soda 1 tsp salt

Knead the resultant dough until it springs back when pressed. Bake in 200 C oven for 30 minutes.

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Press, 4 October 1982, Page 23

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126

Maori bread Press, 4 October 1982, Page 23

Maori bread Press, 4 October 1982, Page 23

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