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3073656
cookie mould
CD2005-0740
D2005-16657

Artifact Number77-442
Current Cultural AffiliationsGerman
All AffiliationsGerman (culture)
Category04: tools and equipment for materials
Sub-categoryD100: food processing tools and equipment
Place of OriginCountry - Canada, Province - Ontario
MeasurementsLength 22.5 cm, Width 17.4 cm, Thickness 1.8 cm
Related Activitybaking
CaptionPastry Print
Additional InformationThis pastry print would be used to make fancy cookies like Springerle, a Mennonite Christmas delicacy. The rectangular piece of wood is scored in twelve sections, each with a different incised design. Dough is placed over it and rolled to get imprints of the designs, then cut and baked. Excerpt from exhibition text: Just for Nice: German-Canadian Folk Art, May 1993 to September 1995.
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3073657
CD2005-0740
D2005-16658

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