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Leaf Bread

 

The Iroquois make this from green corn. It is really more of a vegetable than

a bread.

 

6 ears fresh sweet corn

1 to 3 tablespoons cornmeal, optional

salt and ground pepper

melted butter

 

Shuck corn, reserving husks. Holding corn cobs upright on end, sue a sharp

knife to make a shallow cut down the middle of each row of kernels. Use the

blade in a scraping downward motion to remove corn from cobs. In a blender or

food processor, process corn into a paste. If corn seems very liquid, stir in

enough cornmeal to make it easier to handle. Season with salt and pepper and

reserve.

Rinse reserved husks under cold running water and pat dry. Spoon 3 to 4

tablespoons of corn paste into a large corn husk. Wrap in more husks to

completely envelop paste. Tie ends with strips of husk. Continue until all

paste is used. Six ears of corn should make 12 to 15 small, tamale-like

packages. Steam leaf bread over boiling water for about 45 minutes.

Allow to cool slightly before removing husks. Serve brushed with melted butter.

Serves 4 to 6.

 

 

 

 

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This sounds really interesting!

 

On 6/21/07, Bear <tbearbiker wrote:

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> Leaf Bread

>

> The Iroquois make this from green corn. It is really more of a vegetable

> than a bread.

>

 

Nicole W.

Katy, Texas

 

 

 

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