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Home About Canada Regional Cooking The North Bannock

Bannock

This versatile recipe originates among the Aboriginal people of Canada. It can be made into a sweet or a savoury snack. It can also be prepared over a campfire.

3 cupsFlour
1 TbspBaking Powder
1 tspSalt
4 TbspButter
 Water
Optional
Sugar and Cinnamon, sprinkled over Raisins, added to the dough
Butter, to be served on top
Any other garnish you like with bread

Combine the flour, baking powder and salt and butter. Gradually add warm water until the mixture has a dough-like consistency. (Optional: add raisins, or other fruit.)

Make thin patties with the dough, and fry them over a low heat.

You can then garnish them with sugar and cinnamon, cheese, or any other type of topping.


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Last Updated:
2006-04-12
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