SALLY LUNN BREAD |
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Makes 80 servings. |
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(Two large bun pans – 18” x 26” x 1”) |
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Bake in 350° oven. |
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Cut 40 servings per pan, or 200 rolls |
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Bake rolls in 400° oven. |
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INGREDIENTS |
WEIGHTS |
MEASURES |
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Dry yeast |
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½ cup |
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Warm water |
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1 cup |
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Sugar |
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4 tsps. |
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Start yeast to working by mixing first three ingredients |
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Butter or margarine |
1 ½ lbs. |
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Sugar |
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3 cups |
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Eggs ** |
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8 shell eggs (or see **below) |
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Warm milk |
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2 qts. |
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Flour |
6 lbs |
6 qts. (or 24 cups) |
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Salt |
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4 tsps |
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Baking powder |
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1 cup |
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1 ¼ cups dried eggs and 1 ¼ cups water may be substituted for shell eggs. |
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DIRECTIONS: |
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1. Pour melted butter in mixing bowl. Add sugar and yeast mixture, then add eggs. |
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2. Sift together flour, salt and baking powder; add alternately with milk. |
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3. Mix until dough leaves bowl – more flour may be added. |
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4. Let rise ½ hour; work down. Roll ¼” thick, place in buttered pan. |
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5. Butter top. Roll another and place on top of first piece. Butter and let rise. |
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6. Bake at 350°F. for 45 minutes or until done and brown. |
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To make rolls: |
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1. Follow directions 1 – 5 above, then; |
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2. Dough may be rolled and cut or punched. Let rise and bake in 400°F. oven until done and brown. |
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Number of Portions |
200 |
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Size of Portion |
1 each |
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Calories |
102 |
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Iron |
0.93 Mg |
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Protein. |
2.32 G |
9.11% |
Cholesterol |
10 Mg |
Calcium |
80.74 Mg |
Carbohydrates. |
15.54 G |
60.99% |
Sodium. |
172 Mg |
Vitamin A |
34 RE |
Total Fat |
3.43 G |
30.27% |
Fiber |
0.51 G |
Vitamin C |
0.10 Mg |
Saturated Fat |
0.80 G |
7.08% |
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Sally Lunn is said to be the name of the first lady who made this bread. |
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