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    Can I Market this Porridge Bread?

    Avillers, it has been a long cold winter, Huffington
    Post and Agriville has helped to keep me in
    touch, but an old friend had us over for supper
    and prared this fantastic feast, but the hit was
    this Porridge Bread, the recipe I wish to share
    with all my friends.

    Cook 1 cup oatmeal, Sunny Boy or Red River
    cereal for 20 min, add water or milk to cool it
    down to lukewarm plus 1/2 c molasses , salt to
    taste and 1/2 c butter or shortening (softened)

    Add bakers yeast and 1/4 cup sugar or honey.
    Allow to sit for 10 min.

    Add flour to make bread consistency. let rise,
    knead, then pan, rise and bake at 350*

    Enjoy the fruit of our labour, let me know what
    you think of this heavy beautiful treat.

    #2
    Oy! 1/2c molasses, 1/4c sugar, 1/2c butter. No mention of a blood pressure c.

    Good to go.

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      #3
      Just have 4 loaves oven now, the aroma is
      awesome. They do look quite heavy, maybe too
      much molasses or too little yeast, but cant wait to
      butter up a slice. BP? Good! I get my pressure
      relief on Agriville, LOL listening to Oneoff and
      BTO helps.

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        #4
        Oneoff has a damn good point for some dumb guys.

        If a council is going to make a bylaw for gravel extraction, make it clear that this only applies to sand and gravel sources, not "and other uses" which are not defined in the bylaw. Think about topsoil, sdg, which covers just about every surface, and what you might wish to do with a portion of it on your own property. Do you really what to spend your life getting permits for the next shovelful of topsoil which at the discretion of council could forbid you, report you, perhaps worse?

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