US6418A - Improvement in the preparation of flour for bread-making - Google Patents

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US6418A
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  • my invention consists in the adding to a certain weight of flour such quan tities of alkalines and acids,sngar, and salt as shall,by the addition of wateronly, enable such prepared flour to be manufactured into bread, &c., without the use of fermenting matter.
  • My prepared flour when used to make bread, biscuits, or other like food, only requires to be made into dough with cold water in the proportionot' ten ounces of water to one pound of flour for bread,and about sixounces to one pound of flour for biscuits, and baked at once in a well-heated oven.

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UNITED STATES,
PATENT OFFICE.
HENRY JONES, OF BROADMEAD, BRISTOL, ENGLAND, ASSIGNOR TO JNO. FOWLER, OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE PREPARATION OF FLOUR FOR BREAD-MAKING.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 6,418, dated May 1, 1849.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, HENRYJ ONES, of Broadmead, in the city and county-of Bristol, in the Kingdom of Great Britain, baker, have invented a new Preparation of Flour, for certain purposes hereinalter mentioned; and I do hereby declare that the following is a full and exact description.
The nature of my invention consists in the adding to a certain weight of flour such quan tities of alkalines and acids,sngar, and salt as shall,by the addition of wateronly, enable such prepared flour to be manufactured into bread, &c., without the use of fermenting matter.
To enable others skilled in the art to make and use my invention, 1 will proceed to describe the method of preparing the flour.
I take the wheat or other grain trom which the flour to be prepared is made. of fine qualit perfectly dry, or make it so'by passing it over a kiln. After grinding and dressing itl add to one hundrtd-weight of it ten and a halt ounces (avoirdupois) of tartaric acid, finest quality, and as dry as possible, and which has passed through a sieve of sixty wires to the inch. I mix it well with the flour, and pass both through a flour-dressing machine, and allow it to remain untouched for two or three days, that the water of crystallization, always more or less present in the tartaric acid, may be absorbed b the flour, and so form around the particles of acid a coatingof flour that will" prevent its immediate contact with the particles of alkali, and thereby I avoid reducing'its power of action. Afterward I mix with the quantity of flour and acid before named twelve tralization of both.
My prepared flour, when used to make bread, biscuits, or other like food, only requires to be made into dough with cold water in the proportionot' ten ounces of water to one pound of flour for bread,and about sixounces to one pound of flour for biscuits, and baked at once in a well-heated oven.
I do not claim mixing acid and alkali with flour as a substitute for yeast; nor do I claim mixing one of these ingredients with flour in the dry state when the other is dissolved for making bread; but
What I do claim is- Mixing both the acid and alkali with the tlour in the dry state, sugar and salt being added or not at will,substantially in the manner and for the purpose herein set forth, as a new article of manufacture.
Dated in Bristol aforesaid this 1st day of August, 1848.
HENRY JONES.
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RIGHD. BRADFORD, JAMES HEADER.
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