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Seed cake may refer to:

Bush bread
Caraway seed cake
Press cake, residue left after pressing seeds to extract oil.

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+'''Seed cake''' may refer to:
-{{otheruses4|the byproduct of pressed oil|the British cake made, in part, from seeds|Caraway seed cake}}
-'''Seed cake''' or '''bush bread''' refers to bread made by crushing seeds into a [[dough]] after which it is baked (without any additives). Some seeds (such as the seed of acacia) needs to be heated, hulled and then ground dry, while others (such as those of grasses) can be ground with water. <ref>Bush food: Aboriginal food and herbal medicine by Jennifer Isaacs</ref> Bush bread was traditionally made by aboriginal Australians. Bush bread is high in protein and carbohydrate and can be part of a balanced diet. <ref>[http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Bush_bread Bush bread description]</ref>
+* [[Bush bread]]
-Seed cake can also refer to a byproduct of making [[vegetable fats and oils|pressed oil]] from seeds. When oil is pressed the remaining solids are pressed into cakes.<ref>{{cite book
+* [[Caraway seed cake]]
- | url=http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-2896500043.html
+* [[Press cake]], residue left after pressing seeds to extract oil.
- | chapter=Cooking Oil
- | title=How Products are Made
- | author=Rose Secrest
- | date=January 1, 1994
- | accessdate=2008-06-17
-}}</ref> Seed cakes are primarily used as food for livestock.<ref>{{cite book
- | url=http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1E1-linseedc.html
- | chapter=Linseed cake
- | year=2008
- | title=Columbia Encyclopedia
-}}</ref> The seed cake of the [[moringa oleifera|moringa]] can be used as a [[flocculant]] in [[water treatment]].<ref>{{cite book
- | author=Laura S. Meitzner, Martin L. Price
- | title=Amaranth to Zai Holes: Ideas for Growing Food Under Difficult Conditions
- | publisher=ECHO
- | date=1996
- | url=http://www.amazon.com/Amaranth-Zai-Holes-Difficult-Conditions/dp/096533600X
-}}</ref>
+{{Disambig}}
-==Ingredients==
-Bush bread can be made from a variety of seeds; these include<ref>Bush food: Aboriginal food and herbal medicine by Jennifer Isaacs</ref>:
-* Acacia spp. (eg [[Acacia aneura]] (mulga), [[Acacia cowleana]], [[Acacia estrophiolata]] (ironweed),  [[Acacia ligulata]] (umbrella bush), [[Acacia murrayana]] (tjuntjula), [[Acacia tetragonophylla]] (wakalpulka), [[Acacia kempeana]] (Witchetty bush), [[Acacia coriacea]] (Wiry wattle), [[Acacia notabilis]], [[Acacia pyrifolia]], [[Acacia tetragonophylla]], [[Acacia victoriae]], [[Acacia sophorae]], [[Acacia stenophylla]], [[Acacia tumida]])
-* [[Aleurites moluccana]]
-* [[Atriplex nummularia]] (Old man saltbush)
-* [[Panicum]] spp. (eg [[Panicum australiense]], [[Panicum decompositum]], [[Panicum effusum]])
-* [[Amaranthus mitchellii]]
-* [[Amaranthus grandiflorus]]
-* Brachiaria spp. (eg [[Brachiaria piligera]] [[Brachiaria milliformis]])
-* Brachychiton spp. (eg [[Brachychiton diversifolium]] [[Brachychiton gregorii]], [[Brachychiton paradoxum]], [[Brachychiton populneum]])
-* [[Bruguiera rheedii]]
-* [[Calandrinia balonensis]]
-* [[Canarium australianum]]
-* [[Canavalia maritima]]
-* [[Entada phaseolides]]
-* [[Eragrostris]] spp. (Wangunu) (eg [[Eragrostris eriopoda]])
-* [[Eucalyptus leptopoda]]
-* [[Eucalyptus microtheca]]
-* [[Astrelba pectinata]] (Mitchell grass)
-* [[Portulaca oleracea]]
-* [[Portulaca intraterranea]]
-* [[Oryza sativa]]
-* [[Marsilea drummondii]] (Nardoo)
-* [[Nymphae gigantea]]
-* [[Rhyncharrhena linearis]]
-* [[Themeda australis]]
-== References ==
-{{reflist}}
-{{agriculture-stub}}
-[[Category:Seeds]]
-[[Category:Australian cuisine]]