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Salt rising bread became popular in the 1800s, before yeast leavening was readily available. It relies on a fermented mixture of warm milk or water, flour, cornmeal, sugar and salt to give it rising power. Salt-rising bread has a very smooth texture with a tangy flavor and aroma.

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Q: Where is original historic documentation that salt rising bread is so-named because it was warmed in salt?
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