How to Make Bannock | Community Kitchen
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2022
- Marie Casimel from Stellat'en First Nation has been making bannock ever since her grandmother showed her how as a young girl. Now, Marie is ready to pass on her family's recipe and teach everyone how to make bannock.
INGREDIENTS:
For a large batch
8 cups - All-purpose flour
8 Tbsp - Baking powder
4 tsp - Salt
4 Tbsp - Sugar
4 cup - Warm water
Canola oil
For a smaller batch (serves 4)
2 cups - All-purpose flour
2 Tbsp - Baking powder
1 tsp - Salt
1 Tbsp - Sugar
1 cup - Warm water
Canola oil
DIRECTIONS
1) Stir together all dry ingredients in a large bowl.
2) Add warm water and mix well until the dough forms a ball.
3) Knead the dough in the bowl, adding small amounts of flour if needed.
4) Pour about 1 inch of oil in the bottom of a cast iron pan and heat over medium to medium-high heat.
5) Portion out dough into palm-sized pieces and fry until browned. Turn to brown the other side.
6) Place on paper-towel lined plate to drain.
Bannock looks absolutely delicious Irene. Love your stove. Thank you for sharing your recipe and experience. 🍞💜
I’d be interested in hearing all about your nana and your culture. 💚✌🏽
That’s was a great video! I learnt new skills watching it.
Thank you. Nice and easy.
So happy I stumbled across this.. not only for the beautiful bannock, but the stories involved. Thank you Ms. Marie. I’m 56 and when my children/grandchildren are in the kitchen learning from me, I tell stories of my youth as well. They will remember us well. Much Love❤️🪶
Lard is healthier than oils because oils are usually partially or fully hydrogenated and high heat processed. We have come full circle back to the old ways of real butter and lard being better for us.
Olive oil is cold pressed. One of the best oils you can eat. There's a reason people have been using it for ages.
Well, I'm not young, nor am I native, but my son and I are going to a three day music festival, and camping, so I'm going to try this. Thank you!
Thank you for the great video. Looks delicious. Pass the lamlas. (jam)
Thank you. I appreciate the recipe for the smaller batch!
Thank you. Im going to make some.
Beautiful Bannock ❤
looks delicious, and i am going to try it but I will side with your grandma, lard gives better flavour!
A co worker made Bannock bread for lunch,and I fell in love with it. Had to learn how to make it. You are so calm in this video which made it easier to follow. Only part I got stumped on was,before you began to knead the dough you didnt mention if and how much flour to add. I went on a wym and added as i mixed with my hands. Dough turned iut well, the end result...yet to find out :) thank you for this recipe!
Yummy looks real tasty 😋
Looks very tasty, thank you so much for sharing!!!!!
Is that double-acting baking powder?
A fried biscuit? Thanks
Your grandmother was right! Lard is much better for your health. Please research all oils and see how bad they are for you. Look at the processes used to create them and you’ll realise they are toxic. I’m in your age group and have only realised it in the last 2 years of researching for my own health.
Olive oil is cold pressed. There's a reason it's been used for ages. It's one of the best oils you can eat.