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- Johnnycakes spread with apple butter were a breakfast treat for Colonial families.
- Johnnycake Road and Academy Road form the northern and northeastern borders of Catonsville.
- Other traditional Caribbean fare here includes turtle, oxtail, johnnycakes and meat pies.
- Jasper White uses Rhode Island johnnycake meal .)
- Upon graduation, students may submit an essay to earn lifetime membership to Johnnycake.
- The main tower is located on top of Johnnycake Mountain in Burlington, Connecticut.
- Most of the breakfasts serve similar dishes, especially johnnycakes, a Rhode Island tradition.
- Accompanied by sides of fresh orange juice, grits, and home-baked johnnycake.
- Vendors will serve a variety of fare including some old-time favorites like johnnycakes.
- Southerners call it hot water corn bread; in New England, it's johnnycakes.
- The festival featured old time and traditional fare such as clam chowder, clamcakes, and johnnycakes.
- And wherever you go, more than likely the traditional Rhode Island johnnycake will be on the menu.
- "Yaniqueques " or " yanikeke " are a Dominican Republic version of the johnnycake.
- Regardless of the corn's origin, Kenyon's meal still turns out the definitive Rhode Island johnnycake.
- Exemplary johnnycakes are available at the Commons Lunch ( Commons, Little Compton; 401-635-4388 ).
- The modern johnnycake is found in the cuisine of New England, and often claimed as originating in Rhode Island.
- As in colonial times, johnnycakes are made with corn meal and water, then pan-fried much like pancakes.
- Once participants dedicate 100 hours of service to Johnnycake, they are eligible to become members of the International Thespian Society.
- Shortcake, the middle school division of Johnnycake, offers two to three production opportunities in the Middle School each year.
- Corn bread, also known as corn pone, johnnycake and yaller bread was always more common than sourdough down in South Texas.
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