Scoil: Kilbeggan (B.)

Ar an leathanach seo

1. Bread (ar lean)

   

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   through the floor instead of oatmeal.
   Oaten bread.
   Made entirely of oatmeal and salted cold water it was worked on a wooden board with the hands formed into a cake cut in quarters and baked on a griddle.
   Bran.
   Was sometimes mixed into the flour. This bread was not so popular. It caused "Heart burn" this is the name the old folks called, indigestion.

   Potatoes were cooked also, then mashed and mixed with flour and lard. Sometimes with steeped oatmeal rolled in flour in tied up in a piece of calico and boiled in a skillet. This mixture was called a "dumpling."

   By the way it was a skillet that caused "Old Mullingar" to be submerged under Lough Gnnell or Belvedere" as it is sometimes called. There was a witch living near Lynn. She wanted a loan of a skillet she strolled into a house in the old town of Mullingar it was at Lynn then. Anyway she was refused in the first house. The woman

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