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© 2001-2012
copyright Spruce.ca
all rights reserved
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by Charlie Burke
Food Writer for The Heart of New England
www.TheHeartofNewEngland.com |
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Molasses has been a
popular ingredient in New England cooking since at least the nineteenth
century. Clipper ships brought cane sugar to New England from Caribbean
islands, and rum and molasses were manufactured here. A bizarre disaster
occurred long ago in Boston's North End when a huge molasses storage
tank ruptured resulting in many deaths.
My wife was given this recipe and told it was quite old; the results are
anything but a disaster! Wafer thin and crisp, these are like no other
molasses cookie we've ever had. The dough stores well in the
refrigerator and can be sliced and cooked in minutes. The best molasses
we've ever had is sold at The Old Country Store at Moultonborough Corner
in Moultonborough, New Hampshire which boasts of being a
country store since 1781. |
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An organic farmer and avid cook, writer Charlie Burke is the
vice president of the New Hampshire Farmer's Market
Association (www.nhfma.org) and helps run the Sanbornton
Farmers' Market. His column & recipes appear weekly
in The Heart of New England's newsletter... get a free
subscription by sending a blank email to:
heartofnewengland-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or visit
www.TheHeartofNewEngland.com
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