grandpa's toppin' out
(6 ratings)
I have many great memories of my Grandpa Campbell but this was considered a special dessert. Right after dinner, he would sit down with a small plate and mix up this spread he called "toppin out" and have it with some of Grammies homemade bread. Whether it was due to World War II and the lack of items they may have had for dessert or not it became something he enjoyed immensely. My sister Linda & I both loved when he was mixing it up & would share a bite or two with us. We thought it strange but somehow we ended up lovin' it too. To this day, I always have a jar of blackstrap molasses handy.
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(6 ratings)
yield
1 or 2
prep time
5 Min
method
No-Cook or Other
Ingredients For grandpa's toppin' out
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blacksstrap molasses
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butter
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homemade bread, rolls or bisquits
How To Make grandpa's toppin' out
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1Place a tsp or two of butter on your plate and pour your molasses over it. You'll decide how you like it best. You may like a little more butter or enjoy the taste of molasses more. -
2Mash the two together till well blended.
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3Now dip your homemade bread into your molasses spread.
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4Health benefits of blackstrap molasses: "The difference between just plain ole molasses and the blackstrap molasses is which boiling it comes from. Regular molasses comes from the first or second boiling of the cane sugar syrup. Blackstrap comes from the third boiling, which causes the iron to increase by about 5%." ---from http://blackstrapmolasses.info/10/blackstrap-molasses-cures/ "It is a great source of iron and calcium, but it's also a source of potassium, magnesium, copper, and manganese. Many people claim to have reversed their gray hair with it. I bet this is at least partly due to the copper content, as copper deficiency can lead to prematurely gray hair. Copper, an essential component of many enzymes, plays a role in a wide range of physiological processes including iron utilization, elimination of free radicals, development of bone and connective tissue, and the production of the skin and hair pigment called melanin ... Using two teaspoons of blackstrap molasses to sweeten your morning cereal and the coffee or tea you drink during the day will supply you with 14.0% of the daily recommended value for copper." ---http://www.healthdiaries.com/eatthis/blackstrap-molasses.html This is just a few health benefits that I found on the internet but most certainly worth looking into and trying out if you have any of these problems.
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