| Summary: | tiffin n I had an uncle used to bake, an' He used to call it a sintiffin". . He used to make these big piece [this big piece?] o' dough, just some bakin' powder in there an' salt an' flour an' water, an' mix it up an' lay it right on the cover o' the stove. No pan nor nothing. An' you happened to go in on him, you know, an' he'd be cookin', he said,' 'I got a sintiffin on there now.' ' A sintiffin!* (ie kind of dough mixture baked on top of stove) Yes DNE-cit J.D.A. WIDDOWSON NOV 1973 JH (* - my spelling) Used I Used I Not used [see 'damper devile,' etc] sintiffin*, DAMPER, TOUTIN in DNE-cit as T 94/5-64
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