When light, sift into the bread-tray—

1 quart rye-flour.

2 quarts Indian meal.

1 tablespoonful salt.

1 teaspoonful soda, or saleratus.

Mix this up very soft with the risen sponge, adding warm water, if

needed, and working in gradually

Half a teacupful of molasses.

Knead well, and let it rise from six to seven hours. Then work over

again, and divide into loaves, putting these in well-greased, round,

deep pans. The second rising should last an hour, at the end of which

time bake in a moderate oven about four hours. Rapid baking will ruin

it. If put in late in the day, let it stay in the oven all night.

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