Marge's Gingerbread

"My Mom taught me to make this gingerbread when I was about 5 and starting to bake; she almost always made fresh french bread on the weekends and Dad made the best fried green tomatoes :our grocer in Milan got them in from the countryside for him."
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
8-12
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ingredients

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directions

  • in a large mixing bowl cream together butter & sugar.
  • add egg & beat well.
  • add dark molasses.
  • in a separate bowl sift together all dry ingredients.
  • add alternately with milk to creamed mixture blending well.
  • pour into greased 8" x 8" x 2" pan or in round 9" or in muffin pan.
  • bake in moderate oven 350 for 45 minutes [test by inserting a raw spaghetti: it has to come out dry].
  • cool in pan 10 minutes, move to cooling rack to finish cooling.

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ocean girl planted in the desert for the last 7 years, cook, pet-sitter, traveler, avid reader with somewhere over 1,000 books and more coming in fast, much to my hubby's dismay - myrtle the shar-pei, bobolino and pogo the cats share my life too, and occasionally get treats fresh from the oven. ONE of my biggest pet peeves is people calling a sandwich "panini": in italian, panino simply means sandwich of any type, hot or cold - 1 sandwich = 1 panino about 1970 the big new fad was toasted PANINI [plural] at our local bar or "paninoteca" - the trendy name for the place selling them back then. so if you eat panini it means you are eating several sandwiches so you must have a big appetite or you're eating tiny little ones, and not necessarily grilled nor hot!! AARRRRGH!
 
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