1833  (1846)  [The wife of a Canadian settler] must know how to manufacture hop-rising or salt-rising for leavening her bread.
1852  Butter and bread she is too modest to say much about, but she does venture a complaint about . . . salt-rising being rather uncertain, and not to be depended upon for the making of the other.
1951  Course the cook made salt-risin bread, but he couldn't get nobody to touch it after he got good on pancakes.