Add to ORKGBangbellyThis was the name of a certain type of cake made by my family. it consisted of flour, molasses, pork, baking powder & water. After being mixed it was baked in the oven in a long, low pan. It had a gingerbread taste & was very delicious to eat. The older folk (45 & over) usuallyYesDICT CENUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedThis is a Newfoundland Folklore Survey card. The last sentence on the card ends abruptly without any continuance on the reverse
bangbelly. . . a ten to fifteen minute break for everyone to get a cup of tea and a bite to eat. I...
bangbellyMollasses cake like suet pudding but with salt pork (also _red-dog_)Used I and SupUsed INot...
flacoon n pl"_Flacoons_" - this was the name given in my fathers trouton to "pancakes." Usually he ...
BangbellyThis is a type of pudding. First of all you soak bread crusts and ends. You add molasses, ...
BangbellyThis is a type of pudding. You always use a flour base made with flour, butter, and egg. Y...
bangbellyThis is a very heavy and so[-]dd[-]ggy cake. It contains pork cut in chinks, molasses, flo...
BangbellyBang belly can be a pork pudding cooked in the oven as well as the usual idea of pan cakes...
BangbellyBangbelly can be a pork pudding cooked in the oven as well as the usual idea/of pan cakes...
BangbellyLog 2 a pork and molasses cake made with soda that could be baked, friend, or b...
Bangbellya cake composed of flour, molasses, raisins, diced salt porkUsed I and SupUsed INot use
bangbellycake made of fat pork, molasses, flour, waterUsed I and SupUsed INot use
bangbellyYou can make up the _ the bangbelly now, (we) used to call it with the bread soda,see,an...
bread n(1) [check] (1) Garnish Fairwind [PT] JW [check] (2) Slop-gut [PT] [check] (3) Bread-cake ...
BangbellyI find that I have mentioned bangbelly several times/so I had better explain what it was. ...
Bangbellybang belly reference to a cake that was 'thrown together' without a recipereference to a ...
bangbelly. . . a ten to fifteen minute break for everyone to get a cup of tea and a bite to eat. I...
bangbellyMollasses cake like suet pudding but with salt pork (also _red-dog_)Used I and SupUsed INot...
flacoon n pl"_Flacoons_" - this was the name given in my fathers trouton to "pancakes." Usually he ...
BangbellyThis is a type of pudding. First of all you soak bread crusts and ends. You add molasses, ...
BangbellyThis is a type of pudding. You always use a flour base made with flour, butter, and egg. Y...
bangbellyThis is a very heavy and so[-]dd[-]ggy cake. It contains pork cut in chinks, molasses, flo...
BangbellyBang belly can be a pork pudding cooked in the oven as well as the usual idea of pan cakes...
BangbellyBangbelly can be a pork pudding cooked in the oven as well as the usual idea/of pan cakes...
BangbellyLog 2 a pork and molasses cake made with soda that could be baked, friend, or b...
Bangbellya cake composed of flour, molasses, raisins, diced salt porkUsed I and SupUsed INot use
bangbellycake made of fat pork, molasses, flour, waterUsed I and SupUsed INot use
bangbellyYou can make up the _ the bangbelly now, (we) used to call it with the bread soda,see,an...
bread n(1) [check] (1) Garnish Fairwind [PT] JW [check] (2) Slop-gut [PT] [check] (3) Bread-cake ...
BangbellyI find that I have mentioned bangbelly several times/so I had better explain what it was. ...
Bangbellybang belly reference to a cake that was 'thrown together' without a recipereference to a ...
bangbelly. . . a ten to fifteen minute break for everyone to get a cup of tea and a bite to eat. I...
bangbellyMollasses cake like suet pudding but with salt pork (also _red-dog_)Used I and SupUsed INot...
flacoon n pl"_Flacoons_" - this was the name given in my fathers trouton to "pancakes." Usually he ...