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A 5 page overview of the process of making corn bread. The author takes the reader through the process step by step from pre-heating the skillet to mixing the batter. Important terms like “pone” are defined as well as information on how Southern cooks regard and care for their prized corn bread skillets. No sources are listed.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: AM2_PPbread2.rtf
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The process of bread preparation is one which can have many variations according to the culture, the time period, the type of bread and even the individual. For the
purpose of this paper lets consider the preparation of that wonderful concoction those of us in the South know as corn bread. Corn bread is often considered one of
the most simplistic of breads but, as this paper will demonstrate, the process through which it is made is quite complex. That process involves an intricate interaction
of human (the cook), plant (the provider of the corn for the corn meal), animal (the chicken that provides the egg, a key ingredient), metal (the material in the primary
implement, the skillet), heat, and time. Bread is often referred to biblically as the staff of life. It has in fact supported
human population almost since the beginning of the human reign on earth. Composed from the grains and seeds of the earth and baked utilizing heat generated from the campfires
of some of the earliest men, bread continues to be one of the most widely consumed foods. Bread is eaten all over the world and although there are regional
and cultural differences as to the specifics of its production, the basic steps involved in making bread are the same as they were thousands of years ago. In the
southern United States one of the most commonly consumed forms of bread is corn bread. Now true corn bread, as a corn bread connoisseur knows, does not come in
loaves nor does it come in buns. Instead cornbread comes in pones. Finding a precise definition for that term "pone", however, can be rather difficult. It seems
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