Stoves

"For stoves they used an iron pot on a big fire. In the kitchen, they

had a fireplace built ten feet wide. They had things they called pot

racks hung down from the chimney, and they would hang pots on them. They

put the pots on those hooks and not on the logs. When they baked bread

they would use iron skillets--North Carolina people called them spiders.

They would put an iron lid on them and put fire over the top and

underneath the skillet and bake good bread. I mean that old-time bread

was good bread. They baked the light bread the same way. They baked

biscuits once a week. Sunday mornings was about the only time you ever

got them."

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