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Boston brown bread
noun
- a dark-brown steamed bread made of cornmeal and rye meal or graham or wheat flour sweetened with molasses.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Boston brown bread1
An Americanism dating back to 1855–60
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Example Sentences
It was hardly a sumptuous repast, but answered every requirement, there being canned Boston brown bread and beef tea, mixed with snow and seasoned with smoke.
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But she says the Boston brown bread ought to be soft enough even after six weeks.
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Spread very thin buttered slices of Boston brown bread with chopped walnuts, or with chopped almonds, or with both mixed, or with salted nuts chopped.
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For supper serve pork and baked beans, Boston brown bread, pie, tea, etc.
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Rings of Boston brown bread alternated with rings of white bread and spread with peanut butter is another popular combination.
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