Squaw Cake or Bannock - Recipe

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SQUAW CAKE OR BANNOCK
1 tbsp. butter 2 c. flour 1/2 tsp. salt 1 1/2 tsp. baking powder Mix all ingredients and add enough water to make a medium thin batter. It should run from spoon, but slowly. Spoon into hot greased skillet and hold above fire until cakes start to rise, then lower onto a hot fire until cooked on one side, turn and brown well. Eat with butter and jam.

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Squaw Cake or Bannock

· Dec 28 · #162246

Darlene (Alberta) says:

iskwew is the proper terminology not "squaw"... in the Cree language iskwew translated means woman; "squaw" came about when westerners immigrated to our lands and this was the interpretation which came to be and is often used as a derogatory term. I am not attempting to start anything, merely educating whomever shared this on the proper terminology.

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