I am not a bad cook; far from it actually. I tend to cook items I've made before. I'm quite good with a recipe and will follow it once before adding/subtracting items to make it suit our family.
Lately I've been interested in native foods. My husband is 1/8 Native American and I have a smidge way back in my history (I have a great great great grandmother named Princess Cornblossom). I wanted to attempt fry bread. The recipe is inexpensive (flour, baking powder, salt, milk) so I figure if I mess it up, there is little financial loss.
I will follow up to this post with my results.
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
Attemping A New Recipe
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On family trips to Phoenix (AZ) as a child, we used to always stop at a little restaurant on the reservation and get fry bread. If it was lunchtime, we'd get it with beans, cheese, lettuce, and tomato. If it were mid-afternoon, we'd just get it drizzled with honey and sprinkled with powdered sugar.
I think we did make it a few times at home and it wasn't too difficult. Good luck!
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