journey cake การใช้

They were also called " journey cakes, " because they kept well on long trips.
Some say the name derives from " journey cake " or " Shawnee cake, " although Chiaro dismissed both theories.
Indians used to call their pancake " jonikin ", but the colonists used to say " journey cake ", because of the long journeys in which this cookie was very useful.
Modern literary runaway food tales include Ruth Sawyer's " Journey Cake, Ho ! " ( 1953 ), a tale about an old couple and their " bound-out boy ", Johnny, whose journey-cake is chased by the boy and a variety of animals.
Jerked meat, usually chicken or pork, can be purchased along with hard dough bread, deep fried " cassava bammy " ( flatbread, usually with fish ), Jamaican fried dumplings ( known as Johnny or journey cakes ), and festival, a variation of sweet flavored fried dumplings made with sugar and served as a side.