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tnrowmg up llttlo volcanic eruptions.
It is now timo to cover the kettle with
the lid, and. to turn down the gas
just low enough so that the mush will
keep boilng a little and sputtering un
der the lid, but will not burn.
"Then lot the man go and shave or
complete his dressing. That will take
him fifteen minutes; and at the ond
of that timo, on returning, ho will find
tho mush still sputtering, but perfect
ly coolied and ready to be eaten.
It is then and always a food fit for
tho gods. Sugar is an insult to it.
Cream is not. It will never pall. But
delegate its preparation to a hireling,
and it instantly resents tho slight by
becoming lumpy and rank.
"There are many other delicious
foods that can be made of corn meal,
but each one of them is another story."
The southern people are more ad
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cakes, corn mufilns, hominy, mush and
other products ofScorn than any other
people and the further they get away
from it by the use of other cereal prod
ucts the worse it will be for them. We
should like to see the south as well
as the north and west everlastingly
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